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@matuh, have you read these instructions?
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-20-shortcodes
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-20-theme-compatibility

On the plus side, I am one of the admins on testbp. It’s probably because bbPress 2.0 tries to use “forums”, and BuddyPress also tries to use “forums”. BuddyPress must be winning.

Try going to wp-admin > Settings > Forums, and set the “Forums base” and “Topics base”. There’s also a page called “discussion”. I’ve not used bbPress 2.0, so I’m not really sure. @johnjamesjacoby will know!

did you activate bbPress before BuddyPress? If you go to wp-admin BuddyPress menu, is it prompting you to run the updater?

Testbp runs unmodified versions of BuddyPress and bbPress development versions

when you use bbPress with BuddyPress default theme it has the the same theme that is on testbp.org.

> This doesn’t have any effect, since the site where the post is saved will always equal BP_ROOT_BLOG.

I think that’s wrong. The site where the post is saved will be the site where the post is saved. If you have an MS install with three blogs:
1 – Boone’s Blog
2 – Feedmymedia’s blog
3 – Our BuddyPress community site (BP_ROOT_BLOG)

when you publish a post on blog 1, $wpdb->blogid should equal 1, which is not the same as BP_ROOT_BLOG. Thus, your code should keep the item from being saved in the database.

It’s possible that I’m still misunderstanding what you’re intending to do, though.

What kinds of tests have you run on the code above? Did you do some var_dumps to make sure that the save_post hook is catching, and the function is being run? Did you see whether $wpdb->blogid actually does match BP_ROOT_BLOG in that case?

Just to clarify, the bbPress you’re referring to is the plugin, right? Because bp-default theme and BP themes in WP repo and premium do already add pages/style for internal bbPress forum bundled with BuddyPress.

or this plugin http://buddydev.com/buddypress/bp-redirect-to-profile-plugin-redirect-users-to-their-profile-on-login-on-buddypress-sites/

BP Codex is your friend https://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/changing-internal-configuration-settings/ look for “Change the default tab opened when looking at a user’s profile “

What theme are you using? What are the links in your main nav at this time? Or, this might just be what you need http://www.nathanrice.net/blog/creating-a-blog-page-with-paging/ – with a reminder to delete spaces between < and ? and php ergo should be ` when you copy and paste from the tutorial

Update, http://www.indonesiabox.com/activity

@enderandrew, please follow my instruction again correctly, I am not said disable both of “BP Template Pack CSS” and “BP Template Pack JS / AJAX”

1. Just copy activated and cofiguration BP Template Pack
2. And than copy “_inc” into your template folder directory
3. Do not disable both of “BP Template Pack CSS” and “BP Template Pack JS / AJAX”
4. Done and Test your site

Works like a charm for my site httpp://www.indonesiabox.com

Ehi @rbbp22, thank you so much for your work on this.

Well, I’ve tried your solution, but the only thing I get is view the avatar changed after the cropping process (on the registration).

When my user is going to load his profile after the login, the avatar will not displayed (there’ll be the default one).

Seems something wrong in the ‘save’ process.