BuddyPress.org

john it isn’t built-in you should install bbpress in another directory and integrate that with wpmu

Yeah, I think in general it would be nice if buddypress played well with the wpmu profile fields, or at least if they could snyc up somehow. I was able to manually run some mysql queries to import all of my old data, but being able to use the same “display name” would be helpful!

Check the sticky from Trent on how to integrate bbPress with BuddyPress – that’s the only option right now for an “integrated” (as it’s not all that integrated) forum.

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=484

If you don’t want to use widgets, I believe you can find what you’re looking for here… https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/action-reference/

…but you should be using widgets as it’s much easier to make changes in the future instead of keeping track of hard coded function calls in your theme;)

speaking from previous wpmu experience

Hey IB,

I think you’re current setup should work for what you need to do. You may need to add a couple plugins though.

You said these were the trouble items…

site.com > WPRemix theme.

user.site.com > BuddyPress Home theme – but no widgets setup (I thought that that should have gone to either the user’s profile or the user’s blog?).

My set up is similar.

site.com > Using main BP theme

user.site.com > Using a default theme I specified using a plugin called “New Blog Defaults” that allows me to set the default theme for any blog that’s created.

Now, the difference might be that my version of user.site.com is actually a user blog address, not just a user name. Does the user your trying access have a blog domain as well? Or just a user (profile) name?

If it’s just a profile name, then the url would be http://site.com/members/membername/

Yes me,

I integrated the blog in the user interface too,

it’s not finished yet

I think the lesson here is don’t install WPMU in a subdirectory (in your case URL/blogs). If you think about it, without Buddypress plugins installed you already have the permalink URL/blogs going to your main install. Now, with the Buddypress plugins installed, you’ve duplicated that link because it too goes to “URL/blogs”. Do you see what I mean?

I believe if you install WPMU in the root of your site the problem will go away. Alternately, try changing the name of your subdirectory to anything but “blogs” and you’ll probably be OK.

Thx

Hi, sorry for my bad english.

I looking for a plugin that makes buddypress a private network. I found this plugin: Secure invitations – http://wpmudev.org/project/secure-invitations. But its not work with BP.

Can anyone intagrate this plugin with BP?

So the above little blog to news function doesn’t work for me.

I’m not using the trunk, just the most recent beta. Could that be the problem?

I’m using the latest wp-mu and latest buddypress, and I experienced the same problem as you guys have which is site activity feed is not working. Love to see this fix.

I’ll be releasing a chess network here on http://www.lasvegaschessclub.org for Las Vegas residents shortly.

I can’t say I’m much of a server guru, but what I have found I’ve documented here:

Improving Performance

I’d appreciate it if you’d add anything you find to that page for others to benefit from.

For invite system you can use my plug-in: InviteFriends.

It is available on buddypress-it or buddypressDev

you can use my plug-in InviteFriends. It is available on buddypress-it or buddypresDev.

I am developin it and i will release new versione next week with Facebook Importer.

Send me a feedback.

you can try my plug in to invite friends. I don’t use openinviter because it use a scraper to get friends, while use API of provider. It is aviable on buddypress-it and buddypressdev.

hi, you can try and download the invite friends plug-in. It is aviable on buddypress-it and buddypressDev.

you can try and download the invite friends plug in form buddypress-it and buddypressDev.

Best way to operate a high traffic wpmu for buddypress by having two servers to run separate for mysql and wpmu/buddypress. I learned that Multi-DB 2.7 beta came out but only for WPMU 2.7 without Buddypress. It had some problem with Buddypress so they need to start from scratch for Buddypress. I wanted to know about HyperDB’s compatible using WPMU/Buddypress.

Will it be enough for a dedicated server of 2GB RAM with 2x Processors for MYSQL only and 4x Processors with 8GB or 16GB RAM for WPMU/Buddypress?

It would be nice for Andy or a guru here to give us an advice to have a start up for two servers or more to expand as much it grows later on. Thanks! Looking forward to the final release on Feb 12th.

WPMU 2.7 and Buddypress I am running from svn

Let me know what you guys think…it’s a community newspaper, social network, blogging platform, still in beta.

http://ilovewestdavis.com