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Just for reference: I used this to create some demodata on the wp3.0 test install replacig all instances of wpmu-admin.php in demodata.php with ms-admin.php. After that it works (after applying the necessary changes to wp-admin/includes/upgrade.php and wp-admin/includes/schema.php).

is that plugin internationalized or can i only change the text in the bp-group-tags.php???

One way to do it would be to attach some groupmeta to the plugin upon group creation. That’s your basic group types right there. Then you write a group extension, that enables review capability depending on the group type. You could probably utilize activity comments for the reviews. That way you wouldn’t need to create any extra database tables.

any news about a review plugin?

can anyone help?
i have installed BuddyPress Rate Forum Posts but it did not work!!!
i cant rate… if i press the button only dots are shown but nothing more.

@arena good for you

@ikazet – What WP and BP versions are you using? Where is the first working WP blog installed and where is the second one installed?

@mike3ike it should but it fails at times, so for peace of mind either use locate_template or copy and paste the code in home.php or page template which @justbishop and stwc did

I think I’ve solved this problem the same as every here has been describing.

After about 3 re-installs and 10 cups of tea, I finally dawned on me like a chisel falling from the grasp of a tired granite mason.

You do indeed need to install at the domain level, this also includes as I have found, the sub-domain level.

1) Create sub-domain. http://www.SUB.DOMAIN.com
2) Fresh wordpress install to your new sub-domain
3) Then Buddypress install

Hey Presto works, get your self one final cup of your favourite beverage, that you can now take the time to enjoy.
Then get some sleep, you’ve earned it.

my twitter is @samuelmunro if it worked for you or didn’t I’d like to know either way.

The above steps takes into account the understanding that you already know your way around cPanel, at least to the same level as me, which boasting aside is about one level higher than that of a monkey with lobotomy.

@johnjamesjacoby

is there any update regarding the Multi-Language-Plugin you are working on ?

@crashutah thanks a lot man for your responses and information. I’ve noticed that there is some differences indeed between single and MU handling the whole registration, activation, and log in processes.

I tried this piece of code (in my functions.php after the disabling activation and email bits) however it game me some weird behavior and my backend became non functional. I probably missed something (used the code as is while I needed to modify) or maybe one of my other plugins is causing misbehavior? I have auto redirect to profile on login plugin, and branded login plugin activated.

Cheers.

@richs0914 @minnellium FYI their importer is also http://ningtobuddypress.com/

Hi! Question for you all…

Can we use Wishlist member to protect our Buddypress installation?
We only want paid members to be a part of our Buddypress social network.
Can this be done?

Susan

@Bowromir @dwenaus @atomiccafe

According to the plugin, “You may also define a group admin and mod that will be auto-assigned to all new groups.” so wouldn’t that do the job?

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-restrict-group-creation/

@mazen I just figured out the code to make it work on WP. I’ll add it to my plugin above soon. Here’s the code:
//Automatically log the user in
$user_info = get_userdata($user_id);
wp_set_auth_cookie($user_id);
do_action(‘wp_signon’, $user_info->user_login);

I tried it a little with WPMU. It kind of works, but there’s some sequencing that needs to happen better. Cause it logs me in, but not before the login box appears in the sidebar. So, it looks like you’re not logged in, but you are. Which is weird, because it’s not happening to me on WP. Although, it’s likely cause on WP I’m hooking to bp_core_signup_user and in WPMU it hooks to wpmu_signup_user_notification.

Who’s for a unified signup process (WPMU and WP) now that they’re one?

@joesanch “I’ve tried several installs and found using the activity stream and a blank blog page as static pages generates a page cannot be found error on the home page. However, this works fine with 2.9.2. Any suggestions? Thx!”

I have same problem with wp 3.0 rc network and buddypress ( blank page and cannot be found error on the admin page )
Any suggestions?

Try the Buddypress SEO plugin.

http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/ning-to-buddypress-user-importer/

That will help you transfer all of the users over to buddypress, but I don’t have any advice on the content

@r-a-y

A few “?”s .
1.) Does the functions.php need to be in the root folder for your current bbpress templates? or do you just leave it in (/bb-templates/kakumei-blue)?
2.) Can the path to avatars folder be “http://mydomain.com/wp-content/uploads/avatars/’. $author_id;”?
Thanks in advance

Hmmmm why are you redirecting people to http://my-webs.org/notify/2.php

@r-a-y @johnjamesjacoby @DJPaul @MrMaz

@mercime Shouldn’t this functionality work in the default theme without any customization?

Ok, really sorry about this but I’m a complete newbie to wordpress. My host is 1and1 and I have the installation working, but when I try to activate the buddypress plugin I get the 500 error. I see the recommendation here to modify the .htaccess file, but I don’t have one! Any tips?

@rossagrant i don’t get any email notifications (even though enabled) on bp.org either – but on my normal installs, it works