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blueocean – absolutely! guys like burt, nicola and andy are over the top helpful and the dev site, buddypressdev.org is also a great place. I too have been playing with live ammo but, ironic that you mention, I am about to install a local MAMP site so I can tinker locally and not destroy my own community. should have done that in the 1st place

like this?: http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/sitemaps-and-seo-wordpress-mu-style

Well, member’s blogs would be a big thing to include if users select the “please publish my blog to search engines” function.

It would be nice to give users a choice if they want their own public profiles open to search engines. But your thoughts seem pretty solid.

I’ve worked a lot on BPDEV-FLICKR: http://buddypressdev.org/announce/bpdev-flickr-and-happy-new-year/

you can try this plugin here: http://buddypressdev.org/members/admin/flickr

as soon as possible i’ll release the code

gogoplata watch here https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=485

When I enabled Thesis, I had to manually add pages for News, Blogs, Members & Groups. Everything appears to work until you click on one of the created Pages. (Blogs, Members & Groups mainly)

I’m not sure what ‘manually add pages for…’ means. You don’t need to add anything except the files plugin-template.php and plugin-sidebar.php which come with the bp home theme. Look in the home theme dir for those two. Just drop them into your theme’s directory.

Those files have action triggers in them that display whatever directory your user chose. Members, Groups…

If you are not running the bp home theme then within your theme you provide links to all the directories you want to be available. The urls would be:

yoursite.org/members

yoursite.org/groups

yoursite.org/blogs

You don’t have to create pages for these. bp hooks those urls and tries to display the appropriate directory using the plugin-template.php file.

What you’ve done is create mu pages with slugs that mimic the bp urls for the directories. Clicking on what you expect to be a page in your theme, fires off one of those urls. bp sees that it’s a bp internal reserved name for one of the directories and tries to oblige by displaying the directory. It can’t find that template file plugin-template.php and complains loudly.

Ya just can’t have pages named those things.

What you will have to do is override/skin the css for the directories if you want them to display in accordance with your theme.

hi, daniel

buddypress is in beta release when all the components have a stable release the support/help/guide/faq come but at this time is a good idea working on code and codex.

I’m not able to get this to show up on my register page. It shows up correctly on the comments pages. Ideas what I can try?

I am also having this problem. I found these two support tickets that describe this problem a little better.

Cropping via the “Change Avatar” Screen causes cropping area jumping

Avatars are randomly lost

You have some plugin conflicts it looks like since you are also using nextgen-gallery which might also be calling some libraries. Try disabling it and see if buddypress is able to upload and avatar and crop it.