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.
Apparently this is happening to others, but no one has resolved it: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=404
I did check the mu-plugins folder (it’s at 755) and it’s in /wp-content.
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?
When I type my domain, nothing comes up as long as the mu-plugins directory is there. Once I delete it, I can see the WordPress blog (but then I don’t have the buddypress stuff and themes). I don’t know how to check the logs or how to turn on error reporting in Php
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.
Thank you for your reply! Is the beta 2 is “BuddyPress Combo Download” or the files found at https://svn.buddypress.org/trunk ?
Here is the file from my error logs.
[Thu Jan 29 22:11:54 2009] [error] [client 24.19.248.43] mod_security: Access denied with code 403. Pattern match “\\.php\\?(([a-zA-Z0-9\\-\\_\\.\\[\\]]*)=(http|https|ftp))” at REQUEST_URI [id “6600001”][rev “1”] [msg “Hsphere Rules 1: experimental rule for most php application attacks. Report false positives”] [severity “CRITICAL”] [hostname “support.mysite.net”] [uri “/wp-login.php?redirect_to=http%3A%2F%2Fsupport.mysite.net%2F”] [unique_id “SYJv@sz1K2IAAEkMDOo”]
Obviously mod_security is stopping this believing it’s an attack.
One thing I do not want to do is turn off mod_security, as when I look through just today’s logs there are thousands of actual attack attempts. I had no idea I was such a target already…
Is there a way to add exception rules to mod_security?
Or is there a better way to do this so I can use wordpressmu with buddypress?
Thank you. Done it – I’ve installed back from zero because while installing BBpress I messed up the database.
I’ve noticed that the ‘news’ has changed to ‘blog’ in the beta version. How do I changed that ‘blog’ to ‘news’?
Never, that is why I was asking exactly if that is the same error since there is another thread on this:
https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=843
Trent
Yep, backup and replace everything.
Replace the files and maybe hit the main blog dashboard as the “site-admin” to be sure 
Trent
http://www.officiallysummer.com
Basically a test site for checking features before deploying to our main club site. Follows trunk for WPMU, bbPress, and BuddyPress. Check it out.
I’ve downloaded the Beta 2 but couldn’t find any info about upgrading from the previous version. Do I just replace the old file with the new one?
this no longer works…..what changed in BPB2???
its a scrambled looking BuddyPress Bar. I do not want this on my pages, except on the actual USER Profile Page (Member-theme). How do I kill the bar? Its showing up on all pages when logged in.
Two conflicting versions of jquery will give you major headaches. I solved the problem by disabling my plugin’s reliance on it’s own jquery lib altogether. I just relied on bp’s jquery lib which was newer. I don’t know of any other way to solve the issue. Apps that rely on js do not play well together.
I just downloaded and installed WPMU 2.7. It’s awesome!
Much better to start with both 2.7 and Buddypress Beta 2 at the outset.
Thank you Andy for all the hard work 
Vida
Buddypress? It will be out before you know it, but even grabbing the latest ZIP out of trac.buddypress.org/browser/trunk/ at the bottom of the screen will work as well.
Trent
http://bail.mis.temple.edu/
The new community of the Management Information Systems department at Temple University’s Fox School of Business We’re still building our user base and getting everyone excited about the platform.
WPMU was working fine until i installed buddypress though. I first installed WPMU and made sure everything was working, then i installed Buddypress, uploaded the files and when i went back to the site all i get is 500.
