BuddyPress.org

Those are the member, groups and blog directories. They live in respectively:

RC1

/wp-content/mu-plugins/bp-core/directories/bp-core-directory-members.php

/wp-content/mu-plugins/bp-groups/directories/bp-groups-directory-groups.php

/wp-content/mu-plugins/bp-blogs/directories/bp-blogs-directory-blogs.php

trunk

/wp-content/bp-themes/buddypress-member/directories

bp and wpmu use the same user table. A bp ‘account’ is a wp ‘account’. You can use any theme you like on your blog. All blog posts and their comments show up in activity from any blog that hasn’t been set to ‘private’.

Alright I tried to fix it but I couldnt….Anyway, the skeleton thing is not working, I try to go to it and it just doesnt show the complete template…Do i have to add both files? Or with one is it good enough? check out what I mean:

http://positiboricua.com/wordpress-mu/members/admin/

I had a question but I am working on it…if I cant fix it I will repost it..thanx….

Actually, I’ve had the exact same problem myself.

Are you using a custom theme by chance? I think it has something to do with having a parent container element be less than 100% width. But then again Andy has it working fine here, so I’m not really sure.

Hey Halfpint , I’m getting the same error as you when I try to activate the facebuddy theme..

I’ve looked in the locations you stated above but I only have the bp core signup.php only in bp-core directory , and not in mu-plugins or anywhere else that I can see.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Jenny

bp_core_get_userlink()

Are you using the bp home theme?

The nice thing about themes, they are just html. Which is free to look at and examine. Chances are if you take a look at the source, and spend a few minutes in an image editor you will find this “theme” pretty easy to replicate.

What will be much harder to do is the quality job Andy has done integrating bbpress inside of buddypress. This blend on buddpress.org is seamless, and very difficult to achieve at this point without a lot of “deep intergration”.

But take a look at the source, and I think you will see it holds most the answers.

Andy’s mentioned that he will release some of his tricks eventually, but for now his main focus is readying BP for the 1.0 release.

You can piece a lot of this theme apart by staring at the CSS for a while. (It’s mostly just a lot of background images.)

If I was going to use WordPress and bbPress as past examples, no, and don’t bet that it will be anytime soon.

Someone may make a replica, but usually the *Press public themes aren’t available for public use.

The only potential draw back with that method Erwin, is that it adds the link at the end of the assembled navigation instead of giving you total control over it.

Something to think about, is that BuddyPress really does allow for per-theme blog setups.

The difference between:

http://delsolownersclub.com/

and

http://delsolownersclub.com/news/

and

http://delsolownersclub.com/mafdark/

Are all just smoke and mirrors with different themes.

You could really make any ‘blog’ of your website do whatever you want it to do, just like how the BuddyPress Codex is really just another blog.

Morpheus: “Do you think that’s air you’re breathing now?”

This is how I did it.

I modified header.php in the buddypress theme AND the member theme.

There is probably a better way since the forums location is included as part of the integration, however it works, and you can use this principle to include a hard coded link to anywhere.

Find the bit of code that starts <div id="header">

The first bit is the routine to run the blogs page, the second opens up bbPress in a seperate tab.

`<?php if ( function_exists( ‘bp_blogs_install’ ) ) { ?>

<li<?php if ( bp_is_page( BP_BLOGS_SLUG ) ) {?> class=”selected”<?php } ?>><a href=”<?php echo get_option(‘home’) ?>/<?php echo BP_BLOGS_SLUG ?>” title=”<?php _e( ‘Blogs’, ‘buddypress’ ) ?>”><?php _e( ‘Blogs’, ‘buddypress’ ) ?></a></li>

<?php } ?>

<li><a href=”http://www.mypartyonparty.biz/forums&#8221; target=”_blank” title=”<?php _e( ‘Support’, ‘buddypress’ ) ?>”><?php _e( ‘Support’, ‘buddypress’ ) ?></a></li>

<?php do_action( ‘bp_nav_items’ ); ?>`

What I’d like to do is present the forums in the same way that is done on here (BuddyPress.org, ) that just needs a bit of thinking about…

Hope that helps

Well, it seems like you have an issue, alright. Let’s go down the list once again:

1. You’re working with a current trunk of both WPMU 2.7.1_beta1 (current: r1725) and BuddyPress 1.0_RC2 (current: r1324)
2. You’re using an old copy of wp-config.php which you updated as appropriate. In other words, you did not use the wp-config-sample.php that came with WPMU 2.7.1.
3. You did a clean install of WPMU 2.7.1_beta1 by deleting everything, except your updated version of wp-config.php, and then uploaded the unzipped Mu files
4. You then launched WPMU’s admin screen. That worked with out any problems.
5. You then went to Site Admin > Upgrade and finished the upgrade
6. You logged out of WPMU
7. Next, you installed BuddyPress by:

• moving the contents of the unzipped BuddyPress 1.0_RC2 (r1324) to the WPMU plugins directory into a subdirectory called /buddypress/
• moving the /bp-themes/ directory out of the /buddypress/ directory
• placing the various themes in their proper locations

8. You then logged back into WPMU and got a blank screen

A few follow up questions:

9. You’ve enabled error reporting as detailed above by John and Burt and after step 8 above, there are absolutely no errors being reported of any kind.

A few thoughts:

• Since this seems to be a test install and you do not have any content that needs saving, I would delete everything once again.
• This also means deleting your MySQL table that you’ve been using for this attempt and starting with a brand new database.
• I would then download the latest trunks of both WPMU and BuddyPress once again–>get rid of the old ones first.
• I would then use the wp-config-sample.php file that comes with the latest WPMU trunk and configure as necessary
• IMPORTANT: I believe when I downloaded the WPMU trunk (r1722) and looked at the wp-config-sample.php file, it had a trailing space after the closing php tag. You need to delete this!
• Now, go through steps 1 through 7 again and let’s hope when you get to step 8 it works!

As i didnt like the orange colors in BuddyPress, i did a slightly little make over …

http://wordpress-blog.nl

And yes .. I did integrate bbPress in the current theme with a few minor steps

Not necessary to open a second topic.

You can add your link to this post if you’d like.

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=185

We appreciate your contributions, but you’re going against the grain here.