[Jeff Sayre]

Freaking Wildchild-

Since Donncha’s WordPress MU Domain Mapping plugin (aka the sunrise domain plugin) allows you to map a blog to another domain, this could be the issue. I would post on the WPMU forum or, better yet, contact Donncha directly to ask for his assistance. http://ocaoimh.ie/wordpress-mu-domain-mapping/

This is beyond scope of the BuddyPress support forums.

[Jeff Sayre]

Mattlay-

No problem! It is not an easy topic to search.

[mattlay]

Thank you sorry for not finding it before.

[John James Jacoby]

Andy,

The code that I recommended go in bb-config.php actually does what you’re doing here on bp.org, plus it avoids an XMLRPC conflict, plus it bypasses the 404 errors that pop up when viewing the forum from inside WP, plus it loads WP/BP in the admin area by using the absolute path.

Not sezzin’ it’s better, just sezzin’ is all…

[nicolagreco]

@jfcarter, try adding do_action(‘wp’)

it works for me

[Jeff Sayre]

Your answer is in this forum thread: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=2572

[dainismichel]

Just replaced the 6 instances of get_option(‘home’) in header.php of my member blog theme with $bp->root_domain as described.

Don’t see any difference in the behavior of the site.

Really impressed with delsolownersclub wow. great work.

I’d love to turn this into a procedure for the community, but I don’t know how to do it yet. Stuck here too: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=1632&page=2&replies=43#post-14553

Best,

Dainis

[jugoretz]

Thanks, Lederman, but that did not work for me!

Sigh.

[jfcarter]

@Jeff

Thanks. I had forgotten to add back the div stuff you suggested. After including it, I now have a blank area where the buddy bar should be and it includes part of the login bar (which I added to the buddy bar).

The rest of the buddybar menus are not showing.

But this is major progress.

Thanks to you and Andy and JJJ

[mattlay]

I am looking for this exact eplaination as well it is perfect how it is done on buddypress. It would be helpful if once you installed buddypress and do the integration of the forums that it somehow shows up on in your site like it does here. I am no coder and am sure it is not trivial.

[belogical]

I was just following what I thought was proper buddypress forum etiquette according to rule # 7 here https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=2543.

Thanks for the response.

[Kunal17]

Ok after further testing, my earlier belief that wp-signup.php works was wrong. I just realized that I must have tried wp-signup.php while signing up with a gmail address (which works).

Considering that the only entry that I make for the admin email address is to add the email address in the site admin options, do I not need to add a user name and password into WPMU for the email address to allow WPMU access to send emails? I am using a non gmail domain hosted on google apps as the support email in the admin.

Btw, I realize that with wp-signup.php not functioning as well, this is no longer a buddypress issue but probably a WPMU one. However, I would still be grateful for any help I can get from these forums. I will continue my search at WPMU forums also. Thanks.

[Jeff Sayre]

Jfcarter-

You do have the calls to the buddybar as I outlined in the second post in this thread, correct?

Are you using a customized bbPress theme? If so, switch to the default bbP theme, add in the necessary code as detailed in this thread, and see what happens.

[jfcarter]

@JJJ – you were correct; I wasn’t using the absolute path – I tried your code and got no errors. Many thanks.

@Andy – Thanks for your help also; I tried your code and am no longer getting the error messages.

The challenge: still no buddybar.

Right now I’m using Andy’s code at the top of the bb-config.php. I have the call files in header and footer of the template. It’s just not showing.

[Andy Peatling]

Jfcarter: you should be able to enable deep integration by adding this to the very top of your bb-config.php file:

require_once( $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/wp-blog-header.php' );

Assuming WordPress is installed in the root.

[Kunal17]

Andrea,

No I think I am using the other older one. (I came across DeannaS’ but for some reason forum discussions convinced me that it was still a work in progress.) Ill switch over and try it out now. Thanks.

[John James Jacoby]

I’m not exactly sure what you mean by including the file correctly. Which file do you mean?

include_once( '/your/absolute/path/to/domain/wp-blog-header.php' );

^—Did you change the path to be your ABSOLUTE path to that file? Not the URL to the file, but the absolute path.

[jfcarter]

Thanks for clarifying this, JJJ. I am hoping to setup the “deep integration” you discussed.

I’m not exactly sure what you mean by including the file correctly. Which file do you mean?

[John James Jacoby]

Sounds to me like you’re not including the file correctly. If you were, the function would exist.

Basic integration has very little to do with what you’re trying to do. They are unrelated in most ways. Basic integration just allows cookies to match up, so that you have a unified login scenario, where you can login and out freely from either side of WP or BBP.

Deep integration involves loading bbPress inside WordPress, and WordPress inside bbPress, so that all functions and data are available to both sides at any point.

[jfcarter]

@JJJ

I’m still getting this error, even with the revised syntax/language.

Fatal error: Call to undefined function wp_head() in mysite.com/forums/bb-templates/bbpress-forum/header.php

Not sure what else could be going on. I have the basic integration, in terms of cookies, users, and forums.

[John James Jacoby]

You’ll want to put this at the top of bb-config.php:

if ( !defined('ABSPATH') & !defined('XMLRPC_REQUEST')) {

define('WP_USE_THEMES', false) ;

include_once( '/your/absolute/path/to/domain/wp-blog-header.php' );

header("HTTP/1.1 200 OK");

header("Status: 200 All rosy") ;

}

The & should be just the &

[jfcarter]

@Jeff

I did put the call just before the close of the header and still got the fatal error above.

Just to double check, is this correct code to load WPMU?

[at the top of bb-config.php]

if ( !defined( \’ABSPATH\’ ) ) {

include_once( \’http://mysite.com/wp-load.php\’ );

}

Otherwise, I\’m not sure what else could be wrong.

[Jeff Sayre]

Jfcarter-

Where did you place the call to wp_head()? It should be the last line before the closing head tag:

...

<?php wp_head(); ?>

</head>

[jfcarter]

@Arturo

See this thread for the answer:

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=1106#post-5133

[jfcarter]

@Andy

Okay, I finally found a thread that I think has the answer, so I am posting this just to check:

Over at the bbPress forums, it was suggested to add the code below to the beginning of the bb-config.php file:

if ( !defined( ‘ABSPATH’ ) ) {

include_once( ‘/Full/Path/To/wp-load.php’ );

}

I have added that per the instructions and also included the suggested code in the footer of my template. Still not getting anything in terms of a buddybar, but did not see any errors.

When I also added the header code in, I got this error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function wp_head() in mysite.com/forums/bb-templates/bbpress-forum/header.php

Any ideas as to how to fix this?