Paul, thanks for the reply.
Indeed, I think this is correct. I don’t know if you’re on development, but this is a seriously misleading install concern. I had to go into PHPadmin to make some changes to alleviate the conflict. I messed up there (my fault) and now need to do a clean reinstall.
If buddypress acts differently with 2.0 than 1.0 of bbpress then either 1) it should only install bbpress 1.0 in the setup process, or only allow it, or give a warning about it or 2) it should detect that bbpress 2.0 is being used and adjust accordingly.
Regards and thanks again,
James
I have the exact same problem:
WPMU Version 3.2.1
BuddyPress 1.5.1
mysite.com/register >>> goes to >>> mysite.com//
Make sure the pages being pointed to are actually published. (Seems silly I know, but worth checking.)
I saw this problem on my buddy press new installation today. The reason is bp-core/deprecated/1.5.php is stored as a directory instead of a file.
Weird. And I don’t know how to fix it either.
Thanks Boone. The ?page_id= ? does not work either. When I click on the link, or enter the URL into the browser address bar, it redirects to my home-page. Will do some more testing. Maybe related to my particular install.
When a member has created a group, the “admin options” menu isn’t showing up on the buddypress bar for the group admin when he views his group. It works for me as site admin, but shouldn’t it show up for group admins too when they view their group? If not, how do groups admins edit their group details?
I’ve got a little problem with bbpress install. On every bbpress forum (for exemple official http://wordpress.org/support/) you can see “Add Topic” button.
Why I can’t see it here:
http://autonomia.nazwa.pl/test/forums%20page/forum/glowne-forum/produkty/
I try really everything
But still I don’t have button, just “post form” after existing post.
Is there any extension or something like this to change it?
I use WP 3.2.1, byddyPress 1.5, bbpress 2.0
The solution from @lenasterg works very well in the members directory and search results, but I would still like to be able to do the same on the comments for the main blog as well.
I’ve been trying to write a hook for functions.php to do this but I’m getting nowhere. Any help would be appreciated.
Is there anyone who can provide some insight here?
Not much we can do for additional plugins, but we should probably have better support for ` Read more »