andrewnelsonau

Thanks Romeli – if you would like temporary admin access or a video/anydesk link to our system to have a closer look yourselves let me know.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by andrewnelsonau.

Oh, and I’ve deactivated every plugin except buddy forms and buddypress, and switched to the Twenty Twenty One theme, and I still get the error.

Hi Romeli

Yes I’ve tried V2 and V3.

I’ve triple checked the keys.

I’ve successfully tested the same keys with other plugins.

I’ve tried on 3 different browsers and 2 different devices after clearing browser caches.

And the buddyforms work without the captcha.

I’m at a loss.

Any suggestions?

I had similar issues but the problem was not with Invite Anyone, but with my site’s email settings.

I think you need to do 2 things:

1) create a WP page called “accept” (with no content), and

2) in your buddypress settings in the ‘pages’ section, point to ‘register’ and ‘activate’ pages – but there is some flexibility with this step depending on how your WP site is set up

And yes, this stuff seems to be a secret that’s hidden somewhere – maybe not even in the documentation. I cant even recall how I figured it out. Hope that helps.

I solved this temporarily.

I just edited the buddymeet.php file.

6 instances where ‘network_status” needed to be checked and in a couple of cases switched to “true” and one instance of status = 1 needing to be changed to = 0.

I’ll be interested to see what happens with updates but its working for now and only takes 2-3 minutes.

If anyone comes up with a permanent solution please post.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by andrewnelsonau.

I’ve also checked the buddymeet.php file and its shows the plugin has checked, and both are on the same network, and yet there is the different networks error.

And I have tried toggling all these attributes with no success.

public static function config_check() {
/**
* blog_status : true if your plugin is activated on the same blog
* network_active : true when your plugin is activated on the network
* network_status : BuddyPress & your plugin share the same network status
*/
self::$bp_config = array(
‘blog_status’ => false,
‘network_active’ => false,
‘network_status’ => true,
‘network_admin’ => false
);

I’ve have the same problem and not even with a multi-site.

I have Buddyprees, S2Member and BuddyMeet.

I deactivated them all when searching and fixing another minor plugin conflict, but now that I re-active them (in any order) I get the warning that buddymeet and buddypress are “not on the same network configuration”.

I even tried deleting them and re-adding the plugins once through the WP plugin loader and once by uploading the files directly, and I still get the same error message.

The plugins are both installed in the same WP-content folder and its not a multi site.

Any suggestions?

I’ve have the same problem.

I have Buddyprees, S2Member and BuddyMeet.

I deactivated them all when searching and fixing another plugin conflict, but now that I simply re-active them (in any order) I get the warning that buddymeet and buddypress are not on the same network configuration.

The plugins are both installed in the same WP-content folder and its not a multi site.

I’ve even deleted BuddyMeet and reloaded a fresh set of files.

I still get the same warning. Any suggestions?

Have you solved this?

It’s not an Invite Anyone setting.

It will be else where in your WP site settings relating to your SMTP emails out.

Have you managed to solve this?

I don’t know what your settings are but I can assure you that I have buddypress and invite anyone and they both work, no conflicts.

I don’t use Invite Anyone at Group Creation, but use it separately to allow members to invite new members and allow them to invite those new users to join existing Groups.

And my Groups Send Invitation function is for existing members.

Same issue here – tragic that there is no response.