Absolutely! I’m using it for an accordion widget in my soon to be released theme. I’ve also written a tutorial for creating a TOOLs powered welcome slider:
http://www.bp-tricks.com/design/creating-a-jquery-welcome-slider-for-your-buddypress-homepage/
It works great, causes no conflicts and it’s very lightweight. Be sure to include the js at the top your header btw, because other JS scripts might cause conflicts if they are loaded first.
If you make anything cool with it let me know 
Interrested people could vote here for some better BP support http://github.com/dcramer/wp-lifestream
Th plugin mentioned above is for wpmu in subdirectory install.
for your proble, here is a little hacked code of bp_page_title , It will rewrite the title of single article only.
put this code in bp-custom.php
add_filter("bp_page_title", "bpdev_blog_title",10,2);
function bpdev_blog_title($complete_title,$title_old)
{//hack page title for single article
global $bp,$current_blog;
if ( bp_is_blog_page() ){
if ( is_single() ){
$title = __( $post->post_title, 'buddypress' );
if ( defined( 'BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG' ) ) {
$blog_title = get_blog_option( $current_blog->blog_id, 'blogname' );
} else {
$blog_title = get_blog_option( BP_ROOT_BLOG, 'blogname' );
}
return $blog_title . ' | ' . esc_attr( $title );
}
}
return $complete_title;
}
Edit: there was a small mistake, Edited to correct it
@designodyssey :
yes. there is a core component (buddypress maps) that is used to save/load markers on a map; and then the BuddyPress Maps profile plugin;
which loads the map/edit map where it does and prefills the marker information with the profile fields. But you still have to save the marker.
Try to register and edit the Location group on my demo website, you’ll see !
Just install opcode caching such as XCache or eAccelerator and your memory usage will plummet.
It’s all here: https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/improving-performance/
Very nice. How is the marker in the map determined? Do you have registration items for address and then geocode on the backend?
Good work
A re-install of the BuddyPress plugin as well as a rehacking of the custom theme seems to be doing the trick, time to turn this ticket off for now.
C’mon, nexia, everyone’s got to start somewhere.
nig3d, I gave a couple suggestions for how to learn more about the interiors of BP here: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/set-activity-filter-to-specific-value#post-36194
As for debugging, you should get to know how to use tools like var_dump, which, when dropped into a piece of code, can give you a sense of where and why things are not going the way you expect.
Did you retrieve the old theme folders ?
bp-sn-parent and bp-default are no more in the theme folder, but in their own in buddypress
Maybe is not the memory limit….
I used the plugin and I got it:
PHP Version : 5.2.6 / 32Bit OS
Memory limit : 128 MByte
Memory usage : 12.61 MByte
I also noticed that I was wrong about the PHP version 
There are any other possibility of thing to have problem with buddypress?
locally mean random… we have not a single bit of idea how your server is set, so the answer will be “we have no idea”…
give some details, please: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/when-asking-for-support
PJParticipant
If we wanted to learn about Buddypress security risks or concerns that site owners would have, where should we look?
What are some other security concerns or considerations should admins consider? Would love to hear the community’s feedback. Thank you.
PJParticipant
Thank you for the suggestion.
New ticket: https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/1943
Keep us up to date please. I’m also looking for adaption of this plugin: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/bp-12-bppicture-album-plugin
So I sent a question to the author of plugin.
Ah, OK. I’m using Buddypress 1.1.3 (the one on the download page)… Is that the same as 1.2?
wow, looks really nice! Great work.
This is not a BuddyPress core question. Talk to the author of that plugin for help.
>(oo bad construct there – computers aren’t people. yet.)
Hmm, careful or you will hurt Lenny’s feelings. (No, Andrea was joking, Lenny, really!).
ehmm, anyway, thanks for the tip about the hosts file; it seems useful for testing. But how would the wildcards and internal references to the site url (if any?) work? Could I set up any blogs?
Cheers, Harry
please post this as an enhancement-ticket in trac:
https://trac.buddypress.org/timeline
Well,
Forget about the last post, I just noticed that I forgot to put one extra “d” on the name of the folder…
But, I done 2 tests with the last buddypress I got on SVN [BP 1.2 RC3 b2715], the first was in WP 2.9.1, the second in WPmu 2.9.1.1, both tests on the same server… both tests gave the same error [500, internal server error].
About the memory limit, I still dont have idea about it, why the memory limit would be the problem? How much memory buddypress need to run?
