No honestly speaking, there is no simple theme like you are asking.
So guess what fixed it?
I changed the folder where WordPress mu was installed from /blogs/ to /blog/ and now it works Ok.
If I had installed it in the root directory there would have been no problems.
But look at what the WordPress mu installation instructions say…
“If you want to have your WordPress MU installation in its own subdirectory on your web site (e.g. http://example.com/blogs/), rename the directory wordpressmu to the name you’d like the subdirectory to have and move or upload it to your web server. For example if you want the WordPress MU installation in a subdirectory called “blog”, you should rename the directory called “wordpressmu” to “blog” and upload it to the root directory of your web server.”
Notice their first “example” is /blogs/’ and then in their second example they just say /blog/. I went with the first reference because I liked it better.
The BuddyPress documentation just says get WordPress mu working and then BuddyPress will work. I never saw anywhere that it said, “Oh, by the way…just don’t install it in a subfolder called /blogs/ or it will get confused by the redirects we do in /members/blogs/ and it won’t work so don’t do that.”
I’m being sarcastic. This is probably a bug or an unforseen situation (really?) but anyway, whether or not this would have affected anyone else it is what fixed it for me.
So…I re-installed and when it was just WordPress mu without BuddyPress it works. The page for creating blogs is /blogs/wp-signup.
I could add users and those users could go to that page and create a blog.
So I re-enabled BuddyPress and it went back to sending them to /blogs/members/username/blogs/create-a-blog as the address on all of the links to create the blog but when you click on (or even type it directly into the browser) you always end up at just /blogs/members/username no matter what. It’s being redirected for some unknown reason.
Is this not ringing any bells for anyone on what this problem might be?
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So perhaps this isn’t the best way of doing this, but one way that I found to accomplish this goal: delete unwanted users from the table wp_bp_xprofile_data.
Looks good Rohan. It’s kind of a pain that we have to create three themes for a consistent look… a BP home theme… BP member theme… and bbPress theme… but I guess there’s really no way around that.
How did you get the BuddyPress bar to show up on the forums page? Copy/Paste? I haven’t played with that yet. I found that I had to hard code my main nav bar in the forums header template as well. Which kinda bugs me… but that nav will rarely (if ever) change.
Thanks for the answer about the account. I was pretty confused about that.
Hi!
Thanks for your reply!
I think, thats to difficult for me. I should take a ready theme and edit it.
Is there no simple theme, which looks like that at this page?
Thanks a lot for your help!
Philipp
There’s currently no sub-blog theme, available to your users, that looks and functions like the default BuddyPress themes (bphome and bpmember).
But see https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/theme-authors-take-note-templates-and-loops-are-not-just-for-the-member-theme#post-13065
It would not be too difficult to make one on your own.
Thank’s for you answer.
So there is no blog-theme, which looks like the Home blog theme?
I’m searching since 3 days for a nice and simple theme, which looks like this one from buddyprss.org. Is there a theme that looks like this or is it download able?
Thanks!
Philipp
They are buddypress widgets. They leave some data inside the database specifically the wp_bp_ tables. To completely remove buddypress you will want to drop those tables.
The Default Home Theme is meant so that it is used with just that, the HOME blog. You really shouldn’t be using it on any other blog because it will cause conflicts.
sorry to be a pain, but any ideas why this would be?
Well I dropped here looking for sample data only.
BuddyPress is really big and it will be great if we can have sample data.
I need lots of data during development of BuddyPress themes. 
I’ve got my site live with this error in it, does anyone have a development yet? The buddypress blog is still broken as well. Shouldn’t this have been fixed in 1.0.3?
Confirm wpmu 2.8.2 and buddypress 1.0.3 is working fine together.
Sample pools would be an example of functionality beyond shared login…
thanks again r-a-y, It worked when I moved the bbcode-buttons toolbar plugin from “my-plugins folder” to “bb-plugins folder”!
I have bbcode-lite lying in “my-plugins folder” and bbcode-buttons doing the job in “bb-plugins folder” 
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Interesting that, i had the similar problem with lookslike buddypress theme, when I had it in my-templates folder it would not activate, but activated when I moved it to bb-templates!
This, I think, is a request for a theme developer to come and make you a theme. I’m going to close this thread as this forum is for support and discussion around BuddyPress, and not a place where people should submit job adverts (voluntary or not).
People can see what you’ve written here and can contact you directly if they are interested. I suggest that you also post on the BuddyPress job board group.
i am using bbpress 1.0.1 + buddypress 1.0.3 + wpmu 2.8.2 latest versions..
Hmm, that’s strange. I can log in on my mapped domain OK. (just tested and it worked)
well.. ok i can surely understand but problem is.. no one can login in sinemasite.com.. so.. we cant update site because we cant reach dashboard 
First of all, this is not to do with working with BuddyPress – if you just run WPMU, you’ll find exactly the same thing happens. WPMU Domain Mapping works fine, as I use it on my site.
The “problem” is that your web browser remembers that you are logged in because of cookies. Cookies can only be read/written by pages on the same domain, therefore an authentication cookie on domain1.com can’t be read on domain2.com.
@korhanekinci: it is available in the trunk, which contains the latest, bleeding-edge, development version of BuddyPress. Not for use in a “real environment”, but you can download it by typing svn co https://svn.buddypress.org/trunk in a your command line terminal (if you have Subversion installed). I believe it will be included in BuddyPress 1.1, expected release date August 17.
Interesting, I use looks-like-buddypress theme and tried several times activating BBcode lite and BBcode buttons and nothing appeared in the post area!
Then I read ck’s post in the forum saying that, these plugins are not compatible with 1.0.x version and that he will work on the plugins towards the end of the year… And gave up on it!
Did you hack it r-a-y?
Hey Chris,
I’m assuming you’re using one of the prebuilt fields called “State”.
I didn’t look too closely at the classes or template tags, but check out /buddypress/bp-xprofile/bp-xprofile-classes.php.
There’s a function called “get_prebuilt_field_data()” that might help you out there.
You’d have to pass the CSV file to that function, but that might help…
Another way to output the “State” data would be to parse the actual CSV itself that is used for the data. The CSV can be found in buddypress/bp-xprofile/prebuilt-fields/states.csv.
Hope that helps somewhat!
Here’s what I think you’d have to do:
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There is a lot of bp-friends code that you’d have to duplicate.
/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-friends/ (entire directory)
/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-friends.php
You’d have to rename each function, class and file for your “enemies” functionality.
Then, you’d have to hack the core as well (or write filters or functions that won’t hack the core):
/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/ (many files in this directory, not all)
Like I said, it’s ambitious. It’s not impossible. But you’d have to test it out.
(I’m not a programmer either… I do a little front-end and a little back-end. I’m not especially good at one particular thing! Hopefully a real programmer can respond and give their input!)
