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hi korban

I had worked on the same concept and came out with my own plugin.

You can download it using the following link

http://www.thinkinginwordpress.com/download/bp-auto-activate-user-and-blog2.zip

Upload it to wp-content/plugins activate and it will remove the confirmation email.

It works with buddypress 1.1.x .Please note it will not work with buddypress 1.0.3

Hope it helps.

thanks

Brajesh

Make a new thread please, I am going to close this one. This one is 3 months old and has been marked as resolved by the original poster, lots has changed since then.

Next on the list is renaming the plugin directories one by one to see which one is offending. There’s something left over somewhere that’s causing the white screen.

Quite often, it ends up being a duplicated function somewhere, or a function being called upon that no longer exists in the code. Theme customizations are prone to that kind of thing a lot.

BuddyPress is certainly not bug free, what software is? However most of the errors you have mentioned here are more than likely installation problems. You should never under any circumstance get a white screen with general use.

Thanks for the feedback, but BuddyPress definitely works. Sounds like you’re having some issues with your particular installation though, so if you’d like to discuss those here, I’m happy to help out.

@tanvir:

What was your previous version of BuddyPress, and did you upgrade to 1.1.2?

that would be a nice feature:

https://trac.buddypress.org/attachment/ticket/1262/friends.png

https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/1262

@r-a-y:

The data in the database is safe, but you’d go back to the old “deep integration” method of making them look and play nicely together. You could either rename the DB tables to use the bb_ prefix instead of wp_bp_, or you could specify wp_bp_ as the custom prefix during reinstallation of bbPress.

Then you’d go the same old route of using the integration plugins to share cookies, etc.

Your question also depends on whether or not you’re going to keep group forums. If yes, then group forums already know which forum_id they’re linked to, and BuddyPress will continue to use its own internal bbPress to write to and read from the DB, while your separate installation will be the one that works for your “forum root.” If you choose to ditch group forums, then you’ll want to visit your bbPress site-admin and rearrange and change your forum settings and descriptions to make more sense.

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define(‘ADMIN_COOKIE_PATH’, ‘/’);

define(‘COOKIE_DOMAIN’, ”);

define(‘COOKIEPATH’, ”);

define(‘SITECOOKIEPATH’, ”);

I have a 3-4 day old install of WPMU 2.8.4a & BP 1.1.2

I don’t have the above settings in wpmu/wp-config.php but I do have 3 of them, but not SITECOOKIEPATH in wpmu/wp-settings where they are not supposed to be edited from what the comments in the file imply.

Or … are you saying there is a file of the same name under wpmu/wp-content/buddypress/ ?

The answer might assist with a problem I’m having.

Gaz

Found a patch on Trac – https://trac.buddypress.org/attachment/ticket/1073/duplicate-status-activity.patch

These are the types of discussions that get me excited about the future of this awesome software…

I’m barely a beginner, but i can feel the power at my fingertips, once i grasp these tools

@anointed:

I’d be very interested to see what your vBulletin/BP setup looks and functions like when it’s completed!

This is something I’ve been pondering about myself.

It really depends on your community’s needs and how you anticipate growth.

If you like how buddypress.org has their forums, then you’d want a separate install of bbPress.

If you anticipate that you’d want other forums besides the ones created by groups, then you’d want a separate install of bbPress.

If you want more administrative control over your forums (moderation, plugins), then you’d want a separate install.

If you like the fact that forums are only created within the Groups infrastructure, then go with a “new install”. Positives about this approach is you wouldn’t have to modify your BP template often, whereas going with a separate install requires you to create a new bbPress template to match the rest of your site.

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I have a question for the BP devs: let’s say I go with the new, integrated forum approach and want to switch back to my old, separate install… I’d probably have to restore a database backup as well as a backup of my files right?

I just found this post, because I finally hit the wall with my recent implementation. Users are going to want their stuff to be private. I can’t wait to see what comes of this AC. I would be happy to test Alpha releases.

I also agree that the Privacy menu should be located in BP Settings area.

I am having the same problem as well…There are also many themes that I installed that links to wp-signup.php for registration of new accounts but now it is just a blank page instead of redirecting to the new buddypress registration page…

Your best bet is to delete /plugins/buddypress/ and then visit yoursite.com/wp-admin/plugins.php. Then change the theme back to the WordPress default (Kubrick).

You can then reinstall BuddyPress and reactivate the BuddyPress theme. You won’t loose any of your BuddyPress database data doing this, though I recommend making a backup of your database with phpMyAdmin as a matter of good practice.

Also, before you deactivate BuddyPress, I suggest you change the site theme back to the default (Kubrick) and switch it back after you have installed the latest version of BuddyPress and have activated it.

Suggest you get the forums working before you start adding a custom theme. Site Admin -> BuddyPress -> Forums Setup.

hi

Have a look at buddypress/bp-blogs/bp-blogs-widgets.php,you will see the code for recent sitewide posts there.

and here is what you need to do.

on line 44-46 you will see something like this

<?php if ( !$counter ) : ?>

<div class="item-content"><?php echo bp_create_excerpt($post->post_content) ?></div>

<?php endif; ?>

Change this to

`<div class=”item-content”><?php echo bp_create_excerpt($post->post_content) ?></div>’

Hopefully,It will help.

Another way,copy the widget code,modify it and create your own widget to preserve in future updates.

regards

Brajesh