BuddyPress.org

Sounds like you’ve got files still in place. Can you make sure you’ve deleted all of your old BuddyPress files and try again? Or, maybe delete the buddypress directory entirely and try again?

hi David

No you can not do it in that way.You need to follow the process for migrating from wordpress to wordpress mu.

1.Export your posts/pages

2.take a backup of your wp-content directory

3.Take a backup of database(in case you need it to revert back)

4.remove the wp from server and install wpmu

5.Import the posts from your export file

6.Upload the uploads ,themes directory to wp-content/ in your new installation

If you have a website with thousands of posts,then export import may be trouble.you may follow this instructions in that case

http://welcome.totheinter.net/2008/10/04/how-to-migrate-from-wordpress-to-wordpress-mu/

Hopefully it helps.

See this, maybe it’ll help, or else check google.

http://feeds.openacademic.org/node/3444

It is a plugin for wpmu, since you have to install and use it as any other plugin. And yes, if you use a wordpress single install, you will have to switch over too wpmu first.

They plan on making it available for single installs, but don’t hope on that anytime soon.

Read a readme!

Check the themes of Milo.

http://3oneseven.com/wpmu-buddypress-themes/

Change those, those have the bar like you want it.

(You need an understanding of a bit more then css if you want it like your design right now though..)

Translation is actually not working with your locale function “bp_links_load_textdomain()” in bp-links.php line 138

Instead of the function, a simple if statement is enough and works

if ( file_exists( WP_PLUGIN_DIR . '/buddypress-links/languages/buddypress-links-' . get_locale() . '.mo' ) )

load_textdomain( 'buddypress-links', WP_PLUGIN_DIR . '/buddypress-links/languages/buddypress-links-' . get_locale() . '.mo' );

If you wanna translate:

Erase (or comment) the function and use the code above instead

Name your .mo file buddypress-links-xx_XX.mo (xX are your country code)

This buddypress.org design is ONLY for buddypress.org.

Some buddypress themes before 1.1 releases had horizontal menus. Maybe you should search and get some sample codes. Also check out gallery section, in case if our member already has done it on their site(s).

I think this is on the roadmap. Wait for future releases.

If there’s no feature enhancement, then I’d suggest you to create one on trac.buddypress.org. BUT I think Andy is aware of this from past discussions.

Our moderators recommend to focus here for buddypress and wpmu forums for wpmu. Buddypress doesn’t provide blog functions, it doesn’t provide user management, etc, etc, etc…

It’s recommended that you read documents carefully and understand the differences. So people here can focus on spending more time answering real problems than problems that could simply be answered on wpmu forum.

I understand your frustrations, but please respect all of us, both wpmu forum and buddypress forum.

Is anyone having issues with any conflicts with the Vote it up plugin and buddy links..?

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-featured-members-widget

Please note that this forum should only be used for buddypress matters. Post wpmu problems on wpmu forum.

The whole site is blank? Then try using the standard buddypress theme and see if its still blank. If it is, then try disabling buddypress and see what happens then, still blank, then its a wpmu problem, if not then its a buddypress problem and if the site works when using the default buddypress theme, then the theme your using doesnt work.

At least you’ll know where the problem lies with this.

Lookin’ forward to your plugin Jeff! Thank you for the hard work.

Sorry I was searching and found this item to have to same issue I am facing.

my sign up page is not showing. I would like to find out from Andy if I would be able to route to register.php. does it mean the user would be sign up for wpmu too.

so how to configure for my page? thanks

You can also use the following jQuery technique to put the buddybar in any application: http://teleogistic.net/2009/10/displaying-the-buddypress-admin-bar-in-other-applications/. It’s probably overkill if you’ve only got a single page (since Xevo’s method is so much more straightforward) but it’s nice if you’re trying to integrate another entire program.

Hi,Milan suggested code is not working on latest buddypress install. it is giving following fatal error

Fatal error: Call to undefined function bp_forums_get_topics()

Please suggest the alternative if any. thanks.

you need to activate it for the whole site, that’s why you have an error page.

bp 1.1.2

wpmu. 2.8.4a

I tried to install this via the Dashboard Plug in install system.. After installation.. I try to activate the plugin it just gives me back a blank screen..

I would then have to FTP to mysite to delete the Buddypress-link directory so I can regain management of my admin dashboard..

any ideas?