IF: >> wp-admin >> Site Admin >> Options >> Allow new registrations >> Only user account can be created
is chosen, you can not have blogs, the logic stand… this is a little flaw in WPMU, not buddypress… this will be corrected with WP3.0
Yeah, I’ve added it there. Sadly I can’t edit my first post in this thread anymore however 
I use the chat add on from Wibiya Toolbar (Tiny Chat) and we had a big event with over 30 people in the chat room at once(http://freelancerunplugged.com/blog/chat-your-face-off-review/)! it worked great but there is no friend feature. The good thing though is that it puts a little number in brackets next to the Join Chat button on the bottom toolbar so you know how many people are in the chat – but would love a buddypress chat option – it would surely kick Facebooks dodgy chat!
No problem. I would suggest mentioning the WPMU requirement on https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-group-wiki/ as well. 
1.2 is here, do you have a version that works MrMaz? 
Hi there,
This plugin does indeed require WPMU. I thought I’d added a note about that to the readme but I can’t see it. I’ll update it now
Does the plugin require WPMU or does it work with standard WP?
I got the error “Fatal error: Call to undefined function wpmu_create_blog()” on my WP 2.9.1 installation, so it seems to me that you need WPMU 
Thanks alot for the wikiplugin. I can´t wait to play with it!
Yes, I recently upgraded both Buddypress and WPMU.
BuddyPress.org runs an old version of BuddyPress and bbPress because it hasn’t been upgraded. It will be upgraded to 1.2 very soon. The theme wasn’t released because you’d get copycat sites trying to confuse end users. It is also broken for new versions of BuddyPress.
I’m closing this because it’s not constructive.
“The irony here: I really actually only need a code snippet (at least that’s what I’m guessing). “
And there’s the rub. Some thing you’ve asked for are code snippets, fair enough. But then they are followed by more.
The sum total so far has been hours and hours of development time. Explaining it over the phone or Skype for someone else to do takes longer. I know this because I’ve done it.
Thank you everyone! Much appreciated!
@Andy, I will definitely do this Andy, thanks for the heads up.
Ok. Sorry about that, it was obvious to me .
Where it says: “Ännu ingen aktivitet.” That is the same as “no activity yet”. That is where the activity should have been shown. It worked with this combination of Buddypress and WordPress MU in the start. Then something happened. I have tried to deactivate all plugins, but it still does not work…
Everything is standard settings…
PJParticipant
I’m not sure when 1.2 final will be out. The revisions of the release candidates moved by quickly, so one can hope it would be soon?
If you’d like a BP 1.2.rc3+WPMU tester, drop a message.
Also is https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-links/download/ the place to look to if there are revised betas coming out (say 0.4-beta for example)? Keep up the great work!
It’s hard to make sense of it when it’s not in English. Please tell us more about your setup:
https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/when-asking-for-support
@pjnu
I suggest you wait for BP 1.2 final to be tagged, after which I will be releasing a new beta that is more stable.
Nice work diesellaws – be sure to check your themes with 1.2 when it’s released. Specifically the header.php files, as the header.php has changed in bp-default in the latest build.
There is nothing protecting spammers from registering on testbp.org. I get some occasionally, but I nuke them with “mark as spam” as soon as they pop up. I found since with the new default theme spam has reduced significantly.
SI Captcha is a good spam prevention method. There really are a lot of options, but don’t search for “BuddyPress spam prevention”… this is not a BP issue, it’s a WordPress issue. You need to search for WordPress spam prevention instead.
Not only wpmu, wordpress Standard also has the spam registation problem.. especially with buddypress.
@m@rk I know SI captcha work with buddypress. I created a test installation and tried, its works there.. but when i tried in another shared hosting package of same server, it doesn’t. I dont know the reason. The image is not get displayed….
I am experiencing issues too (postet it over at https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/avatar-upload-issues/page/2#post-36572)
I upgraded from 1.1.2.
I am running on trunk r2638 and when a user uploads a new avatar it just seems to mess things up… The small avatars show the just uploaded image, but the bigger (for updates and in the profile) stay on the old one from earlier BP-Versions).
Can anyone help me with that strange issue???? Why is that? Any solutions?
Nice child themes, keep it up.
Good to see you’re so busy making great BuddyPress themes Good work my man
