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Alright, got xmlrpc all worked out. I was make an assumtion in Trents directions that was not correct. I found this doc and it answered a few questions I had.

https://trac.buddypress.org/browser/trunk/bp-forums/installation-readme.txt (btw – this link should be made much clearer in the BP install docs. Maybe make is a sidebar nav link)

Still trying to integrate cookies. Anyone got any words of wisdom on that one?

I was working on the same problem. Have a look at this thread. I’m not sure how secure my solution is, but it was quick and if you come up with some better coding to handle it, then let us know. See:

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=1508

What version of BuddyPress are you using? It is also possible this could be a _nonce key issue if you’re not using RC1, or if you’re using a hybrid of files or file versions from partial upgrades.

The files that this uses are actually part of the BuddyPress core plugin (in mu-plugins/bp-core/), so next on the list of things would be to totally delete the bp-core directory, and reupload them from the RC1 zip, to make sure they are all up to date and valid uploads that aren’t corrupted somehow.

To answer your question, the file specifically that “Settings” uses is bp-core-settings.php. Permissions on the server should be the same as the others, set to 644.

Burt (one of the other moderators here) and myself are both working on similar (but separate) projects, and I’m sure we’ll collaborate at one point to come up with a workable solution. Burt is much more knowledgeable on the backend subject of how these two speak to each other, so he’s the brains behind the operation.

Mine requires “deep integration” and Burt’s bbGroups plugin to work as expected, and in my opinion it shouldn’t be any other way right now.

To my knowledge there isn’t a bbPress/BuddyPress theme available for download yet, but it will be my pleasure to release mine once I have worked out all the kinks.

No Todd, you’re actually right on point, and these are suggestions that have been mentioned before so you can bet that these will be addressed in future updates.

I’m going to close this topic and route further discussion to the previous topic below.

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=1236

Thanks Jeffca for adding that to the trac.

I have added suggestion #2 to a trac ticket: https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/574

That would be great if there was one

Interesting point John, thanks.

After spending a few hours with little success, it seems I am having difficulties on 2 fronts: wpmu and bbpress integration and buddypress xmlrpc integration.

I am at times not sure which one I am troubleshooting.

woops, found my own answer

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=471

hi there…

i’ve been running my forums on bbpress for some time, and would like to move over to buddypress.. is there a way to import bbpress including profiles into buddy?

i’d like that very much (and so would my users)

They’ve allready developed a buddypress theme for bbpress, take a look at their own forum

They just have to realese it …

Check out this discussion here…

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=367#post-1453

Gonna close this topic to lure everyone over to the other party.

I would recommend installing WPMU in the root directory, and modifying home.php in your buddypress-home theme to best match your existing site while still incorporating most of the typical, familiar BuddyPress links.

To answer your questions, WPMU gets installed in the root directory, and BuddyPress is installed in the wp-content/mu-plugins/ directory. (Check codex.buddypress.org for install help.)

The BuddyPress homepage is the home.php file I mentioned above. The files in your root directory are just functionary place holders to help tell WPMU/BuddyPress what content to get from the database and then to tell them which theme files to display that data with.

Really, take this a step further to say that anything that is a plugin to BuddyPress could be a content type automatically, that could be turned on or off in the admin panel.

Groups, Blogs, and Members so far. Later on the Gallery could be part of it, so when the gallery is dropped into mu-plugins, it automatically populates new content types.

This is where the member theme gets tricky and throws a curve ball…

Check out /mu-plugins/bp-groups/directories/bp-groups-directory-groups.php

Those files technically aren’t part of the member theme, because they’re not really displaying any specific member or group info; they’re part of the BuddyPress Groups Directory page, and they are meant to be styled site wide using the home themes header and footer files, not the member themes.

Tricky eh?

@bmg1227, looks good. Anyone familiar with your previous work is probably expecting pretty fabulous things for BuddyPress from you in the future.

A quick note of thanks to everyone for sharing your sites with everyone else.

I am closing this topic, as it has been addressed also in “RC-1 – admin-bar-menu acting weird?.”

oldskoo1! Howdy partner.

Ok. in bp we have the ability to search blogs, groups and members.

/mu-plugins/bp-blogs/bp-blogs-classes.php search_blogs()

/mu-plugins/bp-groups/bp-groups-classes.php search_groups()

/mu-plugins/bp-friends/bp-friends-classes.php search_users()

In all cases you’ll probably have to uppercase or lowercase the search term $filter and the field(s) in the sql statement itself.

strtolower($filter) then something like:

WHERE LOWER(value) LIKE $filter

I don’t think I’ve ever used the bp search stuff. Thanks for finding this. I created a ticket on this: https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/570

Search should be case insensitive.

I’ve just started with BuddyPress at:

http://wordpress-blog.nl/

It’s all in the Dutch language