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Svenl77-

It looks like you’ve improperly installed the Skeleton Component. You should not have a directory called /buddypress-skeleton-component/. That is just the packaging the component comes in.

What you need to do is copy /bp-example/ and bp-example.php into /wp-content/plugins/ and then activate the plugin.

Cool. Now maybe you can help me install bbpress if you got it going.

What a headache.

Well, first of all, what are you trying to accomplish with that URL?

I’m also wondering why you have set up your theme directory that way. Is the name of your custom BuddyPress member theme actually “buddypress-member”? Or, are you using the default BP member theme “bpmember”. Why is the member theme directory called /member-themes/ instead of /bp-themes/?

If I go to

http://wspinacze.pl/members

Your site works fine.

If I go to

http://wspinacze.pl/wp-content/bp-themes/bpmember/images/message_thread_back.gif

I don’t get an error. The gif image is white so it will not be visible on the default white background of your browser.

If you still have issues, then read this thread.

Jfcarter, this thread helped me:

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=1152

I have posted what worked for me in that thread.

@seppolaatle112

According to the recently published Buddypress roadmap (https://buddypress.org/about/roadmap/) privacy controls will be included in Version 1.2 – no date assigned yet.

does anyone know if anythings happening with this?

Oh man… that sounds like a mammoth of a project. Here’s the dealbreaker, though — and I speak from personal experience — if you’ve already got something else running in your root directory, it’s not gonna work. And it actually says so in the WPMU readme file…

“If you want subdomain blogs, you must use the root of your site.”

Assuming you didn’t have anything installed in your root, I’m pretty sure there’s no plugin/patch job that exists yet to hook up multiple installations of BuddyPress so that a single user could hop around from site to site. I suppose if they registered every time with the same username/password, they could just rely on the “saved password” feature most browsers already have — but that’s probably not what you’re looking for.

Here’s a shot in the dark.

Go to your permalinks setting page and resubmit it. You don’t have to change anything.

I have found that has fixed some of my page issues when I was under the hood constructing new pages by hand.

Just a thought.

Good one, P.S..

This one could be great using as a temporary solution. Does anyone of you guys know when this will be a feature in Buddypress? Days,? Weeks or mabye months?

The plugin is working just fine with WPMU, but to be quite honest I don’t understand what good this one will do to a wpmu-installation running Buddypress.

Gpo1, Why are you posting this? Can you explain what you think this plugin will give anyone? Just wondering cause I just don’t get it..

Achieved partial success. Followed the site-wide.css advice mentioned in this forum by zeitwise and was able to eliminate the main profile ‘blogs’ nav item but the sub navigation ‘blogs’ component remains;

found the most important clue so far in this file:

wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-templatetags.php

on lines 56 – 104

but still elusive.

Tried following Tim Moore suggestion of bp-custom.php but that did not do anything.

Tried following Enlightenmental1 suggestion of renaming bp-blogs.phpDISABLED but that turned off all blogs including the home blog which I still find useful.

This coding seems to be all over the place. Any other ideas from anyone?

Goal: eliminate the ‘Blogs’ in the Me menu and the Options or Other User menu. Have succeeded in hiding Blogs in the Me menu but no luck for the other two.

Thanks,

Brian

I am using Buddypress 1.0.1 and added code:

<img src=”http://www.smallinternetbusiness.com/wp-content/images/search_engine_optimization_consultant.jpg”/&gt;

It only displayed the tag “<img>” instead of the image on the homepage.

I noticed the above code is added to Buddypress 1.0.1. Any ideas on if I am doing anything wrong or is there a code widget problem

21cdb-

Congratulations! This has been a long haul for you.

Why does the wpmu installer mention to not use 127.0.0.1?

Haha! Good question. I have not installed a brand new instance of WPMU for awhile so I cannot remember exactly what the installer indicates. But, I don’t think it says don’t use 127.0.0.1. Does it?

I believe it says use localhost.localdomain which if you do, the installer comes back and says, “WPMU only works without the port number in the URL.” So, when installing on a localhost environment–at least on a Mac–you’re stuck wondering what is going on.

But, this is why using the local IP address worked. It is the actual address of the local machine mapped to the alias called localhost. So, by using this, you don’t need to include the port number.

Hi Jeff,

i set up everything again (deleted complete wpmu and database). I changed host from localhost to 127.0.0.1 as u described above, even if wpmu claims to not use localhost or 127.0.0.1 as host. Now everything ist working without a problem!

Why does the wpmu installer mention to not use 127.0.0.1 ?!

Okay, locking this thread as the answer can now be found here.

Okay, locking this thread as the answer can now be found here.

Your welcome Well, in that case… you might want to check out Ning for a complete hassle-free solution. I think all you have to do is point your domain to it and style it within Ning.com. You’re kinda stuck with the whole layout and functionality but this might be the answer to what you want to build. Here’s a good example of what you can do with it… http://www.urijahfaber.com/

DJPaul-

+++++++++++++++!

I’ve also answered this same-resurrected-thread issue this morning in this thread:

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=933

This is something i was wondering about, the question i have is how to create this default blog?

Do i have edit the new (copy of bp_members) or is this something that can be done via CP?

cheers