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So I’m having an interesting situation:

When you go to write a new blog post, and click on the HTML button – The box that you type in, disappears. If you click on the Visual button, to go back – Nothing happens.

Anyone have any ideas about this?

Also, I thought maybe something like TinyMCE would fix the situation. Anyone know how to make it work, in BuddyPress?

Thank you!

– Joe

hi all,

I can’t figure out how to pull buddypress data into dynamic widgets such as: newest account, groups, and site wide acitivity. Also I want to build dynamic members page like http://testbp.org. Anybody know how?

Anyone know how to make Site Wide Activity show up? I see this on the BuddyPress test site, on the front page. But in my installation, it doesn’t seem to be in any of the widgets.

Thanks for all your time!

– Joe

Hope everyone is doing well. I just installed both WPMU and Buddypress. I made sure to test WPMU out, before diving into Buddypress. All seems to be running a-okay. After installing Buddypress, activating the theme for it, etc, my site comes up as:

http://www.worshipingbones.com/

Any idea, why this error is coming up? If I access the index.php file, it works:

http://www.worshipingbones.com/index.php

Any suggestions, would be much, much appreciated.

– Joe

Hi all,

I am new here (My first post) and I am giving a try to buddypress. Sorry if this is a already discussed topic, but I wasn’t able to find any answer in google nor in the buddypress forums.

After install buddypress, the following error appeared in my browser page:

Warning: include_once(bp-friends/bp-friends-notifications.php) [function.include-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/juanfe/public_html/wp-content/mu-plugins/bp-friends.php on line 12

Effectively, the file bp-friends/bp-friends-notifications.php doesn’t exist and it is included by the file bp-friends.php

Thank you for any help,

Juan

First, thanks for changing the members page structure. A lot more wpmu admin plugins work with Buddypress now – for example “Default Categories for New Blogs” seems to work now. It is also much easier to create new users (don’t have to make 2 blogs per user) and it’s easier to use the “More Privacy Options” plugin. NextGen Gallery can now be automatically turned on using “Plugin Commander” for all blogs without worrying about having a gallery in the user profile. In short it feels much more like a regular wpmu install for the blogs with all the benefits of buddypress.

My question is with friend finder. When I do a search for a newly created blog user, the user doesn’t show up in the friend finder. If I go to their profile, I can invite them as a friend. Is this because the new blog has not created their profile yet or am I missing something else.

Again thanks for the great work.

everything seems to work fine on my buddypress install for new users and new blogs.

but it does not include blogs already created.

Is it standard ? or did i make a mistake in installing buddypress ?

what shuold i do : delete and recreate the blogs for the users ?

Hmmmm…. this is major problem i see it has to be solve. there are problems for IE7

1. On home page each menu header is not in sync with below matter either it is who’s online list, new post on left side, or either in center.

2. On profile header Buddypress logo is fighting with first drop down menu.

I hope guys will sort it out.

Hey i am interested if i get chance to work on buddypress. Give me chance atleast.