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It looks like you’re loading jquery more than once.

I apologize. This was a false alarm on my part. I was testing on my profile, where I swore I had saved information. That was back when Ajax was broken, and I think it didn’t save my profile so all the fields were empty. I added […]

That solution did not work for me. I copied the _inc folder into my child theme, and disabled Buddypress Template Pack.

The layout was then messed up, no doubt from missing CSS. I could Add a Friend, but it didn’t use Ajax. […]

If I recall correctly, this is fixed in trunk. I think it was a conflict with bp-template-pack and BP 1.5.

@Robbysusanto are you saying you should copy the _inc folder but not enable the JS integration through the plugin?

It helps to post with a clear subject of what you’re looking to do.

Buddypress Media – http://code.google.com/p/buddypress-media/
BP-Gallery – http://buddydev.com/plugins/bp-gallery/
BP-YouTube-Feed – http://buddydev.com/plugins/bp-youtube-feed/ […]

http://www.teknobites.com/2007/04/27/how-to-edit-phpini-file-to-increase-memory-limit/

Paul, I assume it isn’t simply a matter of changing bbpress templates to have profile links point back to the Buddypress profile page. We’d need to make sure the bbpress information shows on the Buddypress profile page. I’m […]

I’d actually prefer the large single forum model, but would like to limit access to a sub-forum to a group.

The other integration point I’d be interested in is a member profile. bbpress has their own profile page but I’d […]

If you have articles in your website, then they’re stored in a database. Just because you can’t see the webpage (if it breaks) that doesn’t mean the articles disappeared.

When using the Buddypress Template Pack, make sure you’re using that to insert the Buddypress CSS and JS in your theme as well, which is why it probably didn’t work for <a href='https://buddypress.org/community/members/ABCcreativity/&#039; […]

The Buddypress Template Pack can insert the Buddypress CSS and JS in your theme. That’s likely the step you are missing.

I’m assuming bbPress 2.0 handles upgrading from a stand-alone bbPress 1.x install and porting over existing posts. Will it do the same for an integrated version of bbPress in BP? Transferring over existing forums is important.

I don’t know if it is exactly what you had in mind, but I’d like to see the ability to +1/Like/Vote up any particular content in Buddypress, so I submitted a feature request ticket.

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3451

With core functionality in Buddypress, it is simple enough to just point a URL at bp_get_groups_root_slug() plus whatever you want to append, and no matter where you have groups, it just works. And the example of this site is […]

I have, and I’ve got something close to that going on. But I don’t necessarily want the plugin hard-code that it has to go under members. It should just work wherever the page is placed, as I understand is the new standard with […]