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Is your wpmu installed using sub-directories? I can’t tell from your message if the ‘community’ directory is just a sub-dir you’ve installed wpmu in or is it a blog domain?

The redirect loop issue was seen in the first release of 1.0.1. Try downloading and installing 1.0.1 again.

I wonder if this thread:

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=1651

should be made ‘sticky’?

This error relates to the dp_messages_send_message() function in Welcome Pack, which is a copy of BP’s messages_send_message(). My version of the function is a copy+paste with a “from user_id” argument added and lots of code that won’t get used commented out. Trac https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/673 relates.

It’s the messages_add_callback_values() that the OP’s error is referring to in bp-messages.php. I’m not sure why this error is triggering for some people but not others. It might be custom theme related. Need help!

I just created this last night. It’s a mashup of a few of the template loops you can use in your themes.

It is custom for each member, and a member can only view their own dashboard.

I’m going to write up a blog post on how to create a dashboard in your themes. Dashboard functionality may end up in a future version of the default BuddyPress member theme, but it will likely be based on the same setup.

The Dashboard is here – https://buddypress.org/developers/YOURUSERNAME/dashboard

the link you posted is to the wordpressMU dashboard.

Hangi versiyon buddypress ve hangi temayi kullaniyorsun..sitenin linkini verebilirsen yardimci olmaya calisiriz… (translation @Burt Adsit)

Mikem1986–

You should contact Nicola via bp-dev.org as this is an issue with a 3rd-party plugin, not a BuddyPress core component or theme.

Perhaps Nicola will also see this thread, but he would appreciate the heads up at his site as well.

Your ‘My Blogs’ menu alignment is not corrrect? What version buddypress and what theme are you using? Can you post a link to your site?

Anybody speak Turkish?

Dan-

What John was referring to was having the “Blog Tracking” component enabled in BuddyPress, not allowing users to create new blogs. If you log into WPMU as site admin, then navigate to “BuddyPress > Component Setup”, you can enable or disable any of the core BuddyPress components. By default, they are all enabled.

So, in your particular case where your users cannot create new blog posts but can only comment on blog posts, if “Blog Tracking” is disabled, then users’ comments will not show up in the activity stream. The enabling or disabling of new blog creation is a WPMU not BuddyPress feature.

woot!

You can add any content in bp, to any blog, using any theme, any place in that theme. You aren’t restricted to just the widgets.

See: https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/custom-buddypress-loops/

I don’t really understand when you want to disable the adminbar but this is a fairly easy thing. See: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=1115 for the general idea.

You don’t want it on the root blog but you do want it on the subdomain blogs? You’ll have to wrap that in some blog detection code then. Disable it when global $current_blog->id is anything but 1.

Mike,

i’ve tried both buddypress using facebuddy member themes as default. but the member home page has skeleton only and left,middle and right columns have same message.

“Please log in and add widgets to this column. Add Widgets”

is there a way admin can set default widgets for all members/blogs?

you might have the Skeleton theme selected under BuddyPress >> General Settings >> “Select theme to use for BuddyPress generated pages” in your admin backend. That’s usually where you’d select your custom theme or BP Default theme.

This is fixed in the bp trunk. You can wait for bp 1.0.2 or download the trunk version from here:

https://trac.buddypress.org/changeset/1532/trunk?old_path=%2F&format=zip

Burt can you read here and give your opinion ?

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=2880

@JJJ, are you absolutely sure ?

Burt said this:

“The bpc categories can be hierarchial like you describe Anointed. All content in bpc is a tree of either containers (tags and categories) or content items. Containers can have child containers. Categories are containers. So categories can have child categories like you describe.”

The current user interface just doesn’t do that. I’m working on the docs for bpc right now.

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=3049&page=2

Not yet, no ETA.

There’s going to be a code merge between WordPress.org and WordPressMU code, and this will probably be the way that BuddyPress will make its way into single installations.

It would require to make some kind of plugin for bbPress.

The drawback of this ends up to still be the additional query per avatar that you hit the database server with, to ask BuddyPress what each users avatar is for each visible avatar. It might be possible to hook a bbPress function and join the query together to include the extended profile table to get the avatar location, but this type of thing hasn’t been developed or released yet.

Danielfelice is correct. BuddyPress widgets are available on all active themes that allow for widgets.

If you’re talking about the member theme, those are widgets actually also, you would just end up reverse engineering the member theme to include both its CSS and the CSS of the “Irresistible” theme.

No, not that easy unfortunately. The best way is to use “deep integration” so that you have all of the BuddyPress functions available for bbPress also.

Otherwise you’d be wise to use Burt Adsit’s bpGroups plugin, and import the user bases extended profile information.