Dreamcolour, may I know if your translation is into Simplified Chinese or Traditional Chinese? It is best to identify it as in HK/Taiwan, they both use Traditional Chinese.
Andy knows about it already, but I am playing with it small scale at http://onvertigo.com
Can you log a ticket for this thanks: https://trac.buddypress.org/newticket
Here they are! You can download it from http://buddypressitalia.com/file-lingua-italiana/
PS: there’s a user that modify my page created in the codex with a link to his site.
Andy can you make something?
Thanks a lot!
It’s a BuddyPress issue – this is hardcoded at the moment, there will be an option to change in Site Admin > BuddyPress soon.
Good call, Andy. All the files within the folders were set at chmod 600, too. Any idea why this happened? I’ve never run into this problem before now. Anyway, I’m pretty sure everything is looking and operating as it should. Would you mind taking a quick look? One last thing. I need to know where to send your cup of coffee as my thanks. PayPal?
but my old buddypress not support… can you create a little bit script, to change my old tables to utf-8?
How is everything looking now? I went through and changed everything to 755, as it was all set to 600. There’s still 1 dead link on an image but I think everything else is as it should be?
Can you post a ticket at: https://trac.buddypress.org/newticket
I’ve noticed this too – I made some core changes recently that have affected some areas of messaging.
Looks like you are close. You need to do the same on the images directories and the javascript dirs too.
Mine are set at 644 and are working ok. I’m runnin wpmu 2.6.2, as I saw no point in introducing another headache until 2.7 is out.
It’s the admin bar that’s trashed. It’s being served out of ../mu-plugins/bp-core/
What ya got for permissions under there. The images and css dirs?
It’s done. And everybody can download it now.
Huh. Ok, yes, that’s exactly where the css file is. However, style.css is set to 600. In fact, all files within /buddypress-home/ are chmod 600 while the two directories within /buddypress-home/ are 755. Again, the theme directory itself is 755. That’s not right, is it? What should all the files be?
Andy, those folders are 755. Always have been. I’ve tried re-uploading the theme, too, but to no avail.
The home.php requirement should be fixed in r521+
Looks like everything but the permissions is working. Basically you need to
chmod 755 wp-content/themes/buddypress-home
chmod 755 wp-content/themes/buddypress-member
Ok, I’m back to the BuddyPress Home theme 0.4 so you can look (spirituallymodified.com) and it’s just a garbled mess. The theme is there but, I don’t know, it’s not being rendered correctly. I’m no expert so I’m not sure what’s causing this problem.
Since you asked in another place, Burt, MU installed great and worked as it should. I made sure to check it out before installing BP. Sorry but no cup of coffee for either of you gents, yet. 
This can be done in r516+ under Site Admin > BuddyPress
Yes, any theme you use with BuddyPress will need a plugin-sidebar.php and plugin-template.php file. It’s used to add dynamic functionality and new pages to the theme without having to drop in new template files. The settings menu and pages are examples of this.
I take a look at why it is requiring a home.php, this shouldn’t be happening.
The post you were referring to is: http://chriscarter.testbp.org/2008/11/07/mu-works-but-bp-isnt/
Create an account on codex.buddypress.org then hit “EDIT PAGE” on the right. You will need to go to “Pages > Add New” on the left menu. Enter a page for your language and select “page parent” on the right menu as “Translations”.
