[@rschilt Participant 15 years, 7 months ago]

K,

Remember that I’m a newbie…

But I would not touch the Buddypress plugin with “Plugin Commander”. If you wish to activate Buddypress across your site do so in the WPMU plugin section and activate site wide.

R

[@rschilt Participant 15 years, 8 months ago]

K,

Regular version. It’sd all new to me but I am finding out that most WP plugins seem to work quite well alongside WPMU.

Plugin Commander is a must!!

R

[@rschilt Participant 15 years, 8 months ago]

Hi,

I am also relatively new to WPMU/Buddypress/bbPress collection but have been doing a fare bit of playing around and testing of late.

The following plugins have worked fine for me during testing. Note that I have installed “Plugin Commander” and activated each plugin through the PC interface…

– All in one SEO

– Ozh Admin Dropdown menu

Note that the testing was done on all the latest versions of each component.

R

[@rschilt Participant 15 years, 8 months ago]

Hi guys,

I have followed the instructions as per the following bbpress forum post:

https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/wpmu-27-038-bbpress-10-alpha-6-integration-for-the-record (excellent instructions by the way)

…and I appear to have integration (database + login both ways) – so far all seems OK.

I’m running WPMU 2.7.1, BP1.0, and bbPress 1.0a6 and have integrated WPMU and bbPress. At this stage I’m not too worried about getting BP integrated as well – will wait until the Group/Forum features within BP improve.

My gut feel is that both these plugins:

*bbPress Integration

*WPMU Enable bbPress Capabilities (0.1)

…are no longer required (if one follows the instructions as above.

If anyone “stumbles” across anything different I would appreciate some feedback.

R