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sure. Buddypress on an iPhone would be cool but … what would you have? just the activity stream like an RSS feed?

Hi to all community!
I have a problem with this plugin and I wait you can help me. When I active the plugin and I enter in the forum, my site lauch this error:

Call to undefined function bb_get_option()

I believe the system search a function but don’t found it.

What can i do?

Thanks beforehand and greetings!

I think the issue is that template pack gives the impression that it’s a fully automated click process, and the fact that there will be manual editing seems to get overlooked.

I’ll “bump” this one – just getting an install set up now, would like to know if it’s worth trying to get people to use this feature or not, since it seems to be pretty unintuitive. I can see the tag cloud on the side with the standard buddypress theme, but no idea which ones are on my post when I open it to edit and no way to add tags if I forgot one

Allow BuddyPress to function on multiple blogs of a WPMU installation, not just on one root blog:
define ( ‘BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG’, true );

More: https://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/changing-internal-configuration-settings/

Has there been any progress on this in the last year?

I have multi-network enabled with the latest WP platform. It works perfectly – except for the issue above. The funny thing is this:

Main Site – pulls users from main site only
Network Site – pulls users from main site only – not from network site. So all posts (even if made by admin on the network site do not show up in activity?

Could buddypress simply pull users from: /wp-admin/users.php
vs.
/wp-admin/ms-users.php?

That way as long as a member was subscribed to a particular site – it would show up in the BP activity for that site?

This gets asked on a daily bases. Try this thread.

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/making-your-theme-buddypress-compatible/

If you need to stay on BP 1.2.4, you could probably just copy the part of the bp_core_fetch_avatar() function that adds support for the ‘html’ parameter… but I’d strongly suggest upgrading when you have the chance.

See the codex article on upgrading:
https://codex.buddypress.org/buddypress-site-administration/upgrading-buddypress/

Link and i’ll tell you how to fix it

Turns out the problem was with me not being familiar enough with Buddypress. I hadn’t realized the “Accept” button only appears under /members/username/friends/requests/ and not in other places in the profile or member list.

I am running WordPress 3.01 with Buddypress 1.2.6 (just installed). My problem appears to be similar. Details follow.

The first time a user goes to the profile of the user requesting the friendship, the Accept and Reject buttons appear. However, if they do not click one of the buttons, then a greyed out “Friendship requested” button appears in all places where the “Accept” button would have appeared.

I have quite a few plugins installed, but none of the ones mentioned in this thread.

Love the theme! I have it activated on my blog, https://blogs.otis.edu/community.

However, I’m having trouble with the Members functions. First, when viewing a member’s page, there is only one button for join/cancel. The buttons for sending a message and @mentions do not appear.

Second, sometimes I have to reload the Members tab to get lists to display. When I click on Members-My Friends, nothing loads. The link appears to be correct (https://blogs.otis.edu/community/members/heather/friends/my-friends/) and I can copy the URL into a browser and everything loads. The list of friends does load when going via My Account-Friends. Then, to stay on the wacky side, sometimes when I click on Members, the full list appears even though the My Friends tab appears to be active.

Edited to add: I’m still running BP 1.2.5.2. Do the buttons only work for BP 1.2.6?