looks awesome… hope it works in buddypress!
I’ll let you know how it works!
THANK YOU SO SO MUCH!
Looking good Nicola.
I love your plugins and the support you provide, it’s very much appreciated.
btw
Maybe an error with the forum software here?
This post said it has 3 replies prior to me entering this one, however there are none.
First of all, BuddyPress is so promising. Keep up the good work!
Currently, I’m involved in implementing BP for a local NGO, and I’m happy to share the translation files.
I’ve done translating the “Bahasa Indonesia” for the RC-1 version and posted on the codex page:
https://codex.buddypress.org/translations/indonesia-indonesian-id_id/
Feel free to comment and correct any error.
http://www.barajaonline.com It’s Baraja Online Community
Hi people. The combo download for RC-1 from buddypress.org is fine in both the zip and tar.gz versions. Everything is where it should be. Just checked.
When does this happen? Clean install, activate the home theme visit the root blog and then you get this error? Or does this only occur when you are in the member theme area such as your profile and then try to visit the home theme? For example you click ‘blog’ or ‘members’ buttons.
I think that something is trashing a WP constant called TEMPLATEPATH that is created in wp-settings.php >> define(‘TEMPLATEPATH’, get_template_directory());
It’s either not getting set correctly or it’s getting fubar’ed later, somehow.
Have you tried activating a different theme for the root blog? Do you get the same error? Try just activating *anything* else other than the bp home theme and then do what you did to reproduce the problem.
Trying to narrow things down. Lemme know.
p.s. I flipped the red light switch on this thread so that others may join in the fun too.
https://trac.mu.wordpress.org/browser/branches/2.7
Zip at the bottom of the page or if you use SVN you can use that URL as well.
Trent
And where is that downloaded?
No, it can be tested by downloading the WPMU Branch of 2.7. It is not in trunk.
Trent
Is that patch in the latest version of MU?
Awesome – thanks so much – that’s *exactly* what I was hoping to hear 
(Yay – now I get to finally play with it!)
You could look into modifying an existing WordPress plugin, I think called “a member” that will help you with your pay for subscription situation.
BuddyPress certainly could have “private” blogs, you would just need to restrict user access to each others blogs by checking the available author ID’s against the current blog ID, and if they aren’t an author, bounce them back somewhere.
Sounds like BuddyPress will be a very good starting point for you, you will just need to mold it to fit your needs.
Any more ideas?
I’m planning on applying the above patch, cleanly installing the trunk tonight to make sure there’s no older files lingering on the server, and am also going to analyze the database to see whether it’s a problem with the events being recorded to the DB or whether it’s with the output.
Hopefully it’s as simple as that but I’m afraid it’s likely more serious.
See new thread https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=1488 for the twitter plugin. Test, test, test please!
burtadsit, there´s no confusion on the proper location of themes. You can try to install the last release of buddypress and wp mu 2.7 and you´ll see the error.
Thanks to jfcarter for giving one solution.
Alain
> @brianbrey, How do you know this?
A couple of months ago Zohar Babin said he was interested in helping, https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=367#post-1647
I think there must be some confusion as to the proper location of themes. See:
https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/using-the-buddypress-themes/ for an overview.
You shouldn’t have to rename directories if everything is in the right spots.
check out http://www.freebuddypressthemes.com
keep an eye on it over the next month or so 
You could make a xprofile field that says “Outside Blogs” and they could list them there for now. They wouldn’t link to them yet however, and there’s an enhancement in the trac to allow for different formats of fields that will allow this later.
I suspect however that your goal is to have these blogs show in the “Blogs” area of BuddyPress. I think that’s a novel idea, and I don’t think it would be too difficult to do really, but it means that the blog area needs to be explored more, versus it only being a front end layer for all of WPMU’s blogs.
I think that they best they could be however would be links to outside blogs, and that keeping it within the content of your site would be difficult. (It would require an iFrame most likely, which I suspect most of us try to avoid.)
First thing that I had to do was delete all cookies and login to BuddyPress fresh.
Things to double check:
1.) You’ve correctly added the keys in both config files.
2.) You’ve installed and correctly configured both necessary plugins, one on each side.
3.) Check the names of your cookies in Firefox and make sure the wordpress_ cookies all have the same string of text behind them. If not, your keys in your config files are wrong.
4.) You’ve modified both config files with all the little extra things they need done to them.
is there any info on how to upgrade from a 2.6.x wpmu/buddypress beta 1 install to a 2.7 rc1 install?
ie do i need to disable the buddypress plugins
upgrade wpmu to 2.7
reinstall the plugins?
thanks
Hi. I had the same problem with buddypress, and i had to to what jfcarter suggested: duplicating the buddypress-member directory and naming it buddypress-home. But I think must be a better solution. Anyone knows which version of buddypress doesn´t have that problem?
Alain
@johnjamesjacoby – I wanted to say thanks, but i didn’t catch your name. Thanks! And since this was released at WordPressDenver, I figured the cat was out of the bag already. Andy counts on big mouths like you and me.
Back on topic, I am tending to agree a bit with conceptfusion – many at the BarCampMiami were asking about photos. At the same time, having BP for WP is going to accelerate awareness and demand for BP and creation (or adapting) plugins/themes. This is one “con” that BP had to overcome in order to accomplish that “BP will do for social networks what WP did for blogs” speech I did last Sunday.
Hi, do you know if there is a documentation about template tags that can be used for buddypress themes?
hi,
most likely you have to customize yourself. i dont know a address for premium themes, in my opinion there is non. but you might look here: freebuddypressthemes.com, where daniel felice is trying to build up a place for sharing buddypressthemes.
nicolai
