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I wonder if related to https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/1947

wp_ tables are WordPress/MU’s, and wp_bp_ are BuddyPress’.

BuddyPress totally overrides this email. Something is not right on your install. Anything in your error log?

I’m looking to do the same things, so maybe I can be some help. For now, I may be putting the avatar moderation on back-burner and focusing instead on removing gravatar support. The low-tech solution is to delete the user’s avatar from the server.

Gravatars don’t make a lot of sense on BuddyPress, since they are stretched and look blurry on the member pages. There’s a plugin that disables the gravatar for WPMU & BP: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/disable-user-gravatar/ Haven’t tried it with BP 1.2 yet.

Did you test BuddyPress before with just the default theme and no plugins? Did you have it working with the default (bp-default) theme before you switched to your theme?

Either way, the first thing I would do now is disable all plugins except BuddyPress.

Next, I would switch the theme to back to the default (bp-default) within Appearance > Themes in your dashboard.

Once you disable all plugins (except BuddyPress) and switch to the bp-default theme, you should confirm that the theme is working similarly to testbp.org.

Assuming that everything is working and you are not seeing any error messages, switch the theme back to your custom theme before you re-activate any of the other plugins. Check to see if you are still seeing an error message.

If you are, double-check steps 1,2,3 at https://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/wordpress-to-buddypress-theme/. (1) Make sure you’ve put the theme extension pack in your custom theme. (2) Make sure you’ve added the following line to the top of the functions.php file for your custom theme:

include( TEMPLATEPATH . '/bp/bp-functions.php' );

(3) And make sure you’ve added the “Tags” line to your custom theme’s CSS header.

Do you still see the error message? If so, try replacing the code you added to the top of your theme’s functions.php with the code as Andy suggested:

include( STYLESHEETPATH . '/bp/bp-functions.php' );

Check for the error message again.

Once you have BuddyPress functioning using your custom theme without any error messages, then you can try activating plugins one-by-one to ensure you can identify any conflicts.

P.S. You mentioned in #10 above that you had modified the core files by adding the functions line of code to the functions.php file. Just to make sure, the core files are in wp-content/plugins/buddypress/. You should not be modifying any files or folders within the core files. All of the customizations you need to make to adapt your custom theme should be within /wp-content/themes/your-theme/ which I believe for you is /wp-content/themes/wp-clear-basic/. So you are adding the theme extension pack within your theme’s folder at /wp-content/themes/wp-clear-basic/. And you are modifying functions.php and style.css within your custom theme’s folder only.

Does this plugin work for version 1.1.3? Or are there other versions and hacks floating around that work?

I’ll try after coffee…

i always got the error “Please fill in all of the required fields”

Double-check your theme’s functions file at /wp-content/themes/wp-clear-basic/functions.php to make sure you added

include( TEMPLATEPATH . '/bp/bp-functions.php' ); right at the top after the opening php tag.

If it’s there, try disabling other plugins one-by-one to see if they might be interfering. The Coming Soon plugin in particular.

And if disabling plugins doesn’t work, try providing some more information because it will make it easier for others to help. https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/when-asking-for-support

Cool, I ‘m sure that’s the problem. I’ll check it out.

Ticket filed: https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/1987

Works great! Thanks for the plugin

Same here.. please report your setup in the bug ticket guys:

https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/1985#comment:1

I am having the same problem. I cannot add blogs from the admin panel though I can from /blogs/create. I tried creating blogs without BuddyPress installed and it worked so it doesn’t seem to be a WPMU problem. I tried with an earlier version of buddypress and it worked as well so it seems to be something with buddypress 1.2. It looks like the problem is that it isn’t correctly adding the blog tables to the database.

I can confirm that this is a Buddypress problem as I have disabled the plug-in, and created a blog with success.

However, when the plug-in is active, the creation of blogs are thrown into an error giving the following:

When editing:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/public_html/wp-admin/wpmu-blogs.php on line 149

And when visiting:

The blog you have requested is not installed properly. Please contact the system administrator.

As for Angophora instruction, I am sorry but I am confused. You may need to clarify, and also if this is on a Window or Linux box. What about a solution for those who are not on a localhost?

@armandmorin – it’s more than likely either the “container” or “content” div in your WordPress theme. The BuddyPress template pack uses:

[header]



<div id="container">

<div id="content">

[content]

</div>



<div id="sidebar">

[sidebar]

</div>

</div>



[footer]

If your WordPress theme doesn’t match this, then there are about 6 or 7 templates (mainly members/index.php groups/index.php etc etc) that you will need to tweak this html layout in to match the one used by your theme.

Once you have it matched, then the content should sit in the correct place and not break the layout. If you’re using a theme with this HTML layout, then you should be fine off the bat.

That’s pretty much how to do it. You have to go thru the BP files you added to your theme and change the markup to match your WP theme.

@geoffm33 – ah yes I can instantly understand why. You can tell my test sites don’t often exceed 20 users! Sorry for this and I will get a fix out this evening.

And the delete_blog_option – I’m actually blaming this on BuddyPress as it has missed this function from its regular WordPress compatibility files. Again fix out this evening.. thanks very much for the feedback, it is appreciated.

I’ve tried this on two standard WordPress themes and it breaks the CSS in the theme each time at the content section. any ideas on this?

These are the directions I used.

https://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/wordpress-to-buddypress-theme/