BuddyPress.org

IMHO WPMU, BuddyPress and bbPress works well if:

– You set a wildcard domain (in my test site subdirectory based instalation doesn’t work)

– BbPress table is in the same database as BuddyPress, WPMU and i. ..

– BbPress has the same prefix as WPMU. For example, if you use a standard prefix to the WordPress table (for example wp_) then for bbPress give wp_bb_

i will fix my plugin from 1 april 2010. i will make it usable on worpdpress mu + buddypress, wordpress + bp and wordpress…

Sorry

tnx to my host he found that i i didnt have .htaccess file

and you need to add wp rewrite IfModule . htaccess file

# BEGIN WordPress

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>

RewriteEngine On

RewriteBase /

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d

RewriteRule . /index.php [L]

</IfModule>

# END WordPress

enjoy

same here http://www.pressit.co.il/

i have tested buddypress on a new wordpress 2.9.1 and 2.9.2 installations

i have nice Permalink and no plugin installed at all accept buddypress

i use the new BuddyPress Default theme 1.2.1 by BuddyPress.org

my host told me that i have

PHP version 4.3 or greater.

MySQL 4.1 or greater.

The mod_rewrite Apache module enabled.

btw

if i use activity stream to be the home page it works but if i dont i cant get to it

plz help

I’d recommend installing this plugin!

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/internet-explorer-6-upgrade/

Wpmu has user blogs, wp single does not.

I have the same problem…

http://gogo6969.com

Send me a PM, I’ve been working on this by making a BP child theme for Mystique. I’ve done the hard parts (adding stuff to nav bar) but was just going thru the HTML parts (the grunt work).

We can merge the work.

for wp and wpmu, because your site is one of both. BP is only a plugin collection, NDD !

http://wpml.org/

tu lis le french ? il existe ce tuto

http://www.eoxia.com/site-web/wpml-wordpress-multilangues/

“Settings > Discussion” is only applicable to WordPress blog comments.

BP doesn’t offer threaded comments in the forum.

It could be done via a plugin.

Not sure about the cropping avatar issue.

I disagree. Yes plugin authors SHOULD do that, but WordPress plugins should be able to declare a parent plugin that must be active. That way, when BuddyPress is deactivated, my Welcome Pack plugin is deactivated automatically. It also protects against plugin authors who do not know how to do this properly; either through lack of PHP experience or ignorance. There’s a whole range of WordPress plugins out there, and some are really well written, and some are really poorly written.

It’s not up to WordPress to deal with this, it’s up to plugin developers to write their plugins so they don’t die if BuddyPress is not present. I’ve put the code all over the codex for this:

https://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/checking-buddypress-is-active/

did you use this plugin?

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-restrict-group-creation/

if so and that caused an error – can you drop me a message with what happened so I can fix it? thanks!

I’ve spent the last couple of hours using the compatibilty pack to get everything lined up – by matching the HTML layout.

It was quick and dirty but now it all fits fine and my sidebar is present (although I’d like to remove it from the buddypress specific pages). To be honest I was surprised I got this far!

Problems:

1. How to get the Nav buttons on the bar? or somthing like. Personally I’d like a ‘Socialise’ Button with Mystique drops downs for the buddypress components I use.

2. Forums don’t work. If I load up the default theme they work (although I can’t create a topic) but through Mystique I just get a black white page.

Any thoughts? If I send you my email address any chance I can have a look/ at what you’ve done?

Plugin dependancies is a WordPress-level issue, and well-written BuddyPress plugins can silently quit if they find BuddyPress is available.