I saw on my last post about the error I was getting on the signup process with the PHP script I was running on the header. You said use the trunk version and I would be good. I did as you said and the error during the actual signup is gone, but the “Full Name” field is still missing on the signup page, and once you get the activation email and click the activation link….you get THIS error:
An error occurred during the activation
Invalid activation key.
Here is the link to the original (closed) topic: http://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=1140
Thanks. It’ll get released as beta. Working hard to get it done for the bp 1.0 release date.
There is one PO as far as I know. I’m 92% done translating BP to Swedish for instance.
Burt, that’s something I’m looking forward to as well.
Let me know if you need any beta-testing done. 
Nice, that’s exactly what I was hoping for. I’d gladly test with you when the time comes.
sportstwit.com is a really cool combination of prologue and BP. I would love to have access to themes like this and be a part of its development.
Also looking forward to Nicole’s theme. Genius stuff! I will be watching this thread.
Thank you.
Vida
Vida
My work to date at sportstwit.com.
Thx
Backup any custom edits you’ve made to date and re-install wpmu and buddypress in a newly named directory. Then re-install your custom files. A half hour’s work…
Hi Steve:
This is how I did it:
As hyrxx above mentioned, go to: buddypress-home -> css -> base.css
Look for Header section in base.css. The fist part looks like this:
/*** HEADER **********/
#header {
padding: 25px 20px;
}
#header h1 {
width: 214px;
height: 29px;
overflow: hidden;
text-indent: -999px;
background: url(../images/logo.png) top left no-repeat;
float: left;
Just change the width and height to what your logo size is. You need to do the same on base.css in your member themes as well. I had to go into file management on my server to edit this, due to MU not having a theme editor option.
I am also very very interested in this. Please feel free to contact us for testing, etc.
Thank You
Vida
This Calendar/Event functionality would be great! The Event Calendar 3 plugin does work fairly well for single WP installs but I’ve been hoping for something cleaner for some time. I hope the BuddyPress Event Calendar can do the trick!
– Tim
At the moment yes. Things are as you describe. I’ve got a little plugin coming out when bp goes 1.0 that integrates bp group forums and bbpress. bp Public groups will be readonly in bbpress except for group members. Private and Hidden groups will have their forums hidden in bbpress except for group members. Group admins and moderators will have forum moderation capabilities in bbpress.
Thanks Burt. That answered my question.
I realize now I didn’t really phrase my question clearly. I have been using bbPress integrated with WordPress.org for a few months now and am very comfortable with how it works, however it obviously integrates much differently with BuddyPress, with group forums and all.
So to confirm, there are group forums and then global forums, and anyone can post anywhere regardless of group membership?
thats exactly the problem…both go to “URL/blogs” (the subdirectory “/blogs” semed like a good name for a place to put blogs!)…but, how was I to know that later… buddypress would want that address!
besides starting again from scratch (and re-installing)…is there another solution? Isnt there a simple way to rename the buddypress to something other than “/blogs” ?
my concern…if I change the name of the subdirectory (where WPMU / buddypress reside)…wont I have to reinstall them? wont i lose all the work ive done so far? Or, is it possible…
All users in bp/mu can post to any forum in bbpress with user integration.
its in the css, located in buddypress-home/css/base.css,
look for the logo class, its definately really easy to do, i have done it on my own site
The current theme contains a lot of English inside. None of the sentences are beautifully contained within the localizable brackets. I know most is copied from the standard wordpress theme which is also non localizable.
Now I need to include a separate translated version of the theme in the language pack. And a whole theme makes the download a multitudes larger than only the po & mo for the language.
Why not localize all the english terms in the theme and make the default BuddyPress theme cleaner than WordPress’ default? You only need one po included with the theme.
Hi,
I have the exact same error with the latest release of buddypress and wp 2.7, and just as jfcarter explained my templates are also in the correct directories with the correct permissions. The system looks for “buddypress-home” instead of “member-themes”
wp-content/member-themes/buddypress-home/index.php) [function.load-template]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /wp-includes/theme.php on line 822
I tried making a bigger logo, but Buddypress resized it to 214×29. Anyone know how I can get around this. I’m looking for the code, but can’t find it…
john it isn’t built-in you should install bbpress in another directory and integrate that with wpmu
Yeah, I think in general it would be nice if buddypress played well with the wpmu profile fields, or at least if they could snyc up somehow. I was able to manually run some mysql queries to import all of my old data, but being able to use the same “display name” would be helpful!
Check the sticky from Trent on how to integrate bbPress with BuddyPress – that’s the only option right now for an “integrated” (as it’s not all that integrated) forum.
Is there a forum that all registered users can post at, without being part of a group?
I haven’t installed bbPress with MU/BuddyPress yet, but I also couldn’t find an answer to this either.
Thanks!
The (test users) have a blog too and have the domains setup:
user.site.com
This then shows a default BuddyPress theme home, with no widgets.
Even when the main site/blog is using the BuddyPress theme itself with widgets, the user.site.com has the BuddyPress theme home with no widgets.
I actually want users to use the BP theme, and the main site (site.com) to use the WPRemix theme.
