I believe all these problems relate to when a user is *added* to a blog with higher than subscriber privileges. BuddyPress wasn’t recording this action correctly. I’ve fixed this in the 1.2 branch. Please give that version a go and see if that fixes your issues. Remember to de-activate/activate BP to refresh your user blogs table.
sugg: screenshot of website *(like websnapr, etc ) — i don’t need it but it is a major feature.. 
sugg: detection of rss feed and display of link to it
sugg: deadlink check, cronjob based or anything…
sugg: switch to require approval
sugg: featured link to stick on top of list *(or not, just featured)
sugg: list in multiple categories *(i have more than 500 links to add and some goes in different cats, like in google)
sugg: switch to minimized listing for viewer
@nexia
You are the only person who has reported a problem with the translations. Chouf1 is the person who is my translation expert who helped me set it up. Maybe he can help you?
@pjnu
Most popular sorts based on a popularity algorithm similar to Digg. The filter you want is Highest Rated.
I have been getting a TON of requests for minor tweaks that may or may not be useful to everyone. I am making notes of these, but for now my focus is on adding core features. If I spend too much time tweaking the templates development will stall.
Anyone who needs small changes to the interface I would encourage to play with the templates and template tags. If you think your modifications could be useful to everyone, send me the code and I will adapt it for the core if its acceptable 
Okay, thanks for your fast reply.
Ok people, step back from your keyboards and take a deep breath.
1) The ‘ideas’ forum collects any ideas that people want to see in future BP version.
2) After some period of time, I am going to make a list of all the ideas. I am going to take it to a http://bpdevel.wordpress.com/ BuddyPress dev chat, and those present (everyone is welcome) will help decide which of those ideas to go into a poll on this website.
3) Everyone can then go to the poll on this website and vote what they would like to see in BP version 1.3, 1.4, and so on. Results will be announced by Andy Peatling and the Roadmap updated.
This is very similar to what happened around the 1.0 release.
Like what 21cdb said:
Humans always looking out for their own interests, thats natural behaviour, but we should always keep in mind to respect interests of the public and of the parties concerned as well.
A poll is a great way to determine what the public needs are. I believe it will give the main developers good impressions in which directions they should focus in the future.
Found the solution here:
https://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/changing-internal-configuration-settings/
with instructions to create and put in a file called /plugins/bp-custom.php
Change the default tab opened when looking at a user’s profile (default is activity):
define( ‘BP_DEFAULT_COMPONENT’, ‘profile’ );
The templates aren’t designed to be used like this. Make or download a new child theme where you override header.php and set the links manually.
For anyone following the thread to date: Armand Morin’s question (how to add the BuddyPress Nav to the theme) gets answered here: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/creating-nav-bar
@Grosbouff
reset does not change, the first appearance after a reset
R-E-S-P-E-C-T. Congratulations.
I’ve had a home.php and a blog page working in custom child themes of bp-default since 1.2 trunk and in bp-sn-parent before that, I did it this way:
1. create home.php as usual
2. create header-home.php to protect home.php
– made it when in 1.2trunk a conditional statement inserted in header.php limited home page to blog page or activities page and kicked out my home.php
– in home.php call header-home.php with
<?php get_header('home'); ?>
3. create “blog page” with pagination
– 2nd option in this post http://www.nathanrice.net/blog/creating-a-blog-page-with-paging/
– Make sure you delete spaces between <?php after copying codes from that post
Except for the hiccup in #2 above, home.php, a WordPress template file has been respected in BuddyPress custom child themes and it overrode any home.php file in parent theme.
Cheers.
@quaker-oats
Please read this guide to upgrading BP to 1.2:
https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/upgrading-from-10x/
Make sure you follow the points in this guide.
If you still have trouble, please let us know.
@Michael,
Try the Flickr URL in a WordPress post with oEmbed enabled.
To enable oEmbed for WordPress posts, read the “In A Nutshell” section on this page – https://codex.wordpress.org/Embeds#In_A_Nutshell
If it doesn’t work in WordPress, it won’t work in BuddyPress since I’m merely piggybacking off of WordPress’ oEmbed class.
Hope that helps to some extent!
Could it be, that flickr-Slideshows don’t work correctly?? It just stays black…
+14
@Jeff: Can you give us an update on your funding?
http://jeffsayre.com/2010/01/02/do-you-support-buddypress-privacy/
Are we supposed to interpret the graph as $200 or so raised ?
I’m using a theme modified with the BuddyPress Template Pack.
I added the code you pasted above… thanks for that.
I got this error message.
Fatal error: Call to undefined function bp_dtheme_page_on_front()
You know we could use such a “dependencies” plugin for any or all plugins. Should be too hard to code for someone who understands the automatic update functionality
@Michaelmarian, For the Members subsection, easiest way is as Boone Gorges mentioned using body classes: e.g. Member’s Profile page use selector body.profile; Member’s Blog Page use selector body.my-blogs; Member’s Message Page use selector body.messages; etc.
However, if you still want to use conditional statements see
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/conditional-template-tags/
Thing is, locate_template array did not work for me in all the different incarnations of custom child themes I made before so this method might help you too
<?php
if (bp_is_profile_component()) {
include ('mystuff1.php');
}
elseif (bp_is_activity_component()) {
include ('mystuff2.php');
}
elseif (bp_is_friends_component()) {
include ('mystuff3.php');
}
else {
include ('mystuff4.php');
}
?>
– For more specificity you could probably add – && bp_is_page(‘members’) – or whatever slug you used
– Add wp_reset_query(); right after the opening <?php if this query is placed latter part of the page or add the reset just before ?> if placed near top of the page.
Try installing the BP backward compatibility plugin if your old BP theme / plugins relied on BP 1.1.3 code:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-backwards-compatibility/
The forums on GoFastBargains.com is using the internal forums component in BuddyPress. No integration is needed with anything else.
This is how it’s done:
1) Install WordPress
2) Install BuddyPress
3) Enable forums component in BuddyPress
4) Smile! You’re done!
@summerchilde – as stated above and in the readme.txt, the array_map() warning is a BP issue. It’s fixed in BP-trunk. The next release of BP 1.2.1, coming this week, will address this issue. If you can’t wait until then, you can patch the issue yourself (check out the “Known issues” section in the readme.txt).
@modemlooper – Sorry about the folder renaming! I know it’s a pain! The good news is oEmbed for BP v0.6 will fix the “rename folder” issue and will feature some performance enhancements (courtesy Andy P). Stay tuned for the next release which will come out when BP 1.2.1 drops.
PJParticipant
When sorting by “Most Popular” it doesn’t always sort in descending order.
Also, could the link categories be on individual lines? If one has more than 4 or so, or the words are long, they smush together in one or two rows and can get confusing.
I have installed buddypress r2755 on a fresh WPMU 2.9.1.1 and it works. Could add new users and also new blogs with success. All are listed in the blog directory and the blog functions in the admin bar working, too. It seems that for fresh WMPU installations the problem is solved, now.
Thanks to Andy P.
Hopefully there will be also a fix for the upgraders.
