I have a critical comment for you.. You are reselling premium themes from WPMUDev premium on your own site.. I would call that stealing my friend…http://dutchmall.nl/buddypressthemas/2009/12/03/buddypress-community-thema-premium/
Basically you are reselling all themes and plugins from other people for your own benefit.. I am not sure if this is illegal (I think so, but I don’t know much about the GPL license), but I presume you know this is wrong ?
I think what I need is more or less https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/bp-member-filter
and I am confident this is progressing soon or later.
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I really liked the vimeo theme. But I wouldn´t mind paying for it!
“why not also give a user his own forum” – let’s imagine how many tables are going to be created in DB per blog and per forum 
but then, there’s the multi-DB plugin.
btw, speaking of bbpress, Matt is calling for more people to help out
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/help-out-with-bbpress
Hi Xevo!
I’m looking forward to try your “talkmore” theme. It looks very nice. Do you know, when you’ll be finished?
Greetings
giving a user his own blog – why not also give a user his own forum ?
Great idea……
@ Anointed: That has more to do with buddypress than bbpress, and why would you want a bbpress install for every group? That would only cludder the database even more.
Does anyone know if bbpress ever got to the point where we could give each blog their own bbpress like we do with groups?
I’ve asked on their forums, done the google thing, but never could get an answer.
It’s ready and live! Grab it here http://jeffsayre.com/buddypress/
A note about installation:
First, please read the readme.txt file. You will read that it says, “copy bp-authz.php and /bp-authz/ into /wp-content/plugins/ and activate the plugin.”
This means that you need to make sure that you have both the directory /bp-authz/ and the single file bp-authz.php in /wp-contents/plugins/. So, it should look like this:
/plugins/
…/buddypress/
…/bp-authz/
…bp-authz.php
That last file needs to be at the same level as the /bp-authz/ directory. So, instead of simply dragging the main package directory BPAz into plugins, you drag the contents into plugins instead, leaving out the BPAz directory.
It is a little confusing, but this is often the way 3rd-party BuddyPress plugins are packaged and installed—at least when developing with the BP skeleton component.
Remember, I’ll be unavailable until late next week. So, please leave any comments on my blog post.
@Erich73
All my sites are development sites on a private network. So, at this time, I don’t have a site with public access.
Hey thanks for that, I got a bit more working but there seems to be references to it all over the place, I think I may just have to do a fresh install
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You need to change some urls in the database as well. You can do a search & replace for your old/new url.
>> http://yoursite.com/wp-admin/options-permalink.php
save… it will re-edit all your permalinks in the database.
What versions are you using? When I hovered over your signup I saw that you still use wp-signup.php rather than the buddypress /register. Also tried using /register on your site, but that gives a blog post..
Also, your links redirect to your other site (siliconangle.net), so I can see that when you login to siliconangle, your not logged in to rizzn.com..
If you really need a social network on wordpress stand alone, try the plugin “mingle”, it isn’t as advanced as buddypress, but it has the basics.
@ DJPaul: Not really farmiliar with trac, but I’ll see what I can do.
Edit: https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/1426
Looks like a nice design, and a great way to show what you can do with buddypress by extending it with some other software.
I believe you can make a login form outside of wordpress, just direct the action to the wordpress login page. And make the method post. You can even use this to redirect to the page your on right now.
<input type="hidden" name="redirect_to" value="<?php echo $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']; ?>"/>
Hi Kevin
In BuddyPress, Forums are an element of a Group, rather than standalone. You *can* install a standalone forum but it requires more work.
Anyway, once the forum has been set up (via the admin pages in the /wp-admin/ backend), you go into a Group, there should be a Forum tab. You can create threads from this page.
Hello giast
No, BuddyPress needs WPMU at the moment. It will work in regular WordPress when WordPress and WPMU merge; last I knew, that was probably going to be in WordPress v3.0.
https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/help-us-help-you
Specifically, do you have any plugins other than BuddyPress running? Also, I’m not sure if that’s your browser settings theming the page, or whether you’re running a custom theme. Revert to the default if you’ve customised the theme as a test.
Is it only the BuddyPress bar not maintaing state being the problem, or is it the rest of the site as well (i.e. creating a group or something you need to be logged in for)?
