thanx Danstinebaugh.
The BuddyDress themes are all free, but let me the time to upgrade them to the 1.0 bp version.
The problem with IE (i presume you are speaking about the resizing window) is common to every bp theme, even the default one. I think that the issue is hidden in one of the “minor” css, and it’s hard to find where is the bug. I’ve modified the main css’s, and i don’t think that they are the cause of the problem. Solving that will be great!
update: with wp-hooks-filters-flow.php I get the following errormessage:
82. comment_post
* Priority 10 :
1. bp_blogs_record_comment()
2. SearchUnleashedPlugin->comment_post()
Catchable fatal error: Object of class SearchUnleashed_Widget could not be converted to string in /webserver/wordpress/wp-admin/wp-hooks-filters-flow.php on line 62
Maybe anything related with the problem, breaking off the database upgrade process of buddypress?? I’m wildly guessing now since I’ve been debugging like crazy…
@Bercy Just install your WordPress MU in a different directory; create a new database, preferably with a new user for security and you\’ve got it working …
With a fresh user and database you won\’t be overwriting your existing bp\’s.
If you want to use the same userdatabase and share it serverwide, use the same database but change the prefix per buddypress installation.
Hope that has answered your question with virtual hosting & wordpress ..
I wish it was as easy to migrate existing data towards upgraded BP\’s 
When you say a new BuddyPress install, do you mean a complete fresh new install of BuddyPress, allowing a separate database and user tables for each sub domain? If so, that’s a little outside the scope of what this forum provides.
You might want to try talking to some server admins and see about maybe having a VPS setup, or some kind of reseller account?
@Patriotsandheroes: Welcome to the official BuddyPress 404 club
In order to enter, your page has to be broken 
Well, I should say I was trying to apply this technique to the Wire to allow img tags. No dice though. Any help would be great
Unfiltered MU did not work for me. I will try what you originally suggested, Burt
Woot WOOT!
OR, in the words of Bubb Rubb and Lil’ Sis: “Whoo whoo!”.
Hey Steve,
You certainly can PM Andy if you’d like. Also log into #buddypress on IRC, freenode as he pops his head in there quite frequently.
We’ve already got a thread somewhere talking about this, so I’m going to close this to avoid splitting the discussion.
Same problem – spinning icon when I try to add a friend.
PHP Version=5.2.9. Just installed BuddyPress and MU for first time today (May 3, so I think I have BuddyPress 1.0). Hosting at HostNine.com with typical CPanel.
Website with issue: http://3wcloud.com/wordpressmu. I have turned on the ability to add new users if you want to see what is happening.
Thanks,
Neal Walters
FYI, it would be similar to the service offerd by wordpress.com, thanks again
Hey! Thanks for all the work your putting in with the user feedback from all of these threads! Great to see a developer that stays in touch! Now I’ll admit so far I haven’t tried this theme out yet, other then clicking a few links from your buddydress page and checking out the few links that are actually working, and I’ve noticed most of them are not rendering properly under IE. Not that I recommend IE to anyone, however it’s still used and I wasn’t sure if it was just people trying to play with the theme’s (I see ad’s added to most of them) so I’m not sure if it’s due to other’s bad code of if is truely not rendering properly.
Either way thanks again! This is good stuff your doing and I look forward to the first free theme on buddydress!!!
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OMG OMG OMG OMG! I fixed it!! I went back and looked at my error logs and I was getting
SoftException in Application.cpp:544: Directory “/home/beerandb/public_html/wp-content” is writeable by group, referer: http://lasvegas.beerandblog.com/
I was also getting that for the bp-themes folder. So I changed them from 777 to 755. I also found that I had an old “members-themes” directory in wp-content, which I deleted. And viola! It’s all better 
I looked into this stuff further because of these two threads. Thanks everyone for your help with this! First time I used this forum for help and it totally paid off!!
Hey, I translated BuddyPress yesterday!
You can find my translation here: https://codex.buddypress.org/translations/greek-ellinika-el_gr/
I hope you like it, because I was exhausted after the hours I spent working on it.
P.S. Ki egw Ellhnas eimai.
Okay, never mind. I added the height attribute myself and it worked! I had just assumed it was already there.
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@Andrea_r, Thanks a ton for your response. That was a huge help. You rock.
Everything worked fine for me:
– news users are automatically added to the forum
– creating groups also creates a forum topic (not sure if I want that)
but the problem is, it doesn’t integrates the bbpress in the buddypress-theme. The forum is in its own theme (Kakumei).
Shouldn’t it integrate with buddypress?
Thanks,
Eddie
Hello Andrea_r
I just installed BuddyPress v 1.0 2 days ago to a new WordPress MU install. Got it running fine except for the member blog theme thing where members have the default WordPress MU theme. I followed your instructions above and copied the bphome theme, changed the theme name, changed the style.css file header name from home to blogs and deleated the home.php file. I moved this new theme to /wp-content/themes folder and activated the theme. But when I go to a members dashboard and click on the theme to activate it, it comes up blank in the preview window.
Any ideas what went wrong?
Thanks Mark
http://photomark.ca/boozoo
That happened to me up to RC-2; I had to rename the buddypress-member directory as buddypress-home (and kept it in bp-themes) and it worked perfectly.
It appears that this has been fixed in 1.0, which I am testing right now.
I’ve done a fresh intall,yesterday,WPMU-Buddypress…and clicked on the “memebers” link and found this problem”404″ also.I wanted to join this post to wait for a solution.
The home theme controls the front page, and any blog pages in the root blog. It’s essentially just a blog theme with a front page that is emtpy, ready for widgets. Everything else is controlled by the BuddyPress member theme.
tangent: the house behind us is straw bale.
(By “behind” I mean a good 300 yards away down the field on the edge of the lake)
@Sgrunt: I’m not completely convinced my problem is an exclusive Buddypress problem either ; since I’ve tried to upgrade the site and no slugs worked anymore.
The basic WordPress MU blogs -DO- work perfect though, after database migration; Buddypress seems to be giving a lot more problems with all of them 404 errors..
With exception the normal WordPress MU functions which seem to continue working..
you can use the custom.css file to add custom css to the buddypress widgets, look what tags the widget uses then copy the corresponding code into your custom file and modify it to suit your needs
