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Chris, looking at your site again. Why is it coming up 404? I have to work through the sequence from the member theme to bp trying to load that file. Working on it..

Andy, I’m running the latest default themes from SVN but still having the _wpnonce error.

Hi Fishbowl81,

I want to make the bbpress forum to load in my buddypress site from a tab ‘forum’ which is like other tabs like home, blog, members. As you have on your site gorgeousgamers.com.

So that it incorporates the sites design theme and can still navigate through other tabs.

What is the best way around this?

Many thanks,

At this stage in development, there is no Forum widget unfortunately, and there may not be one based on the complexity of how it is put together.

There is a pseudo-widget, that will allow for some recent topic and forum display layouts, but past that everything in terms of posting, replying, etc. must be done within bbPress itself, via some integration and theme duplication.

I’m running the latest version of SVN trunk, using the default home and members themes. Whenever I click on a link to accept a friendship request, I get the “Are you sure you want to do this?” message. Any suggestions? Thank you.

I might add this is also happening on my test installation, too, running the same setup, only in a sub dir.

You’re quite welcome. Oh, and welcome to BuddyPress!

I am using the latest trunk as of r1132 and don’t have this issue. Have you made sure you copied all the new functions over to your custom member theme?

Trent

Activate the theme per normal for the main website, or main blog of your website. Then, in Site Admin under themes, disable it. At that point it will stay enabled for your 1 blog, and no one else can choose it.

If you edit a blog specifically from the Blog menu in Site Admin, you can still optionally enable the BuddyPress Home theme if you’d like.

I have updated all my theme files, anyone care to sign up and let me add you as a friend?

http://mybodypart.org

Hi Guys,

I think I’m in the same boat here, but a tad different. When I send a request, it changes to “friend requested”, but when the friend clicks the “accept friend request” from the email, he is presented with the screenshot below.

I upgraded to 1.0 RC-1 when it became available and just added a user as a friend. Upon him replying to the request (accepting my friend request), was presented with the “are you sure you want to do this” message and that’s where things stopped. Here is a screenshot.

I will make sure all theme files are updated per Andy’s suggestion and see if that makes a difference in my case.

Mac, FF.

The only reason I can think of why this would fail is if you have not upgraded the themes and all JS files. That would mean you are not passing the security nonce and it will not return a valid result. You said you have upgraded everything, including themes, so that doesn’t make any sense.

You should have the following folders:

/wp-content/member-themes

/wp-content/themes/buddypress-home

Both of those will come from the mu-plugins/buddypress-theme directory.

Hope this helps,

Terry

I can’t reproduce this and I can’t seem to find a reason why it would fail. You two sure you upgraded *everything* member theme, home theme, recursively all the directories in /mu-plugins where bp lives?

What plugins are you running other than bp?

cdutoit, what is ‘tabber’?

I have written a general forum plugin, which takes the group forum plugin, and initialize it to a second bbpress install, which is a general forums. It is very rough, and needs some work before I might release it. It has the advantage over doing a bbpress theme, that is uses the buddypress theme. The downside is it uses the xmlrpc for all communication to the bbpress install.

You can see it here, I’m waiting for a ticket I opened in trac for the error to go away, but you get an idea how it works:

http://gorgeousgamers.com/beta/forums/

Enjoy,

Brad

It works in the member theme but not in the group directory.

Yeah I got the members-directory.php set on my theme, was just wondering if those were the only 3 .. cause that would be k-rad if we could do that for all the members pages but again wishful thinking

I’m just the type that would rather have one theme and css handle everything.

Basically, if you add a file called members-directory.php in your blog/home theme it will override the directory with whatever you put in that file. Same for blogs-directory.php and groups-directory.php.

You will see examples of this on the new BuddyPress site when it launches.

IE, FF, Safari? What environments are you running in? Windows, linux. Subdomain or subdirectory installs of wpmu. Were you running bp previously and this is an upgrade to RC-1? If so did you update the member theme?