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Me too looking for same plugin if that would be available it would be great because of this facility i have turned to elgg from buddy press.

But i want to use buddypress from bottom of my heart as die hard fan of wordpress.

Please guys do something about it.

Sam.

Hmm, dosent look like there has been any updates in the past couple of weeks on the plugin site either..

Count me in…

I am eager to download this plugin….

I don’t know what to tell you then. I upgraded my themes also to the trunk version of the themes because I’m running trunk bp.

Haha.

Clear your ff cache. The’re hiding it under Tools > Clear Recent History > Details. Same thing happened to me. Panic city because I just installed trunk bp. I broke out IE 8 and it was fine. OMG it looks ok in IE?! This just can’t be happening. I’ve taken a turn into some horrible alternate reality.

Got something to do with the new font handling, new render engine, new something I’m guessing.

I’m experiencing the same thing. If anyone has any feedback it would be greatly appreciated.

This is what you need to read.

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=3394

Hey Allen,

You might want to check out the /buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-templatetags.php file.

Specifically line 749 for the BP_Core_Members_Template class and line 884 for the function bp_has_site_members().

Hope that helps in pointing you in the right direction!

Hey, Roy-

I’m currently working on the BP Privacy Component. You can read a little more about its status here. It is a very hush, hush, secret project–as you might expect for a privacy project!

This is a WPMU issue and not a BuddyPress-related one.

There are some great WPMU plugins by dsader that limit the WordPress backend:

http://wpmudev.org/user/56/

I suggest checking those out.

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Just read over your post again and you say you want to eliminate the entire backend? Off the top of my head, I don’t know if that’s possible.

I don’t think anyone has attempted this in BuddyPress yet, but I could be wrong.

Since you are talking specifically about altering how WPMU deals with blogs, I’d suggest posting this question on the WPMU forums so that their gurus can answer. Whereas you might receive an answer on the BuddyPress forums, the WPMU forums is the more appropriate place for such questions.

I advise that you first do a through search of the Mu forums before posting.

https://mu.wordpress.org/forums/

I’m using bluehost.com and used their simplescripts to get it installed version 1.0.2

I’m asking what version of WPMU, not BuddyPress.

By the way, if you continue having issues, I’d advise avoiding using SimpleScripts. Read this entire thread for more details.

Read the first half of this post. It applies to your situation as well.

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=3363#post-18447

@steveyb23

So you are not even having success installing WPMU?

Site Admin > Options > Allow new registrations

This menu has nothing to do with BuddyPress. WPMU must be functioning properly before installing and activating BuddyPress.

Which version of WPMU are you attempting to install?

I suppose an “internal blog” for buddypress plugin

similar to wire, with simple post and comment

and not a “redirect” on complete wordpress blog

is right?

Here’s a link that might help:

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=2925#post-15949

Thanks for that Tracedef!

I forgot to upgrade the Buddypress Support plugin in bbPress as well! *bangs head on table*.

The thing that threw me off was the version number of the BuddyPress bbPress plugin; it was the same as in BP 1.0.1, so I thought I didn’t need to upgrade!

When I need to find out which file(s) produce a page, I take some code from the page source, search my offline copy of WPMU/Buddypress with it and see what comes up.

I use ‘extended find’ in Macromedia Homesite, but there may be other tools you can use.

Which version of WPMU are you running?

Also, read this thread for more possible info on why you’re having issues with BlueHost.com