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I took a very quick look at the OpenInviter website. They state that it is Open Source yet they do not provide any link to their licensing information.

Also, there is no code repository, it is not clear exactly what the code does, and you have to provide personal information to get the code. This does not indicate open source to me.

The site offers some sort of a WordPress Plugin, but I doubt that it is released under GPL which is a violation of the WordPress GPL license.

So, you are on your own if you want to use it, but I’d recommend steering clear of OpenInviter.

This doesn’t sound like a BuddyPress issue.

It’s a WPMU issue; to be more specific, it’s a theme issue.

Do you want to show a link to comments or do you want to show actual comments?

There are number of ways to do this… theme hacking or adding a widget which displays the latest comments.

Adding a widget would be the simplest, but it depends on what you want to do.

Just ran into this issue myself.

Should be an option in “BuddyPress > General Setup”.

I’ll add a trac ticket for this.

[EDIT]

Trac ticket added – https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/835

Yes you need deep integration for the BuddyBar bbPress plugin.

Make sure you follow the instructions in the readme.txt.

Also for the forum look… unless you’re using the default BuddyPress look + Manoj’s bbPress theme (http://manojkumar.org/buddypress-theme-for-bbpress/), you’ll have to basically create a new theme that matches your WP/BuddyPress theme.

There’s no really good way around it I’m afraid.

It also works here:

http://demo.cosydale.com/forum/

It’s demo site. I’m using bbPress alpha 6, BuddyPress 1.0.1.

yairnazz-

You need to learn CSS and basic WordPress theming skills. Below you will find a few links to get you started.

Also, since your issue has nothing to do with the proper functioning of BuddyPress, I’m changing the topic indicator to “not a support question”.

1. https://codex.wordpress.org/Blog_Design_and_Layout#Themes_and_Templates
2. http://www.w3schools.com/Css/default.asp
3. https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/using-the-buddypress-themes/
4. You should use Firefox with the Firebug Add-on. It is a great tool that not only allows you to find out within which files certain CSS selectors are located, but also to temporarily change them and see what impact they have on the design.

Oooppss reading a blog post ive found a solutions that is working properly,.. in the bp-custum.php we need to comment or delete this sentence:

define ( ‘BP_XPROFILE_SLUG’, ‘info’ );

Before

>>>

01.define ( ‘BP_ACTIVITY_SLUG’, ‘streams’ );

02.define ( ‘BP_BLOGS_SLUG’, ‘journals’ );

03.define ( ‘BP_MEMBERS_SLUG’, ‘users’ );

04.define ( ‘BP_FRIENDS_SLUG’, ‘peeps’ );

05.define ( ‘BP_GROUPS_SLUG’, ‘gatherings’ );

06.define ( ‘BP_MESSAGES_SLUG’, ‘notes’ );

07.define ( ‘BP_WIRE_SLUG’, ‘pinboard’ );

08.define ( ‘BP_XPROFILE_SLUG’, ‘info’ );

10./* Some other non-component slugs */

11.define ( ‘BP_REGISTER_SLUG’, ‘signup’ );

12.define ( ‘BP_ACTIVATION_SLUG’, ‘enable’ );

13.define ( ‘BP_SEARCH_SLUG’, ‘find’ );

14.define ( ‘BP_HOME_BLOG_SLUG’, ‘news’ );

Ive tried and know everything looks nice,,

This solutions is in the comments of this post

https://buddypress.org/blog/how-to/customizable-slugs-in-buddypress/#comments

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_OBJECT_OPERATOR in /home/icafeco/public_html/wp-content/plugins/bp-fbconnect/includes/wp-facebookconnect/fbconnect.php on line 29

Dedy-

Please read this thread on the most effective way to ask for support: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/have-a-new-issue-then-start-a-new-thread

It may be necessary for you to answer all the questions in the link in that thread, but here are a few to get started:

1. Are you using the new default themes that come with BP 1.0.2 or old themes?
2. Do you have any plugins (besides BuddyPress) installed in the site with which you have issues?
3. Did you reselect the member theme in WPMU’s backend under “BuddyPress > General Settings”?

I assume you mean the members’ theme?

BuddyPress use two theme files. Here are the paths to the default theme directories:

Home theme: found in /wp-content/themes/bphome/



Member theme: found in /wp-content/bp-themes/bpmember/

All the files you need to work with are found in those directories.

Got the same problem with one of the Buddypress installation in one domain.

Upgraded from RC-2 to 1.02.

But managed to get the other site with a different domain to work perfectly. Both had been upgraded following the perfect instructions on how to upgrade from RCs to 1.00 installations. Both WPMU 2.7.1 and from BP RC1 to BP 1.02.

Please help.

This is a big question that will get you a big answer. I’d suggest taking a look around this forum and the bbpress.org forums also, as there are pages and pages of discussion and documentation to help you through this. Many of which are stickies so you can’t miss them.

Manoj has made a BuddyPress style theme that matches the bphome buddypress theme, so that’s something that will help you. I just release the BuddyBar plugin to help get the BuddyBar in the forums area. There’s lots of people contributing.

i attempted deep integration – it is easy once u do it a few times

do a google search and you will find a few guides on it

i want to attempt the same for a bpmember theme

BuddyPress will work for 2.8.1 when 2.8.1 is released, which by that time it will be 2.8.2.

BuddyPress will work for 2.8.1 when 2.8.1 is released, which by that time it will be 2.8.2.

Hey John,

Thanks for the co-credit!

You might want to add deep integration instructions in the readme.txt.

Other than that, let’s see more BuddyPress sites out in the open!

r-a-y, I took the liberty of making this into a plugin for everyone. It’s a variant of what I’m using on the delsolownersclub.com site that I cleaned up for general usage.

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/buddybar-for-bbpress

First things first, do you have WPMU 2.71 running correctly before you try and install BuddyPress?

Secondly, try manually installing BuddyPress by downloading the .ZIP file from the WordPress plugins repository (https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress/).

Do not trust the automatic installer! Put the entire contents of the folder in /wp-content/plugins/ and then login to the WPMU admin area’s plugins page and activate.

Let us know what happens.

Working with John and Josh to put up a community based around church/worship multimedia and graphic design. The site is using the basic BP theme for now but we have added BBpress, the WP ecommerce plugin, and next we are working on finding an IM plugin that we can use: http://worshipinhd.com

You’re not giving us any specifics.

How are you installing BuddyPress into WPMU?

What is your process?