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@morgenvrij

We need more detailed information about your setup. Please start a new thread by posting your issue and including answers to these questions.

That is a hard one to advise you on. But, read this thread — especially the two posts by Andy (the 4th and 16th posts). Perhaps that will give you sufficient information to make up your mind.

Rogercoathup, you can read the roadmap here:

https://buddypress.org/about/roadmap/

and new comings for 2009 here:

https://buddypress.org/about/ (at the bottom of the page)

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I actually have the same problem.

I’ve tried this patch https://trac.buddypress.org/attachment/ticket/909/909-jjj.patch but it still doesn’t work: I can’t say yes or no, there’s no button, just the question. Is it still working with your BP install JJJ?

Thanks!

I’m running WordPress MU 2.8.4a + BuddyPress 1.0.3

With the structure that is going to be implemented, does that mean you’ll have to use the “default” buddy press theme, and do your own customizations, or can you upload your own theme, and integrate the buddypress layout into it?

I think if you find a basic but good Paypal plugin for WordPress, that’s half the battle. The API is a bit awkward to work with (in my experience).

Have you talked to the WP e-commerce guys (http://twitter.com/danmilward) about bringing e-commerce into BuddyPress as a group plugin? I saw Dan present at Wordcamp UK and he seems quite a friendly chappy.

@Ishimwe-

Posting in a thread that has not seen activity for more than 2 months will not get you anywhere. Please read this post.

I am not aware of any BP-specific plugins that enable such a feature. Perhaps you should make a request in the BuddyPress Features Group or offer to pay someone to build such a plugin on the BuddyPress Job Board.

@andrlind

Seeing how you have not received a response from mattyabsley, I suggest starting a new thread and answering these questions.

Roy, what I think happened is that your activity tables were rewritten when you installed the most recent BP trunk. If you’ve been using the tagged version of 1.0.3 ( the one that is available via the big, orange download button) and not the trunk version of 1.0.3, then this is what happened.

In the newest version of BP, two of the original three activity tables are eliminated. Going forward, only one table is required. When you upgraded your live site to trunk, it eliminated two of the tables. When you reinstalled the earlier version (the tagged version 1.0.3) it reinstalled the two tables that were eliminated. But, they would have no data to display–at least at first.

Look at bp-activity.php in your 1.0.3 reinsall. Does the first line say thing?

define ( 'BP_ACTIVITY_DB_VERSION', '1300' );

Now, look at the bp-activity.php file from the most recent trunk (r1643 at the time of this post). Do you see the change in the schema-especially these lines of code?

/* Drop the old sitewide and user activity tables */

$wpdb->query( "DROP TABLE IF EXISTS {$wpdb->base_prefix}bp_activity_user_activity" );

$wpdb->query( "DROP TABLE IF EXISTS {$wpdb->base_prefix}bp_activity_sitewide" );

With the older version now reinstalled, and data being written back to the old tables, are you starting to see activity being reported in the widget?

I think the only way you could have a 1-click option would be if… at some point… there were a buddypress.com like wordpress.com. That said… all of these projects are auttomatic projects… so maybe at some point in the future they will all merge into one product? Who knows.