If you’re using the buddypress theme you could add as left-coloumn widget, the activities’ widget. Simpler than that!
I have installed a few different plug-ins for wp-mu, neither have seemed to work when using buddypress. 
Maybe I should make sure I edited/installed/configured them right, think I did though…
It isn’t a buddypress configuration, but it depends on wp-mu.
The choice are two: editing wp-signup, or install plug-ins and edit buddypress template, now it’s so complicated if you don’t know php or if you don’t want writing code..
Installation went great on wordpress mu and putting in the files for BP was a cinch. WHen activating the theme, I get the following error:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: bp_sitewide_activity_feed_link() in /nfs/c01/h02/mnt/13175/domains/aigadfw.com/html/community/wp-content/themes/buddypress-home/header.php on line 12
Any ideas on where to start fixing this? Thanks,
I’m using all the latest versions of code. 2.7 trunk 1578, buddypress 1 beta
home theme
What does integration means for you?
Where do you like using integrations ?
Hi,
What version of PHP is BuddyPress tested against?
Thanks
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The Spanish community of Buddypress users
http://buddypress-es.org
@gpo1 when you type “Users will be able to upload videos or ‘link’ videos from youtube and similar websites” do you mean embed the videos?
Currently I embed videos in my WordPress sites w/ Vodpod. It works with almost any video hosting site but it’s not the best solution. Have yet to test it on buddypress.
I was part of an online community called the ORG that had a very slick solution. All media was entered into one media entry box. Just by adding the URL to the flickr photo or YouTube video the site took care of seeking out the proper embed code and placed it in the photos gallery or video gallery. No idea how “Support and Comfort” did it but it sure was handy.
Not sure if this is related to Buddypress, or if this is a WordPress MU 2.7 issue.
When logged in as admin, my attempt to go to http://www.domain.com/wp-admin/plugins.php results in a blank page in any browser.
I have set full permissions for both plugin folders, plus the plugins.php file itself.
I might be taking this fight to MU forums, but I wanted to see if anyone here had similar issues.
While I wait for everything to be out of beta, I put up a temporary site and exported all my data from my production site into a development site to see how my site might integrate with buddypress. The main page seems to be working properly in all it’s functions. The issue I have is nothing else seems to work. Can’t go to any pages,
* News
* Members
* Groups
* Blogs
I get this error on every one: “Not Found, The requested URL /members was not found on this server.”
I’m not sure if this is because I exported a .com site and moved it over to my .net development domain or what. Any thoughts would be much appreciated.
Perhaps there’s a flickr plugin out there now that could be close, without reinventing the wheel. Even considering throwing a few dollars at a developer this but need more input, support, and feedback.
Recommendation for flickr integration with BP?
I know when developers and coders get asked this but i figure i’ll ask anyway.
Wondering when the photo plugin might show itself. I read that current components need to be stable 1.0 versions FIRST, and I completely agree. Wondering on a reasonable guess for a ballpark time – end of Jan 09 perhaps? Got some clients interested in buddypress, but all would want photo functionality. And no since hiring a developer or doing this myself, since Andy will do a much better job right around the corner. 
And if anyone knows of a temp way of getting photos into BuddyPress, feel free to discuss here. Might be useful for the group.
I am using buddypress beta and my hosting is linux (ixwebhosting)
I can duplicate a problem like yours on windows but not on linux.
What version of buddypress is everyone in this thread using?
I’ve read on a few different wpmu forums how to edit the wp-signup files so it’s possible to limit ONE blog per each member.
Is there a way anyone knows how to limit this in buddypress? So when a member tries to create another blog it is disabled, (if they already have a blog)?
thanks!
those are set to 755. I literally went through every single file twice and all buddypress files are 755.
@bloggerhistory Check the permissions in /wp-content/themes/buddypress-home/css
Those 3 files and the css dir should be 755.
Just got the basics up and running. I want to do some serious changes to Groups but I don’t know if I am going to be able to(time and skill wise) This is just a little experiment that I have on my linux box at home in my free time
but I would not have gotten this far without wp/bp.
http://jerdking.gotdns.com/
I am still having this problem on my site:http://bloggerhistory.com. I have gone through and changed all buddypress files to 755.
All that after a *Fresh install of the latest versions of both WPMU & Buddypress. Did I miss anything else?
2 communities :
http://greenzer.org : for people interested by sustainability and green development
http://kreazone.org : for creative persons to share about their projects and creations
Hear hear! BuddyPress is an incredible piece of software. I am so grateful to Andy and all those that support and add to the coding.
I had to lol since I never noticed #2 before as I was logged in with “admin”
With these little bugs, make sure you log them at https://trac.buddypress.org/newticket
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