@mercime It looks the same. I deactivated all plugins both on the network and in each individual site (I have 3 sites in my network). Made sure the default Buddypress theme was activated (only on one site) and Buddypress on network activate.
I believe you had told me to follow these steps before in the WordPress forums before, but it didn’t work that time either. What could be causing this issue?
@lockamiz23 have you tried the troubleshooting basics like changing theme to bp-default and deactivating all plugins except BuddyPress?
I don’t remember ever having set them other than in the beginning when i had to select a new format for them. i’ve just been to the permalinks tab in the dashboard and re saved the setting and it says permalink structure updated, but theres no change. Is there somewhere else I should check? I have also looked in the error log and from the the day i did the upgrade (automatic) there is this line:
‘[05-Jul-2011 10:34:43] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined method wpdb::WPDB() in /home/sannyasn/public_html/now/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-forums/bp-forums-bbpress.php on line 144’, repeated 7 times. I looked at line 144 but it does mean much to me.
As has been mentioned and blog posted about there are site maintenance things going on this week.
bp-album uses the activity stream to add comments.
Blog post != activity stream.
What I’d recommend is to disable activity replies for blog posts and comments.
To do this, login to your WP dashboard and navigate to “BuddyPress > General Settings”.
Under “Disable activity stream commenting on blog and forum posts?”, select “Yes” and save.
sorry to but in, but has there been a change in here, I can’t start new topics, and my previous topics are unable to be found?
Check out the activity stream loop:
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/custom-buddypress-loops/the-activity-stream-loop/
You’ll need to pass the “object” param as “groups” and the “primary_id” param as the group ID.
eg.
if ( bp_has_activities( ‘object=groups&primary_id=’ . YOUR_GROUP_ID ) ) :
… the rest of the code as written in the codex article
Testing is hugely important, the more people doing that the better, spotting bugs and feeding back will help ensure bug fix point releases are reduced.
Just want to say thanks to everyone working on BP 1.3.
I wish I could get involved coding somehow but I have no experience whatsoever unfortunately. I know how to use BP inside out though and could test EVERY aspect thoroughly if that’s any use to anyone?
Ross 
Is buddypress.org using latest WP+BP+ latest Buddypress Follow.
I cannot seem to get them work though they worked in the previous versions. Its a fresh install of atest WP+BP+ latest Buddypress Follow but Follow button or sidebar widget does not show up.
I am badly stuck up – any idea to get this working?
Deactivate all plugins except BuddyPress, keep on the bp-default theme and clear cache and cookies. How’s the BP Admin Bar now?
I have downgraded my buddypress Install to see if thats where the problem lies, however it still persists. I am not running Buddypress 1.2.8 however the reply doesnt work.
So i presume this has to do with the WordPress aspect.
Everything works fine in the default theme however.
Looking at that tracker:
3059 – Has a working patch and perhaps can be closed.
3158 – Has a patch submitted and has work done on it. Perhaps this is close to being closed.
3240 – Has a patch submitted and has work done on it. Perhaps this is close to being closed.
2707 – The attached patch needs a small tweak and this looks close to being closed
3241 – This master ticket only points to 3240 now as everything else is done
3294 – Looks done and perhaps can be closed
3312 – Has a patch submitted and has work done on it. Perhaps this is close to being closed.
3314 – A work in progress, but should be quick find/replace work
So of the 8 tickets, two can probably be closed currently. One just points to another, and the other 5 have had good progress.
Looking good!
I am having same issues. I did not deactivate my plugins. I only switched to BuddyPress Default and everything works fine. So it is definitely an issue with the Themes not plugin conflict.
This started since the last upgrade
Perhaps. My theme (made compatible with BP using the Template Pack) broke with BP 1.2.9 and WP 3.2.
Change to bp-default theme and deactivate all plugins except BuddyPress. You might also want to check out and post at theme’s support forums http://themekraft.com/support/
Troubleshooting at this time. The more information you can give about your WP installation, the better – server. PHP version, etc. If you have any other plugins aside from BuddyPress activated, deactivate them and change to bp-default theme. If you still see the error, download a fresh copy of BP and re-upload to server via FTP/cpanel.
8 active tickets remaining https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/roadmap
Feel free to help.
i just installed that latest version on the first go…. never upgraded, no need to…
do i still need to re-upload the buddypress fresh download ?
@Paul No, I haven’t customized my dashboard theme. I’m actually using a child theme based off from the default that comes with Buddypress. The screenshot below shows what’s going on, except now I’m using WP 3.2:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/attachment/ticket/2096/adminbar.tiff
@hnla I was able to reach my Network Admin dashboard by going to the dropdown menu as you mentioned, however I had to go “Inspect Element” in Safari and then remove “padding:0;” temporarily from the wp-admin-bar div.
Thank you, ladies and gentlemen, I’ll be here all week! 
