Every time I update, I rm -rf all BuddyPress folders and cp -R the new ones from my svn directory.
Have just done it again and the page has the same problem.
The only pages affected are Group pages.
got bbpress working but their is no option in bpress to use 4) Edit “settings” to enable xmlrpc and pingbacks (both) this just does not exits in bbpress
this part makes no sense either: groups page just lists all the buddypress groups. I do not understand why or where you would put this url.
6) Go into your main blog dashboard as the “site-admin” and go to the groups admin page. Put in the URL of your forum like http://yoursite.com/forums/ and make sure you have the ending slash on that one.
In the MU admin there is no groups forum link. I have the bp-forums folder in mu-plugins.
The read me file is lacking what and where to put files.
link to screenshot of bbpress settings page there is no options for xlmrpc
http://img.skitch.com/20090324-q12i8q4dk997cnfjh2d1sdc2jr.jpg
Thanks for your responses folks. Allow me to explain my query a bit in more depth –
Existing Site:
Exists since last 4-5 years; created by an amature web designer using php-mysql. The fella is refusing to cooperate and all I have is access to .sql dumps of individual tables of the existing database.
The current website only provides simple functionality to accept data from users through a form [typical form consisting of First Name, Last Name, Year of Graduation, Branch, Phone Number, Email ID, Current Employer, Profession etc.).
What I have done so far:
Created a WPMU powered site on my computer using XAMPP installation. Before I take it to the Internet, I’ll have to present a demo to my college. For that, I need to import the data of existing users from existing database to WPMU database.
To keep the things simple, I have replicated the input fields of existing website into my WPMU site.
Problem:
I want to have all the old information imported to my new WPMU database so that the old users do not have to re-register on the new website.
What I’m thinking:
If I can import the .sql dumps from existing database tables (I have individual table backups!) to WPMU tables.
What do you think? Is there a better way to solve the problem? Please suggest.
PS: I love WPMU & Buddypress. Awesome creation, guys! 
This the ticket you are talking about? https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/608
Did you apply the patch that was included and try again?
Yeh, it’s rocking out, nice work.
BTW, you missed out out installing wordpress mu video on the https://codex.buddypress.org/page – it’s been watched a few thousand times and we’re getting plenty of positive feedback so I hope its useful.
Well I downloaded this version three days ago!
Has it changed since then?
https://buddypress.org/download/
is the site you want move WPMU ?
If yes, do you want install bp or move to a new site ( new domain name i mean ) ?
If moving to a new domain, backup your DB & restore it to the new server, after that, go to wp_sites, wp_1_option and replace the old site domain with the new one
Here are some directions for backing up and restoring your wordpress db.
https://codex.wordpress.org/Backing_Up_Your_Database
I used it to convert my beta site to RC1. Pretty straight forward.
It does indeed look fantastic (and with the horizontal nav, very similar to the theme I have been working on! lol)… good to know I’m heading in a good direction (and to get a sense of just how good it can look!).
Keep up the great work Andy.
yes it does… the new site looks much better and navigates much better. nice work
Make sure you hit shift+refresh to clear out the old CSS otherwise you will get design weirdness.
Duh. Thanks — I should be punished for that one; I am always telling my clients and coworkers to do that when they report CSS issues. 
Make sure you hit shift+refresh to clear out the old CSS otherwise you will get design weirdness.
Andy,
I know you’re working on this site, still — but two quick things I noticed right away.
1. The main navigation links are missing the trailing slash (Home, About, Blog, Forums, etc). When you click the links the pages are redirected to the URL with the final slash added.
2. The forum is missing some styles — the header and navigation especially.
Now that the final version will be released soon I actually created a video of our upcoming buddypress site.
http://blip.tv/file/1909054/
Yea nice job on this – looking v.good
Yeah it looks fantastic… Massive improvement. Nice to see buddypress is now running on it’s own software!
looking great! still finding where everything is but otherwise, looking really neat and clean.
Ok..share it with us..please
Andy, the new theme is top notch! Really nice work. I can’t wait to see some member submitted themes showing up on the theme page.
I’ll fix this page up so the design looks nice. For now that page will show you, but it looks a little messy.
gpo1 you just need to create a php file and drop it in /mu-plugins instead of putting the code in bp-custom.php. You can use the plugin header below:
/*
Plugin Name: bpRestrict – BuddyPress Plugin
Plugin URI: http://code.ourcommoninterest.org/
Description: Restricts non-logged in users from certain areas
Author: Burt Adsit
Version: 0.1
Author URI: http://code.ourcommoninterest.org/
License: GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE 3.0 http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt
*/
I won’t be releasing the theme at the moment, but what I will be doing is sharing how I built some of the extra features.
can’t wait to hear this response
