Ha ha, BuddyPress doesn’t like my Cyrillic. I said: thanks, I’ll let you know when it’s finished (po russkiy konyeshno)
Just pushed up a fix for that bp_is_current_component bit. I’ve got the plugin working on a local version of 1.2.7. Looking a bit ugly at the moment, but working.
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@Boone Gorges Great, if you need translators, i can provide RU translation
This has me very confused. I am creating a site where Buddypress will not be the main purpose. The homepage will have a link to the BP page, but the core of the site will be a storefront. I need to be able to use my own custom theme for this site, but I keep seeing where I need to use BP themes or child themes. Is this only for the BP pages, and if so, am I able to truly modify them enough so that they look like the rest of my site?
Sorry if none of this makes sense, I’m fairly confused myself.
Hi Paul,
“Configure Apache to listen to all requests on external IPs rather than localhost.”
That is the trick isn’t it. I have tried everything to get the computer to listen to the internet and I cannot do it. As I said before the default apache page shows from the internet but I can’t get it to open the /blogs directory.
I’ve just installed Wp 3.0.5, but i can’t install Buddypress. taking permission error.
Thanks @djpaul
Been waiting too long for 1.3 … one less bug for me to report.
Ugh, I’m blind, sorry really stupid question.
I’m sorry, and thanks for your help!
The project can be found here: https://github.com/boonebgorges/buddypress-docs
It is working properly for the most part. I have to do a fair amount of work to the doc edit screen for it to be fully ready to launch.
NB: I have been developing on the BP trunk. I’ve been adding 1.2.7 compatibility where it’s been obvious, but it’s possible that it won’t work on the stable version of BP.
Sure, you can disable the forums by going to Dashboard > BuddyPress > Component Setup and switching the Forums component to Disabled.
I’m sorry, although my suffusion theme was buddypress compatible after a few tricks, I didn’t get a forum tab to appear.
Once I enabled the buddypress default theme I got the forum thing working, thanks.
One question though, I want to try out a few other forums, is there a way to delete/disable the bbpress forum for the time being, so that it doesn’t cause issues.
Like Buddypress links that don’t work etc.
@dwenaus Hi, is there any progress? How can i donate for support.
Please don’t bump your posts more than once every 24 hours.
To be clear, did you follow the steps from this page https://codex.buddypress.org/buddypress-site-administration/buddypress-forum/ , at the bottom where it reads Process for installing bbPress included with BuddyPress?
1) Dashboard > BuddyPress > Forum Setup
2) Setup a new installation, etc
3) Then go to a group > Admin > Enable group forums
You should then see a Forum tab in the group. The bbPress software comes autoinstalled when you download BuddyPress. There is no need to download anything else.
BuddyPress 1.3 works properly with the init hook now.
Its not a WordPress issue.
Its an issue that in some cases, some plugins break the automatic upgraded process of localized WordPress. The ticket I linked to explain.
The plugins shoul wait for the init hook to do something, and apparently buddypress does not.
Correction: not cubepoints. I looked at clean log and it’s showing up again.
@r-a-y I’ve reported it so gurus can have a peek. Thank you for confirming on your install.
surprised not many others are reporting same issue.
If it’s a WordPress issue you need to post in https://wordpress.org/support
This site is specific to BuddyPress issues.
So, I’m using the buddypress plugin, with a fully compatible theme.
However when I use the option to install bbpress and automaticall integrate it in buddypress, nothing happens, i does create the config file, but when I go to any of the folders in the bbpress folder no installation or forum appears.
When I download it manually though I can get the installer to function well, however it asks me if I want to integrate with wordpress, buddypress already is integrated to wordpress so I don’t want to mess up.
Installed BP on our Windows GoDaddy server and I’m pretty sure I got the permalinks portion of the install correct.
But when I activate the BP plugin and then go to the site to do some bouncing around, none of the links take you anywhere. When you click on any BP link, it just takes you to a blank page.
Any ideas?
@boonebgorges if I have ‘my groups’ selected but the member hasn’t joined any groups yet, then nothing will be selected when the member lands on the page.
If I removed the `( bp_loggedin_user_id() )` in “ it displays the tab though will it affect any functionality?
I’m using BuddyPress on the WordPress MS
Anyone know how to block the activity of certain sub blog so it doesn’t appear in the activity stream?
