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As Quint says, reading your web server error log file is a good place to start.

Upgrade to BuddyPress 1.5.3.1.

FYIs this should be in 1.5.3.1.

You either need to create a page not called “forums” and map that to the BuddyPress Forums component in the set up, or change the name of the Forums slug name in the bbPress settings.

What does it say in your web server’s error log.

bbPress bugs are best reported on https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/

User has to have logged in at least once. This sets a “last_active” meta key in the wp_usermeta table, and that’s what we look for.

If your problem is specific to the Sitewide Forums not working, your best place for support is the bbPress forums at http://www.bbpress.org. They work with BuddyPress’ activity stream.

On the BuddyPress side […]

Hmm. It should fade in via javascript when the option is ticked and saved. Does saving the option work? e.g. does it pick up the previous value?

BuddyPress doesn’t ship with a mobile theme?

Your BuddyPress directory needs to be called ‘buddypress’, not ‘buddypress-xx’. e.g.
/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/

I’m not aware of any plugins or services that do this, unfortunately. You will probably have to hire a developer to figure it out.

This might be a bug. Have you got the Settings component disabled?

Going to put it into BuddyPress 1.7, I’ve not any immediate plans to massively enhance the functionality in BP Labs.

Unless you want to hardcode links, I’m not sure really possible. It might be if you edit the email templates and introduced BuddyPress template loops, but I’ve not tried that.

Cool!

Hmm. try making utf8 collations etc — I think I’ve seen latin1 cause problems.

Is that a blog post? If so, it’ll be in the single.php template.

And the BuddyPress.org theme is not available