tried on gobloglah.com
seem works ok.
just one thing….
it need to be enabled to works.
how can we enabled db-cache for all other blogs?
or, does it just works?
tia
@M, worked like a champ! Great work! I deleted my account to see if it would properly cleanup the activity feed, and it did nicely! Delete my email (you should have it) from the wp_signups table so I can signup again 
I want to test that chat plugin. I have chat on my site now, but it stinks honestly. Looking forward to yours!
@M Nice. I noticed as well in the tweet search widget (another great feature) I couldn’t get the search to exclude a term (eg. “PEI -Pei Wei”). Not sure if I have that styled right but it might be a small issue.
There’s sticky post where everyone posts their urls. Go there, find yourself. If you are lucky, it won’t take time.
@Scotm – thanks for the tip about the bug – there was a typo in the code – fixed it.
On P2, you can call a template tag to include the Tweet checkbox under the post form.
It’s nearly done… finding a few bugs, as you pointed out.
@M Chat is pretty cool too. Only issue I see is not being able to drag it around in the screen, although it’s pretty neat to have the box follow you around the site. Nice work.
M,
There you can download the Toksta Chat Plugin: http://bp-dev.org/plugins/toksta-chat-plugin/
Gaetan
@M Sweet! Works like a charm for me. The blog post also worked fine although I am seeing this code above the Twitter option in the blog post area:
if (get_usermeta($user_ID,'twitter-tweet-posts') != 'on') return; if ( !function_exists( 'bp_blogs_install' ) ) return;
Now if only we can get the posting option from the P2 theme post area as well! When can we try it out on our own?
Everyone can take the BP Twitter plugin for a joy ride over at the test site:
http://simplercomputing.net/bp
Sign up for an account and give it whirl (check your My Account page to configure your Twitter details) – plus be sure to check out the spiffy new ajax-based BP Chat plugin. Although chat isn’t useful if people aren’t online at the site to chat That one is very much still in development… see the blog post for details.
Every time I try to enable the BuddyPress support plugin for BBPress I get the following error:
“Fatal error: Cannot redeclare for_buddypress_strip_tags()”
Any idea on what is causing this and how I can fix it?
check out the guide at http://theeasybutton.com/blog/2009/04/30/integrating-buddypress-10-wpmu-and-bbpress/
very simple and straight forward, and it works. make sure you are running bbpress v1 alpha 6
ok, i got the site up and running again. could someone help me out with the last question.
Also, if I wish to re-install BP at a later date will leaving the tables from your step 4 be an issue with a new install?
I followed the steps above:
Deactivate the plugin
Removed the plugin
Removed theme from public_html/wp_content/themes and from public_html/wp_content
I did not remove the tables from the DB.
I can’t access mydomain.com, it’s just blank. I can however access the admin. Please help.
Also, if I wish to re-install BP at a later date will leaving the tables from your step 4 be an issue with a new install?
Thanks
@Gpo1
The first image is simply a shot of my homepage (P2) while logged in. You can see the post-form is now activated and the BP nav bar engaged with “My Account”, etc. showing.
The second image is a modified version of the BP Member Theme.
@Scotm, Is it the member theme or what for the first flickr or what?
I’m having slashes NOT being sripped on my BuddyPress side of things. Like if I name the BASE information in a persons profile to “settings” or ‘settings’ or setting’s…basically anything with a single or double-quote I get the crazy slashes all over the place.
My PHP info reveals that
magic_quotes_gpc On On
magic_quotes_runtime Off Off
magic_quotes_sybase Off Off
Is this correct? And if not, how do I fix it?
@M All of the BP settings are intact, however with registrations turned off and if you’re not logged in as a member they don’t appear in the BP nav bar. I have the BP components working nicely and if the plugin can be activated via the Setting panel I’m good to go.
See: http://www.flickr.com/photos/34277962@N00/3548615145/sizes/o/
and: http://www.flickr.com/photos/34277962@N00/3548616287/sizes/o/
Thx
Looking forward to your release jedi @M
@Cluelessbutpersistent – if you post the site URL where you saw then it’s possible someone could recreate the functionality… Also, where can someone find the totska plugin?
@Scotm – so you have the BP nav bar at the top but only part of the nav items are available. Any plans to add more items, such as a My Account aspect? If so then people would have access to Settings, and thus, you could use this BP Twitter plugin that we’re creating.
If not then you could add a link to either /members/[username]/settings or /members/[username]/settings/twitter-admin to adjust their Twittter login info, and to /members/[username]/settings/twitter for viewing tweets etc. – and the plugin would work that way. Basically what I’m saying is that people need a way to configure their Twitter account – and if you’re not using the other aspects of BP then what’s the point of using BP in the first place? You could use P2 on top of WPMU without BP.
@Richs0914
Nice catch! You’re correct. The BuddyPress Support Plugin is still versioned as 1.0-RC1.
I’m use to thinking in terms of file names. In this particular case, buddypress-enable.php. So, I incorrectly made a wrong assumption.
@Ehegwer-
Make sure that you carefully read the installation-readme.txt file included in /buddypress/bp-forums/ folder.
You state that your:
buddypress integration plugin [is] (installed in my-plugins)
This is not the proper location. See Step 6 of installation-readme.txt:
In the bp-forums component there is a /bbpress-plugins/ folder. Copy the ‘buddypress-enable.php’ plugin file from that folder into your bbpress plugins folder (eg domain/bbpress/bb-plugins/)
Hi,
are there any reference-websites which are being run in 2 languages and can confirm that ONE BuddyPress-installation is sufficient to be able to run 2 languages ?
Many thanks,
Erich
Phil-
Okay, a couple of additional questions:
You state that permissions for blog.dir is set to 777 and it is owned by your FTP account. Is the owner of your FTP account the same as the owner of your html folder? If not, that may be your problem.
The error message you listed, “Directory index forbidden by Options directive: /var/www/html/”, can indicate several things including an improper virtual host set up. Are you on a dedicated server or a shared hosting account? I would contact your ISP and ask for assistance with this particular error.
Also, with regards to that error, if you’ve customized your .htaccess file, you might have inadvertently made some changes that could cause this issue. You can always try adding:
Options +Indexes
to your .htaccess file, but that would not really help to determine why this error is being thrown in the first place. I would prefer that you get WPMU + BuddyPress functioning with the default .htaccess file.
Was WordPress Mu working without issue before installing BuddyPress?
