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heh’ sorry, I found it in bp-core-adminbar.php

Took out:

if ('Admin' == $role) {
echo '<li><a>siteurl  . '/wp-admin/themes.php">' . __('Switch Theme', 'buddypress') . '</a></li>'; 

and the “}” on line 163.

Bonjour à tous, la traduction française est bientôt mise à jour pour le nouveau fichier .po disponible dans le dernier trunk en date.

Mise à disposition prévue: vendredi 19 décembre, dans la mesure où le fichier aura été testé avant. Simple question de disponibilité personnelle. Merci pour votre patience.

@bebopcool,@mandriam: j’utilise pour l’instant WMPU 2.6.5, ce qui n’a aucune incidence sur la traduction française de BuddyPress. Par principe je préfère tester sur l’avant dernière version d’un logiciel(généralement plus stable), quand la nouvelle version vient juste de sortir. La 2.7 pose en effet quelques petits soucis, si j’en crois les premiers à l’avoir testée ( https://mu.wordpress.org/forums/topic.php?id=10163&page=2 ).

J’attendrai pour ma part la 2.7.1

Ok .. say I wouldn´t want to reinstall the whole thing. Is there a way to get Buddypress to look for the blogs in a:

http://www.youarepaperboy.org/iamsure – fashion?

I think the blogs are getting created well, only the fact that Buddypress want´s to access the blogs in the wrong spot.

Cheers and thanks for any reply.

Martin

problem solved. see https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=428&replies=3#post-1845

oh..damn! Thanx burtasid for the info. But why this “little” indication it is not written in the “installing buddypress” page or in the Faq? I presume a lot of user could be confused about this

@stix1972 No it has nothing to do with apache config in any way. The communications between bbpress and buddypress are xmlrpc. That’s why Andy has us flipping switches in bbpress for xmlrpc and pingbacks. Apache is not involved.

The php curl library is what’s being used to find a link between bbpress and buddypress. This may not affect everyone. Matter of fact the xmlrpc stuff in wp and bbpress has 5 different ways of establishing a connection. It tries the curl method first. If curl is enabled on your site then it uses it.

My problem wasn’t with the curl library. It was working fine doing what it was supposed to do. My problem was that my server, which I’m supposed to know how to config because I’m the sysadmin for it, was not configured to enable php to go out and do low level stuff based on the settings in the /etc/hosts file.

Does that make any sense?

Group forums wasn’t working and I knew I had it configured correctly. Then I went looking for a different reason. I knew the code was ok because it worked for other people just fine. I debugged down to find out the exact error that was causing a problem then tracked it down to the curl lib not being able to resolve the correct ip address.

It was something in my environment other than bp and bbpress. The hosts file was it.

If forums aren’t working for you then this might be the problem. Then again it might not. This setup between bp and bbpress depends on so many factors being right, it’s a miracle it works at all. I’m guessing that’s one reason xmlrpc has 5 different ways of talking. Never know what environment it’s gonna run in.

Howdy people. I solved *my* group forums problem. I’m running on a dedicated virtual server account for mu/bp/bbpress. I found the solution to my problem with group forums. It might have something to do with yours.

See:

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=426#post-1813