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Hi Burt,

This seems amazing! looking forward to use the same.

Can we use this along with our custom developed component?

Thanks

To Uninstall bbPress

1. Delete bb-config.php from your forums directory.

2. Log into your database and drop the tables that begin with bb_ (assuming you left bb_ as your forum prefix)

To install it again, simply go to the same page you used to install it before. Run through your installation and your bb-config.php as well as the bb_ tables will be created again.

If you are sure you installed Buddypress correctly, you need either some sleep or maybe some coffee.

This is not some bug in Buddypress. Are you sure you didnt register a blog with the account, and that the backend you see belongs to this blog? It is quite clear that members are administrators on their own blog. Can you see the Buddypressmenu in your menu to the left after logging in?

500,000 and 1 million people in the next 6 months!! Really huge!! Nice!!

Seppolaatle112,

Have a look in this file:

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

I think you’ll find what you want!

Same issue as a few others in this thread—

I’m using WPMU 2.7.1, BuddyPress 1.0, and bbPress 1.0-Alpha-6. Followed all install instructions, and voila! Logins are synchronized. Logging in to WPMU automagically logs me in to bbPress, and vice versa.

HOWEVER…

WHen I set up a new group within WPMU/BuddyPress, I *still* get the highly annoying “Attention Site Admin: Group forums require the correct setup and configuration of a bbPress installation.”

I was using my admin user as the KeyMaster, also created another user (forumbridge) and tried setting him as the keymaster. No dice. Can’t get the group forums to grok–which was the entire point of this exercise.

Any suggestions?

see this page: https://codex.buddypress.org/translations/ contains usefull information.

you find “mistery man” in wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/images/mystery-man.jpg

is a raw solution but it work

in home i see another theme, you’ve tried with default home and member theme?

Hi Tellman, I can help you. Check your message box here at this site for more info.

I have related questions about the relationship between the WP tables and the BP tables, so I’d like to make sure that I understand the responses above.

I know that BP maintains user profile information separately from “wp_usermeta” (in “wp_bp_xprofile_data”, to be specific). BP provides functionality for modifying this information, but no way for putting “wp_usermeta” fields into the “edit profile” form.

So I think the answer to Peter’s question is that without *major* customization:

1. You have to be happy with user data being stored in a few different places

2. All user editable info must be in the tables created by BP

Is this correct?

BTW, what does the “Disable BuddyPress to WordPress profile syncing?” option do under BP General Settings in the admin page? Does this only apply to the username field?

Tadziz, In your Buddypress-folder you should find a folder called bp-languages. There you’ll find BP’s languagefile. Remeber that your Buddypress-installation will use the same language as your installation of Wpmu does.

Just a tip,: You can find more information about translating buddypress if you search the forums.

Please move “/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/” to “/wp-content/bp-themes/” and refresh this page.

are you sure to have moved this folder? check the permission to 755.

Same problem here, nothing wso in the error logs.

/edit host tells me that BuddyPress wants to much memory So my friend can forget BP

As jjj explains in that thread, you need to customize your homepage. You will not get the default homepage to work as is with your current set up. You can either have a static page and the members theme, or a the default home theme with a members theme. But you will not be able to have this sequence:

Your own static front page > Default BuddyPress Home theme > BuddyPress member theme

You need to follow jjj’s advice.

I comment the lines in the .htacces out and hacked the bp-core-avatar.php as mentioned.

I would restore these files back to their original coding before you continue looking into the cause of this particular issue. The advice from that particular member was from 5 months ago. Since then, many bug fixes and improvements have been made in BP.

When it comes to the BuddyPress core files, it is never a good idea to hack them. Do not touch to core files. We will not be able to help you if you are not using the same core files everyone else is using.

Once you have done that, answer these questions:

1. You’re positive that the permissions on blogs.dir and the existing subfolders are set to 777?
2. Are you uploading a gif or png image?
3. Are there ANY errors in your log file? If so, what are they?
4. You mentioned that this issue occurs no matter what browser you try. Which versions of Firefox and Internet Explorer are you using?

@Chris5858 – what is in your web server’s error log?

Server not record logs files…

This is hard to believe. Ask your ISP to provide access to the log files for your account. If they cannot, or will not, give you access, you should consider switching to a different ISP.

Access to log files can be very crucial to figuring out issues.

Are you sure that you’ve placed everything in the correct folders? Remember that in the new version of BuddyPress, directory placement & names are different. i.e. buddypress should be found in wp-content/plugins/buddypress. Member theme is wp-content/bp-themes/bpmember. Home theme is wp-content/themes/bphome

Also, if you’re using a custom theme, there are a few changes that must be made to it in order for it to work properly with the new version of BuddyPress.