I’m having the same error. I can attest to the fact that none of these are because of 3rd party. I have a brand new Buddypress, fully update WordPress Mu, and Bbpress installed at the /forum directory. It will not let me switch from a different BPtheme other than the Network Parent Theme, which is one of the two themes bundled with Buddypress. The error comes regardless of which WP theme I am using – I am getting the exact same result. By commenting out lines 428-456 in the bx-profile-deprecated.php file, I can get a working sign in form, but users have to put in their own profile information later. Has there been any to get a permanent fix here?
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Also, step 9 in the upgrade instructions reads…
If you are using the default themes: Delete the /wp-content/bp-themes/ folder. Move the /bp-default/ and /bp-sn-parent/ folders from the /wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/ folder and put them into the folder /wp-content/themes/ — Enable the BuddyPress default theme in the “Site Admin > Themes†menu. Finally, activate the BuddyPress default theme in “Appearance > Themes†for the root blog of your installation.
Is that incorrect? Sorry, I may just be missing how the themes have changed.
okay i have no stylesheet
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Really? The drop down box is listed as “Select theme to use for BuddyPress generated pages:” Right now it says “No Themes Installed.”, along with the big, red warning posted above.
Additionally, when I try to visit a BP generated page, I get “Sorry, we’re not sure what you’re looking for here.” My assumption is that’s because of the lack of a theme.
You shouldn’t need to activate a BuddyPress specific theme anymore…
I am trying a new way to do it,
1st deactivate all plugin then
uploading the new themplates
change buddypress 1.0 to use the new template files for buddypressv1.1
then upload the buddypress1.1 plugin and overight all files
after activate the plugin
view your site and you should have buddypress
if anyone needs more help send me a message and i see what i can do
thanks to Andy who provided a tip
My template was not compatible so after changing buddypress1.0 to use the new templates I then uploaded the new files, activated the new buddypress template and evertything was okay with the default template with no plugin.
i am going to try to reactivate my important plugins then figure out what to do for a template solution
Alex
bbpress is in wpcontent/plugins/buddypress/bp-forums. It was installed with buddypress.
I’ve tried both the ‘Set up a new bbPress installation’ and ‘Use an existing bbPress installation’ option and both tell me the installation was successful but neither works. The bb-config.php file is in the root directory where it should be.
Could the problem be with the
‘BB_AUTH_KEY’,
‘BB_SECURE_AUTH_KEY’,
‘BB_LOGGED_IN_KEY’,
‘BB_NONCE_KEY’,
definitions?
Are you sure you have bbpress uploaded to the specified folder as instruction?
BuddyPress doesn’t support WordPress. Make sure you have WPMU installed.
http://mu.wordpress.org
This is not a BuddyPress related question and should be posted on wpmu forums.
Site Admin > Blogs > enable bp theme only to admin … DONE.
DO NOT make duplicated posts.
https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/where-are-the-avatars-1
If you have mistakenly made two topics, make a note to ask other members not to respond and direct them to right place.
Ah, here I am 
I have (finally) upgraded to BuddyPress 1.1 on my test site (just the forums working in one click is just worth every minute of it!!). I have set aside (branched) the old version of bp-events (0.6) for people still running bp 1.0.3 (for whatever reason), and from now on, the trunk version on my site (and WordPress plugins) will solely work on BP 1.1 and beyond. Marius has put in a *ton* of work rewriting most of the code to keep up with the major changes to BP from 1.0.3 to 1.1. For the next little while, I will mirror the changes made to the trunk listed on this thread to the one on my site until we merge the two and go forward on one version (when I have figured out how to do this…)
I am currently reworking the calendar view to have *lots* of AJAX “refreshments”…
How about doing what BuddyPress does and use the past tense:
x followed classified3
Does this also work for child themes? I get at example.com/about
This is an example of a WordPress page, you could edit this to put information about yourself or your site so readers know where you are coming from. You can create as many pages like this one or sub-pages as you like and manage all of your content inside of WordPress.
Hey John,
I’m trying to access either! neither seems to work!
very cool! adding this right now!
How do I only remove the admin bar from the wordpress admin area? Want to keep it everywhere else. I know Andy added the admin bar to the admin area some time back, but I haven’t found anything to remove it only from the admin section?
Did you have BuddyPress 1.1 installed previously? Are you using WPMU or WP?
I’ll admin to not knowing how phpinfo should look if not using apache, so we might need additional help here.
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Thanks, I tried Simon’s solution and it worked
Are you trying to access…
http://domain.com/dashboard/
or
http://domain.com/dashboard.php
Otherwise, it looks about right?
we put this code in /wp-content/themes/bp-sn-parent/functions.php and created a page in the same directory called dashboard.php
is there a reason why we cant navigate to the dashboard.php?
// creates custom page
define('BP_DASHBOARD_SLUG', 'dashboard');
function bp_show_dashboard_page() {
global $bp, $current_blog;
if ( $bp->current_component == BP_DASHBOARD_SLUG && $bp->current_action == '' ){
// The first variable here must match the name of your template file below
bp_core_load_template( 'dashboard', true );
} }
add_action( 'wp', 'bp_show_dashboard_page', 2 );
//
end custom page
any help is appreciated!
Solved the blank site problem–the appearance admin page was still set to BuddyPress Default Home Theme. Once I changed the theme to BuddyPress Default 1.1, the site appears.
Dan-
The readme.txt instructions are correct. The error message is incorrect.
As I linked to in my first post, more information about upgrading can be found here. With regards to your particular issue, from that link:
If you are using the default themes: Delete the /wp-content/bp-themes/ folder. Move the /bp-default/ and /bp-sn-parent/ folders from the /wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/ folder and put them into the folder /wp-content/themes/. Enable the BuddyPress default theme in the “Site Admin > Themes” menu. Finally, activate the BuddyPress default theme in “Appearance > Themes” for the root blog of your installation.
testbp.org always runs the bleeding edge version of BuddyPress. This means the current trunk version ( give a few minutes or hours since Andy needs to updated it when he commits a new changeset to trunk).
So, at this very moment, testbp.org is running the recently released 1.1. In fact, it was running this version before it was publicly released. Wait a day or so, and it will be running an even newer trunk version.
