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It would require to make some kind of plugin for bbPress.

The drawback of this ends up to still be the additional query per avatar that you hit the database server with, to ask BuddyPress what each users avatar is for each visible avatar. It might be possible to hook a bbPress function and join the query together to include the extended profile table to get the avatar location, but this type of thing hasn’t been developed or released yet.

Danielfelice is correct. BuddyPress widgets are available on all active themes that allow for widgets.

If you’re talking about the member theme, those are widgets actually also, you would just end up reverse engineering the member theme to include both its CSS and the CSS of the “Irresistible” theme.

No, not that easy unfortunately. The best way is to use “deep integration” so that you have all of the BuddyPress functions available for bbPress also.

Otherwise you’d be wise to use Burt Adsit’s bpGroups plugin, and import the user bases extended profile information.

Consider that WordPress is going to be at version 2.8 soon, and BuddyPress has just broken the champagne glass as 1.0 a few weeks ago, and already 1.0.1 is out.

All things come with time.

BuddyPress is an opensource project just like WordPress. This means that anyone can stomp in and contribute what they’d like, and Andy as the lead developer will get the final say-so as to what makes the cut and what does not. The previously mentioned bpPicture Album plugin is a great example of that. It does the job quite well in my opinion, and is also still not 100% finished.

I think it would be a pretty large undertaking to merge the WordPress blog attachment method with the BuddyPress member profile area. Considering that if you’re using WPMU and that person has a blog, would you want to have their uploads in their blog also appear in their profile, or would it be a dedicated area for uploads? There’s really a lot of different types of configurations this could take, any/all of which are viable and possible.

All that needs to happen is for a developer to see the need, and then fill it themselves.

Derekfox.us-

You’ve mention that the issue is resolved but then you have another thread here: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=3103

So as to provide potential help to others, would you please take a moment to share the resolution with us.

Derekfox-

There could be a conflict with the youtube plugin you’re using. Try deactivating that and see if the problem goes away. Also, read this post for more possible help.

escenaurbana-

Read this thread and see if that helps. If not, report back here.

twoartcrew-

Since you do not have this issue when using the default BuddyPress themes, you need to contact the theme designer and let them know about this issue. They may already have a solution, or will be thankful for bringing this to their attention.

This is an issue with a custom theme, not BuddyPress.

Lonchbox-

We do not have sufficient information to provide assistance. Also, this is an eight-month old thread. Please read this thread: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=2543

Sean-

First things first:

Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/aristech/public_html/Verivex.com/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-avatars.php:370) in …

The “Cannot modify header” error almost always indicates that there is some extra stuff (whitespace, extra text) before the opening php or closing php tag. It could be in one or both places. There must not be anything before or after the opening and closing PHP tags–not a single space, not any extra characters, not a single carriage return.

Did you open up bp-core-avatars.php? If so, you may have inadvertently added this error to the file.

Did you install BuddyPress yourself?

Open up bp-core-avatars.php and look for the whitespace or extra stuff. It should be removed and the file saved.

Report back on what you found and if that helps.

I just havin a problem during the automatic upgrade and have this:

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare bp_activity_install() (previously declared in /home/thbru/public_html/demo/blogs/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-activity.php:27) in /home/thbru/public_html/demo/blogs/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-activity.php on line 101

What can I do ?

CL is not a new site, so wo’nt be BP

Same problem as this, working on a fix.

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=3106

This looks like it may be related to this:

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=3106

While nowhere near as fancy as that site I have come across a couple of others.

http://www.airshowbuzz.com/ basically it’s just a photo/video sharing site focused on military planes.

One of my favorites is http://community.beliefnet.com/

While the layout is a bit of a mess imho, the functionality of this site never ceases to amaze me. You can seriously spend weeks digging through the beliefnet network as there is so much content.

Their blog portion http://www.beliefnet.com is actually layed out pretty well considering how many blogs they have. By using categories/subcategories for all blogs, along with ‘featured bloggers’ I have never had a hard time finding what I am looking for.

Very nice, but certainly something BuddyPress is very capable of producing.

Some people are starting to realize this now, but most of the power of BuddyPress is in the theme. You can really highly customize your installation if you know WP/BP theme tags and structure.

You’d need to write some custom components to handle the color objects, but that would not be at all difficult.

Great site though, an excellent example of a community built around a solid niche.

My guess would be that this was created using Drupal…

Wow, you weren’t kidding, that is one fantastic social setup. Now I’m really curious what software base they are using. Everything is tied together so perfectly, even the theme is beautiful, and very fitting for the site.