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Still in beta, but getting closer! http://learnshareact.com

I created a ticket for the duplicate post in widget issue – seems like it hadn’t been reported previously.

https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/356

http://www.conexionesbcn.com is a Barcelona based small business startup – we will develop our business site using Buddypress

http://berra.graphic-studio.ch

The site http://www.young-people.ch will be transfered to WPMU & Buddypress (see link above)

Edit mu-plugins/bp-friends.php, mu-plugins/bp-friends/bp-friends-notifications.php, mu-plugins/bp-friends/bp-friends-templatetags.php,mu-plugins/bp-friends/bp-friends-widgets.php and the files in the member-themes/buddypress-member/friends…it may take a little while, but you have to look for places where it says “Friends” and change it to “Contacts”. There is also one more place you have to change my friends for the activity navigation, look in mu-plugins/bp-activity.php. I did it all manually. I am building a site for business usage as well. The great thing about buddypress is the files are easily customizable. I hope this helps.

as soon i’ll release it, i can’t understand your question, but it could be useful,

http://buddypressdev.org/announce/announcing-bpdev-profile-sidebar/

Can you clarify…does this plug-in work with BuddyPress/WPMU? The installation instructions seem to be for WordPress in general, not MU. And I saw in another forum that this plug-in breaks WPMU.

Can you verify that it works with BuddyPress? If so, can you provide installation instructions?

Thanks.

The formatting on the BuddyPress side is fixed in the latest trunk.

I’m not sure what you mean. It’s possible for users to choose traditional WordPress themes for their blogs, while using BuddyPress themes for the BuddyPress-related stuff. I struggled with this too, but if you read the instructions for the individual theme downloads, it makes more sense. The instructions for the package download don’t exactly make it clear.

So, I’ve got a BuddyPress home theme with its own name, a BuddyPress member theme (which is required), and then a traditional WP theme I’ve set to “default” (by changing its directory name to “default”), which is the default things for user blogs. And I will also have a selection of traditional themes that users can switch their blogs to.

Good luck!

Mark

Gotta be mikepratt and apeatling. Just guessing. lol. We were just discussing that on #buddypress irc.freenode.net

Join us.

I’m hoping BP will be released with themes that do work in all major browsers.

See also here: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=95

I get the same error when updating to 1.0/

Installed BuddyPress theme in “wp-content/themes/default”

How do I Update my home theme as suggested?

AFAK aka AFAIK usually means “as far as I know”. Forums are already in the 1.0 release, but none of the original posters other points. They area actually all being addressed by plugins with the exception of internal photo galleries which are coming after the 1.0 release. There is flickr plugin on buddypressdev.org though as well as Youtube. The invite system is there, but not finished yet.

@PerS you have experience with js? Andy is looking for some help in that area. Another pair of eyes : https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=847

The install docs tell us that we need to follow the directions in:

/mu-plugins/buddypress-theme/readme.txt

to get the themes in the right spots.

The widget titles are hardcoded at the moment. Which one do you want to change? Here’s the pattern for each:

Members widget – /mu-plugins/bp-core/bp-core-widgets.php

Lines 12/13 :

register_sidebar_widget( __('Members', 'buddypress'), 'bp_core_widget_members');

register_widget_control( __('Members', 'buddypress'), 'bp_core_widget_members_control' );

Change ‘Members’ to ‘Whatever’

If you have them running already they will disappear from the backend and your theme. Just put put them back again.

Latest bp rev 850 solves the 404 problem. Disable all work arounds!

So what your saying is to go to dashboard > write > page under title put “members”?

I assume that means you create a empty page called members.

That’s very reassuring that you’re using dsaders privacy plugin, too. Nice to see such a simple solution already exists to provide private BuddyPress communities while not affecting the privacy of individual’s blogs. In education, I can see this being very attractive. Hopefully Andy is aware of this for future core feature development.