[Resolved] This group does not have a forum setup yet.
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1. I installed buddypress.
2. I created a group
3. I try to create a topic and I get this error : “This group does not have a forum setup yet.”Please help.
Thank you,
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@verteus You need to install the Group Forums first, then you have to enable forums for each group.
@mercime Sorry I forgot to mention :
1. Installed buddypress with group forums component
2. I created a group
3. I checked the admin settings of the group and “Enable discussion forum” is already checked
4. I try to create a topic and I get this error : “This group does not have a forum setup yet.”What I already tried :
– remove/add the forum component
– uncheck/check “Enable discussion forum”If try to create a topic from the forum directory :
1- fill the form
2- choose the group from the droplist
3- I get the error : “Please pick the group forum where you would like to post this topic.”Somewhere between steps 1 and 2, did you go to this page -> https://mercime.files.wordpress.com/2011/11/bp-forums.gif <- and click 'Install Group Forums' ?
@djpaul Yes, I installed Group Forums before creating the groups.
Look in your database. See if the wp_bb_* tables have been created.
@djpaul Yes the wp_bb_* tables where created : https://plus.google.com/photos/116544258067470611768/albums/5735086693996271025?authkey=CMWA9vrixuHbsgE
I installed a fresh wordpress + buddypress in a subdomain and I have the same problem…
Where are you hosted? Windows or Linux or XAMPP? Have you re-run Settings > Permalinks?
@mercime I’m hosted in Linux and I didn’t change the default permalink.
@verteus BuddyPress requires “pretty permalinks” which means you need to choose permalink other than the default permalink. Then go to dashboard menu BuddyPress > Pages and save Page settings assigned to BP components.
@mercime What I mean by default permalink, is the default permalink proposed by BuddyPress activation wizard. That was : http://domainname.com/archives/123
I followed your instructions and I changed the permalink settings to : http://domainname.com/sample-post/
The next step I’m not sure, but I open BuddyPress Pages Settings (Pages tab) and I click the “save” button beside each page and even click on the “save all” button.
I still get the same error…
Do you have any suggestion ?
Is it compatible with the latest wordpress 3.3.2 ?
What theme are you using? Have you changed to bp-default theme? If that doesn’t work – Site URL? Do you have throw-away test user username and password?
@mercime I followed the buddypress wizard and I’m using the “BuddyPress Default 1.5.5”
Site URL : http://test.hardcorebattlefield.com
What type of test user do you need ?
By the way I’m not using the bbpress plugin.
I telll you this because I read the codex about forum setup (https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/installing-group-and-sitewide-forums/#bp-group-forums) I’m wondering if I should install it ?
After I installed and activated buddypress with ALL the components, the group forums where already installed when opened the forums tab.
Wow! I finally found the solution after all kind of testing.
I’ll share my solution in case this helps someone in the same situation :
1. Open the forums tab in buddypress
2. Unsinstall group forums
3. delete the file bb-config.php from your wordpress root directory
4. uncheck the forums component from buddypress
5. Save the page settings in the settings tab
6. Save again the permalinks settings in wordpress
7. check the forums component in buddypress
8. click install group forums in buddypress forums tab
9. Go to admin settings of all the groups I created and click save again the settingsI’m not sure if all those steps are necessary, but I tried everything to make it work. hahaha
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