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@dagicueppers Mostly fixed with WP 2.9.2 by creating pages called Members, Groups, Forums, etc but there are still issues.

I’m now testing everything with WordPress 3.0 RC1 (on a remote Linux server) and oddly enough the same issues arise and, sadly, don’t appear to be solved by the above solution.

I think live view means is there a share within the buddypress site.
So if I saw something that interested me on somone elses stream, I could click share and add their comment to my stream (and tell my buddypress world that I took it from someone else.)
I’m not sure he wants to share it on facebook.

right/or worng?

I’m having the same problem, fostertime.

Using BuddyPress with WordPress 3.0-RC2.

Did you find a solution?

It’s premium for now…but really inexpensive. Especially so considering how much extra help and attention that @sbrajesh gives us.

@yocalif

Yes, BP takes time to learn. I’ve been working with it for a few weeks and discover something new every day. This support forum is checked all of the time and I try to follow answers given by several key people.

http://img814.imageshack.us/img814/4856/allinoobkidknife.jpg doesn’t appear to be an image. So, first, find an image and use the html img tag (See http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_IMG.asp ). You can even use the height restriction to limit the size of the image.

In terms of links, simply add the full URL into the post and it is automatically converted to a link. (See http://www.iusmentis.com/technology/www/relativeurls/ ).

@nbishop
Go to your wordpress dashboard – settings – general and make sure that ‘Anyone can register’ is checked next to ‘Membership’

Why the new thread?

Anyway:

1. Make a new folder inside “themes”. Call it whatever you wish
2. Make a new “style.css” file inside your new theme folder
3. Paste this code into your “style.css” file and then activate your new child theme

/*
Theme Name: My Theme
Description: My BuddyPress Child The,e
Template: bp-default
Tags: buddypress
*/

/* Parent styles */

@import url( ../../plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/style.css );

/* Custom styles */
ul#nav {max-width: 100%;}

Bear in mind that IE 6 doesn’t understand max-width… only width. Then again, the BP default theme is no IE 6 friendly anyway (although it wouldn’t take much to make it so).

Loving it, will come to great use.

One thing though; isn’t this basically a lightweight, yet 1.2 compatible variety of BpContents?
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bpcontents/

I’ve tried getting in touch with Burt Adsit to no avail, but his code might still be useful?

@Modemlooper : thanxs for your theme, it’s of great help to handle Buddypress. I’ve got a problem though.. when i use the Thin Wide Thin template, if the second (wide) column is longer than the others, then the bottom part of it does not display.. any idea ?

I guess it just redirects you to the front page, right?

If so, edit bp-core/bp-core-signup.php. Find lines 78-80 and comment them. It’s funny because in line 77 there is a comment saying that this situation doesn’t naturally occur, but they still check it… well, it’s the way Buddypress is written.

I guess it just redirects you to the front page, right?

If so, edit bp-core/bp-core-signup.php. Find lines 78-80 and comment them. It’s funny because in line 77 there is a comment saying that this situation doesn’t naturally occur, but they still check it… well, it’s the way Buddypress is written.

I guess it just redirects you to the front page, right?

If so, edit bp-core/bp-core-signup.php. Find lines 78-80 and comment them. It’s funny because in line 77 there is a comment saying that this situation doesn’t naturally occur, but they still check it… well, it’s the way Buddypress is written.

This guy milordk (https://wordpress.org/support/profile/1487174) updated the events plugin (http://milordk.ru/r-lichnoe/opyt-l/cms/bp-events-dlya-buddypress-1-2-x.html) for buddypress 1.2 It would be cool if developers would join forces and if necessary be willing to accept donations for an awesome events plugin with possibly an iphone version using geoloaction.

auto-group-join plugin should have deactivated itself, thought Andy had banged on about the importance of plugins checking for BuddyPress sufficiently?

For future reference and to play absolutely safe the best practice when deactivating BP is to FIRST deactivate all BP reliant plugins BEFORE finally deactivating BP

Always worth a quick search as many questions have been covered before, work through this thread paying partiulat attention to r-a-ys comment
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/changing-group-tab-display-defaults/

You might check out this thread: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/moderate-signup-restrict-registration/ There’s a few options described in it.

create subdomains * point to Document Root :

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