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Did you wipe your database? The first 20 lines of your logs should be enough. Make sure you wipe anything sensitive.

If you visit the main WPMU blog dashboard as site-admin, it will run the upgrade check on your buddypress plugins. It should update them that way (at least it is supposed to).

Trent

Each function has to have a different name or else php will break plugin into errors. Every function on your install has to have a unique name, so I was just saying each little function has has the button created needs a unique names, yes. You can put as many as you want in there as long as they have different function names.

‘add_forum_link’

‘add_about_link’

‘add_download_link’

‘add_buddypresslove_link’

‘add_donate_link’

etc

Trent

It might be due to the language pack that you have for bbPress itself. Maybe do a check over at https://bbpress.org/forums/ to see if you can find something out for the Thai language for bbPress as buddypress and WPMU won’t affect if bbPress (forum backend) has the language pack or not.

Trent

In fact, it would be nice to “widgetize” profile pages so you can move things around like facebook anyway. I created a ticket:

https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/421

Trent

The order of what is displayed is done through the following if I am not missing something.

/buddypress-theme/member-themes/buddypress-member/profile/index.php

Just move the following”

<?php if ( function_exists('bp_wire_get_post_list') ) : ?>

<?php bp_wire_get_post_list( bp_current_user_id(), bp_word_or_name( __( "My Wire", 'buddypress' ), __( "%s's Wire", 'buddypress' ), true, false ), bp_word_or_name( __( "No one has posted to your wire yet.", 'buddypress' ), __( "No one has posted to %s's wire yet.", 'buddypress' ), true, false), bp_profile_wire_can_post() ) ?>

<?php endif; ?>

Put it closer to the top, maybe under:

<?php else : ?>

<?php bp_core_get_wp_profile() ?>

<?php endif; ?>

Trent

I know people that have buddypress running on almost every host. It might be easier to come up with a list that is doesn’t work All kidding aside, I have seen buddypress working fine on Media Temple, Futurehosting.com, Slicehost, any dedicated server, all VPS servers, etc.

Trent

@jfcarter Andy has told you that you need to provide the error that you are getting. Check your apache error logs and tell us what the error you have. It could be many different things and is not a widespread issue, so we need to know the error. You haven’t had a satisfactory response yet because you haven’t given any information to provide such a response.

Trent

If you can’t check your logs or turn on error reporting then fixing this will be like finding a needle in a haystack.

Yeah, that is what I mean. If adding things like “embed” or “object” code scares you to death, you can always include something like Anarchy Media Player where you can include the javascript in the buddypress theme header and then it will parse the page for the plugin quickcode and display the media that way. That is a way some are already doing it with things like bbPress where the media plugin doesn’t exist yet.

Andy put a filter on the tags used in wire. It allows common HTML now, but with a plugin can also be used to change the allowed tags to anything you want. I am going to do this on an extremely private install, but thinking about Anarchy as well. Just haven’t had time.

Trent

@dug — Try manually creating these pages in the main blog: “Groups” and “Register” and “Members” and “Blogs”. Just title them and publish. No content. See if that helps.

Did you check the permissions of the actual mu-plugins folder? Is the /mu-plugins folder in /wp-content?

Have you read this:

About

Those are the features in this version. No new features being added, they’re just getting it stable.

WPMU 2.7 and BuddyPress 1.0b2 installed without problems on my blog, for Portuguese-Brazilian accent in the old topics were lost, but the forum is much faster now.

What are the improvements made in beta2?

Please check your logs, there is no such thing as a blank screen. You can also turn on error reporting in PHP. Once you know what’s wrong, it’s usually simple to diagnose.