Go to WordPress.org’s BuddyPress page, click developers and it will list past versions
@kmtrent,
I recommend you post your observations with Themekraft as well. I imagine that they’ve been working with the beta/RC and now final version, so they should already know what may be happening…
@rodtrent could be a bug. If WLW won’t still work after deactivating all plugins except BuddyPress and changing to bp-default theme, do create a new ticket at BP trac (log in using same username and password used here) https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/newticket
When you do, give all necessary information to replicate the issue – BP/WP versions, single/multisite, plugins/theme used, Windows or Linux server, etc.
@manswab Initial scan of the code shows that you would have to change 16 BP template files from the six BP folders transferred to your active WP theme during the BP compatibility process. What’s the name of your theme? Site URI or URI to the theme’s demo page would help us get it right much faster.
@mattjblanchard other references to assist you in Step 3 to fix alignment of the template files:
– https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/bp-template-pack-walkthrough-level-easy-2/
– or check out the list of “template-packed” WP themes we’ve done so far near the bottom of this page – https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/wordpress-to-buddypress-theme/
Ok, I am going to just keep posting things till someone helps me figure this out. I do have the following plugins running on my site: Buddy Press, bbpress, Events Manager Pro, and Gravity Forms. Anyone have an idea which one would make the upgrade to 1.6 produce this error:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function bp_displayed_user_id() in /wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-template.php on line 1117
Thank you, @Paul Gibbs. I am new to Buddy Press, and I am assuming that my theme which I chose to go with Buddy Press is the issue. What can I do? It seems that everything is working accept the admin page and the interaction among members. Any ideas where I should look first? Thank you for your assistance.
Updated post on test localhost blog and got error
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at Z:homelocalhostwwwwp1wp-contentpluginsbuddypressbp-themesbp-defaultfunctions.php:793) in Z:homelocalhostwwwwp1wp-includespluggable.php on line 881
I have not yet launched my buddypress site, but this is definitely one of my concerns.
If I required new users to verify their account with an e-mail activation link, would this help prevent spammers?
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@chamza Have you tried BP Profile Search Plugin? Here is the link: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-profile-search/ Just make sure your site meets the requirements.
@r-a-y it is not work 
any idea
http://www.ermito.eu/uzytkownicy/ it look ophu on live page
I’ve been playing with WordPress, building a site this summer and BuddyPress seemed perfect for what I wanted to do. I enabled the network on my WP site and downloaded the new BP 1.6 which I was told would be able to run on a subsite. I can’t get it to work. BP is an active plugin on the subsite, using the BP theme but there is no admin control. If I network activate BP, the admin controls appear on the network dashboard but only give my options to create pages on the main site. I read on the WP forum to assign BP to a second site in the network as “home” but I don’t how to do this and searching through the BP forum has not produced any results as of yet.
Hi k12onos, it’s weird you say you get this with the default theme as well. Could you provide a link perhaps to se this on your site – I understand it may not be live though.
Just as a check, are you using any plugins on top of BuddyPress? If you are have you made sure they are also updated for BuddyPress 1.6? I’m thinking there perhaps could be a scripting error from those.
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@ashenkargmailcom This plugin can do it but I am not certain if its been updated for the current release of WordPress and BuddyPress. Its a premium plugin so it will set you back a few bucks. Its also a little tedious to configure so be prepared. Here is the link: http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/ultimate-facebook/
Wait, it looks like you I need to purchase the theme before I can write them a support question. Nuts 
Can you do that, and point them to this discussion, too? I’m happy to talk to them directly and work with them to understand the issue. We’re keen to know if it’s a theme-specific bug or something we broke in BuddyPress 1.6. Thanks for your help.
Is there any way to allow for registration using Facebook credentials? Ideally the Facebook profile fields will be pulled and inserted into the BuddyPress profile fields, and then in the future the user can login using the Facebook. Is there such thing available?
I’ve heard that you can setup a Facebook login option, but not registration – which I hope is not true, at least not anymore. I’m trying to streamline and make the registration process easy so that more users will join our community.
Indeed switching to the BP default template does not show the issue. I would think that since salutation is one popular theme for buddypress you would want BP 1.6 to work smoothly. Any ideas how I can adjust the theme to the new BP? It was issue free with the previous version of BP 1.5. Do you think I should go after the theme makers?
Thanks for looking over this this far.
We’re interested in a system that can really analyze user activity on a fourm. It looks like BuddyPress has this sort of information, but it seems kind of burried in individual profiles. I’m wondering if there is a plugin that creates a user friendly page with all this information for admin.
I’d really like to get something like this on my site: http://commons.gc.cuny.edu/members/ (built on Buddypress too). It doesn’t have to have that AJAX functionality (although it’d be nice), but I just need a way to filter members based on custom attributes.
Are there any plugins/other solutions I can use for this?
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Please read the bottom of this codex article:
Upgrading to 1.6
My site wide notifications for BuddyPress are not showing up to any user.
I have tried to disable plugins and what not and still does not work.
I have also tried deleting and re-installing Buddypress (version 1.6) as well.
I ran out of options here… Is there any solution? I couldn’t find anything on Google (only email notifications results, which is not a problem) and the BuddyPress.org search bar does not seem to be working…
My site details:
URL: http://social.kwiker.me
Wordpress version: 3.4
Buddypress version: 1.6
Hosting provider: GoDaddy.com
Update: The private messages and mentions notifications work, however comments and replies do not. Is there any way to fix this?