@gunju2221 Thanks, I saw that, but as far as I can tell, that’s for the hint text if searching using ajax (?)
What I’ve done is replaced the appropriate strings in :
bp-blogs/bp-blogs-templatetags.php
bp-core/bp-core-templatetags.php
bp-forums/bp-forums-templatetags.php
bp-groups/bp-groups-templatetags.php
which appears to have done the trick. Searches are working fine, as is the hint text.
Let me know if you foresee any problem with this!
No idea why that happens either.. I just removed the BuddyPress check and now it’s working fine.. Pretty great work nexia! Do you accept donations? if so.. where 
This is what you want to change:
`if ( !empty( $_POST ) && __( ‘Search anything…’, ‘buddypress’ )` in your theme’s ajax.php
@nexia: download works now! But when I try to activate the plugin I get this error:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function is_plugin_active() in /home/bowe/domains/cfcommunity.net/public_html/wp-content/plugins/nex_bp_wp_adminbar/nex_bp_wp_adminbar.php on line 24
WP 3.1 MultiSite
BP 1.2.8 
I’m using BuddyPress with GroupBlog and I’m trying to simplify the process of creating a new group. Because of GroupBlog I have the following steps:
* 1. Details * 2. Settings * 3. Group Blog * 4. Avatar * 5. Invites
Every group created should be set to “This is a private group” in step 2. Settings and in step 3 GroupBlog every group should have enable group blog checked, enable member blog posting checked and roles should be Administrator, Editor and Editor. Because every setting in steps 2. Settings and 3. Group Blog should always the same, I see no need to ever show these steps to the user. Is there a simple way to disable these steps during group creation?
Hi
Installed: WordPress 3.1
Buddypress 1.2.8
Also added BuddyPress Template Pack (1.0.2) as I wished to use alternative theme
The problem is when I navigate to http://hongernaarmeer.nl/launch1/ Buddypress does not display the WP-LOGIN screen
Please advise how to enable this?
Thanks
It’s a windows (iis) server and the index.php is a default wordpress functionality.
Just look at the permalink structure of wordpress and you’ll see it!
but still the problem isn’t resolved…
So anyone any tips?
having the same issues, has a downgrade been recommended? has anyone done this? i may follow suite if so…
Why do you have your permalinks setup in this fashion? Do you use Nginx as a server or something else which makes it harder to use “regular” permalinks? The /index.php/ part in your url is not needed, and causes the problem. Have you put this in your wp-config file or something?
@nexia: your zip file seems to be messed up 
@Nexia very much looking forward to this.. and I’m pretty sure it will be added to BP 1.3.. I think it’s a very important feature. On question.. could you change the profile link in the left-top of the bar (which also shows the gravatar) to show the user avatar and direct to their BP profile instead of their backend wordpress profile? That would be neat!
Thanks for doing this 
@Boone Gorges, sorry, you misunderstood… rofl… the crapping trac is me… i’m sure i will break something if i use that system… so instead of breaking something i offer my work, simply… lol i know what is the commuity, i’m within WP since day one.. lol and i broke things more often than needed, i can tell you.
yeah, the first version of the plugin is already done, it’s simply replacing the adminbar call inside BP with my version, no hardcoding edits to do…
@nexia Open source community projects like BuddyPress are built by volunteers. That means: people *volunteer* their improvements, in the form of patches. You’re not under any obligation to provide a patch. However, it’s a misunderstanding of how the development process works when you scoff at the idea of voluntarily providing a patch – “i’m not using the trac… if the guys want it, they can ask” – as if BP is some separate entity with its own timeline and development roadmap. Instead, BP is made up of those people who choose to contribute.
That does not qualify as “crapping trac”. It’s what Trac is for, and it’s how the project moves forward 
Anyway, if you aren’t going to make a patch, I’d love to see the code anyway – please do post a link if you decide to release a plugin.
@finni3 no I’m trying to get away from this impression I’m a bird! maybe I’ll go with Napoleon Solo he was quite cool 
What is this?!? I got dibbs @hnla! Stay away! Have you considered https://i.imgur.com/0Ff4x.jpg , if you want an agent avatar that is?
I should have said it can’t be a cookie issue unless the cookie is on the server which makes no sense
Its not the same computer @modemlooper – somehow the registration form prompts this phantom name – it can’t be a cookie issue – haven’t found a fix yet @jaredgoyette
@mercime darn it, it will have to be pierced brosne man then -always thought he did quite a good job in the part.
it’s possible to use buddypress as a template for a page? (insteed a theme for a site)
Little update!
It seems like the buddypress links like : activity & members forget to use /index.php/ before of their links.
when i type it before it they simply work.
http://platform.wpbase.nl/index.php/members <– works
But by default it links to http://platform.wpbase.nl/members
How can i fix this?
I was going to test it when I saw this post in plugin dev’s forums http://www.primothemes.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=719 Probably one of the reasons plugin dev did not include buddypress tag/support in https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/quick-cache/ You might want to check how current version’s working out in latest WP/BP
I’ve got a problem with displaying the buddypress activity stream in my self-made theme.
When I add the activity loop to my code:
`
<li class="” id=”activity-“>
`
My status updates and my (new) friend connections are displayed properly, but my “comments” on a other persons status are not displayed.
When I go (via the adminbar) to “my account > activity > personal” all my activities are displayed properly WITH the status comment.
Does someone know how to display ALL activities in a loop ?