@Xmike, What plugin are you using to upload images and from where ie user profiles in BP?
Hi Gordon
Good to see you’ve now got it to work.
I’m having the same problems you had – to the letter – with getting forums to work. Am using shared hosting in the UK. Forums are not being created on the bbpress side and I’m getting the “There was an error posting that topic.” message on Buddypress.
Has anyone got the link to the xml-rpc testing files?
Thanks!
When a user receives a friend request email and clicks on the link to accept, the user is taken to a WP log-in screen. If the user then adds their user name and password and clicks to enter, they are shown a screen that says:
Are you sure you want to do that?
Please try again.
This screen then goes nowhere. If the user then logs in to BuddyPress by using a bookmark, the log-in is fine and the friend request is in their message drop down.
That’s a fairly standard WP message. I always ignore it and never have any problems.
Hi there
Im on my way translating BuddyPress into danish, but I cant find a way to make BuddyPress use my new .po/.mo files – how do I do that?
I’am currently working on a matching bbPress theme for BuddyPress … But, it only fit my (tweaked) theme for BuddyPress 
The forum is up and running, but the theme is still in development 
The color scheme i use can be seen over here:
http://wordpress-blog.nl
I’m already using Amazon S3 for uploaded images on buddypress site http://restaurace.net
Hi, I’d like to know if the idea modemlooper raise to have “blog” as one option in the group side bar has materialized? The community blog plugin is great, and it would be nice to see that fully integrated with the group concept in Buddypress.
Hi All,
Right, from the outset, this is not the usual ‘I can’t get the bbpress forums to work’ type query. Mine are working so everything in that respect is fab WOOOOOOO! (Love it btw – keep up the good work!)
Here’s my problem:
I want to do EXACTLY what buddypress.org has done with their forums i.e. have them sitting within the site template. At the moment I’ve coddled together a crappy template (modified from the base bbpress theme) to look like my main site template – have a look here http://www.gigbuddy.org and you’ll see what’s going on. Basically I need the main navigation, the admin bar etc. all to be there so if anyone can tell me how to make my custom bp theme fit the forum I’d be more than grateful coz i’m tearing my hair out here (and I don’t have much to begin with!)
Cheers,
Phil
thanks for the tipp, but that is the case…
Ehy Jeff look here wp-content/themes/buddypress-home/register.php 
if you’ve a customized theme copy register.php and activation.php from /themes/buddypress-home to your theme
put bp plugins in /plugins/buddypress
@jeff, I\\\’ve taken a second look at this and did a monthly calc.
Here\\\’s my findings & you can check whether I\’ve missed any spec from the list.
AWS EC2 + S3
http://calculator.s3.amazonaws.com/calc5.html#
P.s I can’t put my figures in the calc. just need 5GB storage, small compute,maybe 1gb Data Transfer-in & out
No Log-Entry… strange…
When I remove the Bp-Components at least WPMU starts. Can I do something then, to delete the configuration or something?
Check your error logs. This kind of problem leaves a trace. The problem is probably a php fatal error of some sort. That will lead you to the solution.
The bbPress template is PAINFUL to modify. Doesn’t work the same was as WordPresss.
I’ve found though that the blank theme available from
http://www.refueled.net/blank-themes/
make creating a matching theme so much easier.
Check them out.
Thanks for the hint – I tried it and still failed… 
Any other idea?
Upgrade to the latest svn mu 2.7.1 branch: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress-mu/branches/2.7
There was a bug in mu that tried to load plugins that don’t exist. Since you don’t have the individual bp plugins anymore, they don’t exist. That might be the problem. This was fixed in rev 1720.
This isn’t possible with the level of integration that buddypress has with the forum component, bbpress. Maybe in future.
I have a Testinstall (not my main-one – thank GOD!) where I just updated to the latest trunk. Before I had 1303 installed, where you had to activate the components one-by-one.
With the new trunk I thought I activate the one “buddypress” plugin and then – evrything blacked-out… just a white screen (in backend, frontend, everywhere). I deinstalled the whole buddypress and re-installed it, but still the same white-screen.
Any idea what I could do? I really don’t wan’t to start all over again with a brandnew WPMU setup.
PLease, you Gurus, help me!
Thanks – MIchael
I had the same problem after updating BP. Everything works fine now.
Check this post:
https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=1994#post-10705
Okay so I installed the latest branch svn of WPMU 2.7 and also the latest trunk of BP everything I have finally working except for the groups and members pages, on my old install they work fine, but now for some reason it seems its not loading a page.php file or something? The groups sidebar doesnt even appear. when I remove the bp-groups plugin and the php file the sidebar appears and the layout is correct but obviously there are no group compnents so it appears something changed from RC1 (first version) to the latest trunk I went from my old install with the plugins in MU-plugins to now in Plugins/buddypress Please help as this is the only thing left I have to fix, also on a side note not as important as the first issue, I installed BPDEV plugins and core and everything shows up on the admin side but when I switch the status to \”on\” and hit save it reverts to off
again thanks for the help
Actually, those instructions apply even if you have customized just the home theme or the member theme. Even though it does not explicitly say so, if you have customized your home theme, you should copy over the new functions.php file from the buddypress-home theme folder in RC2.
There are also some changes to the code in the header.php file that you may want to make in your custom header.php file. In fact, for good measure, you should copy over any of the files from the new theme directory that you have not hacked in your custom theme.
Finally, just in case, have you read this thread?
https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=1661
@Socialpreneur, I didn’t design it — Tim Bowen of Creative Slice did the visual theme modifications. But thanks! It’s a strong community and BuddyPress has been the perfect fit for us.