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@Vladeta: If you follow all the instructions in Trents thread then it will work.

I had problems as well until I did /exactly/ what the thread told me to do.

Just make sure you read the entire thread as the first post lacks some information.

Is it possible to have buddypress and bbpress integrated in a way that once user is registered in buddypress, he/she doesn’t need to register again in bbpress and vice-versa? I have followed instructions here on how to integrate them but with no luck. Is there any way of telling (debug) what is wrong?

Thanks,

Vladeta

How is this solved?

I have installed WPMU, tested registering new users, email worked fine after I installed “Cimy SIFT SMTP”.

After I installed BuddyPress, emails don’t work again. This SMTP plugin has test option and it works. But still, when I want to register new user, no email notification is sent…

Anyone?

Thanks!

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Thanks to everyone for BuddyPress.

Keep up the good work of enabling freedom.

More about this here: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=1304

the problem changing italian-english language and the “ghost widgets” was also with you?

on buddypress italy site the language file was update at the rc-1 relese and works without problem with trunk #1128.

Thanks. I am having some problems trying to figure out exactly what the problem is. See here for details: https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/504

Unless something magical and wonderful happened to my skill set overnight, this one is stumping me at the moment.

There is a thread already: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=1288

No.

I forgot to ask… If there’s and easier way…please…someone help???

I think I may have experienced the same problem with buddypress. The only solutuion I’ve found so far is to remove “position: relative;” from most of the css file attributes.

BuddyPress is a set of WordPress MU plugins.

Not sure what you mean by changing your site? Buddypress is just the suite of plugins to extend WPMU, so what do you mean change site to buddypress? You can add the functionality to any theme, so you don’t have to use the buddypress-home and member themes if that is what you are referring to.

Trent

This should not happen, I’ve tested in multiple levels of subdirectory installations and it all worked without the need for changes.

There must be something wrong with your setup if you are seeing these issues. Are you running into further problems?

I had super-cache installed, with wpmu 2.7 and buddypress RC-1, and everything seemed to be working fine, except for I would get a 500 Internal Error on Wp-activate (when the new user clicks on the email link that is sent to them to activate the account). Everything else worked fine, wp-signup worked like a breeze, and all of my pages and posts were cached as they should be.

Once I uninstalled Super-Cache, wp-activate worked again fine. I uninstalled all of my mu-plugins (re-captcha, google analytics, buddypress redirect) and just put super cache and buddypress in there, and i still got the 500 internal error on wp-activate. When I removed it and added the others back in, everything works fine.

Any ideas? I’d love to have super cache working, but not at the expense of adding new members.

parkcityxj

Are you using a custom members theme?

If so it won’t be RC1 compatible.

You might be able to patch the groups module to get the forums working…

Download RC1 – open members theme folder, copy the groups folder, paste it over your current groups folder and it might fix your problem.

Of course, backup your current groups just in case.

I can’t get my group forums to work now. Whenever I try to post something I get this message “Are you sure you want to do this?” and only the option to “please try again” I’ve deleted my old groups and created new ones as well.

I believe that section is called “userbar” and there’s a userbar.php in the buddypress-member theme directory. Unless the user is logged in it displays the login form, otherwise it calls bp_get_nav() to display the user nav options.

and to whom it may concern; these kind of errors are discouraging. If we had a decent buddypress alternative we would have switched already. $bp related errors* and errors that belong to the core, very demotivating as they are making our whole system unstable.

We spend hours first on the system try to find what’s wrong, and hours on internet try to find if anyone else has a fix.

* https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=1125&replies=14#post-6258