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  • #63212
    abcde666
    Participant

    sorry, edit.

    #8802
    anderskitson
    Participant

    I have succesfully installed wordpress-mu with buddy press, and I enabled the two buddy press themes in the site admin section. Now when I go to activate them under apperace–>themes they dont work, when I go to view site the site is just blank no error. Any Ideas?

    #63209
    danbpfr
    Participant

    @andrea-r,

    sorry to be a little out of topic, but if you speak about future, i would ask what about code optimization and php memory ?

    When reading on the codex, nothing is said that WP need by default 32 mo php RAM.

    And the wp-health plugin is still under alpha dev…

    And sure there is a problem with php memory.

    On most shared host, this php memory is set to 16 Mo max… and no way to give more (even throught htaccess, wp-settings, wp-config tricks..)

    This mean that WP/Mu can’t work with more than 4 or 5 plugins in best case.

    And since 2.8, the memory consumption is growing a lot.

    #63208
    peterverkooijen
    Participant

    I’ve installed the Carrington theme/plugin site-wide on this site, but I don’t have a smartphone yet, so I don’t even know how to test it. If you have a chance to take a look on your mobile, let me know…

    I guess it’s not detected in online emulators, not this one anyway. Are there other/better emulators I could try?

    The Carrington theme is only WordPress of course. I’m curious if it at least works on the blog parts, including member blogs, or not at all. Perhaps it is possible to expand that theme.

    geoffm33
    Participant

    I imagine that will be the plan. But since this plugin hasn’t been released yet for public consumption it has to be downloaded or updated via svn.

    PJ
    Participant

    Similar to the 1.1.x versions that could easily be upgraded in wordpress, why can’t the same be done with this? There are a handful of posts of users expressing woes with upgrading from the different 1.2 versions… but that could easily be solved if added to the WP plugin directory.

    When a 1.2 version is updated, the users’ plugin dashboard will say to upgrade, it upgrades… simple as the earlier versions. Please consider this. Thank you.

    #63195
    intimez
    Participant

    I was confused so I started over and configure up to my previous set up.

    Install wordpress2.9.1 (configure permalink)

    install buddypress12rc2 (select default theme – no other install or changes)

    then …

    install buddypress1.2.rc3 over buddypress12rc2.

    Produced the same error.

    #63193
    Scotm
    Participant

    @Andy

    Thanks!

    #63176
    Andy Peatling
    Keymaster

    A tutorial for this will be put up, it’s not a priority until after 1.2 is released.

    #8791
    intimez
    Participant

    PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function bp_dtheme_show_on_frontpage() in /wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/home.php on line 9

    RC2 was fine. Just copied RC3 on top of it overwriting.

    [wordpress2.9.1 + 1.2-rc3]

    #63173
    Bowe
    Participant

    I’m also pretty new to WordPress and did not know the history that surrounded Premium plugins and the conflicts which occured in the past. I’m used to paying for plugins/3rd party extensions for software so I was kinda suprised by how the WP community sees this. I’m still not sure if it’s a good or a bad thing, but it’s one of the things that makes WP special.. I haven’t felt more at home then in the BP community so it says something about the general atmosphere around here :)

    #63170
    Bowe
    Participant

    You don’t have to do anything.. Just install BuddyPress on a single WordPress install and all your users are contributors by default.. This means they can submit posts easily. You can make the process much easier by using a plugin like TD Midi Forms which allows your users to submit posts from the front end and even allow them to edit their own posts. A good tutorial:

    http://thedeadone.net/blog/tutorial-video-for-tdo-mini-forms/

    Good luck :)

    #63169
    Bowe
    Participant

    One of the things I would like to cover on the new BP-Tricks site, is how to do this.. Maybe with a videotutorial or atleast a few written tuts. This will be a matter of time, don’t forget how much is changing everyday for BP, there are only a handfull of people who have done this ;)

    #63168
    fastfido
    Participant

    @Scotum

    I fully agree with you on all points. I would love to make Buddypress part of my existing website.

    I would expect someone who really knows how this thing works, will create a set of theme files to drop into an existing website, in order to allow the buddypress plugin to work properly. It just might be we are here a month to early.

    Today another release candidate came out. They are hoping to have the final version early next week; so it is written. I have a feeling the whole team is focused on getting 1.2 finalized and will deal with theming issues soon after.

    #63167
    D Cartwright
    Participant

    This has all been extremely useful information and very informative. I would also like to thank those people that have taken the time to PM me with additional info (you know who you are) :)

    I (probably naively) didn’t realise that this was such a hot topic of debate in the community – it’s interesting to get all this background information, especially as someone that until recently hadn’t released a wordpress plugin.

    #8789
    jsonprice14
    Participant

    im having trouble getting facebook connect to work correctly with my current installation.

    the plugin fails to register users and only redirects to the callback url that i setup in the facebook application.

    I am running my site locally(localhost.localdomain) for the time being and evertyhing else works fine. im using wordpress 2.9.1 and buddypress 1.1.3.

    I know the plugin is active and working to some extent because it shows the facebook connect button.

    Any advice on what the issue is?

    #63163
    Andrea Rennick
    Participant

    “and the themes are likely to have uncompatibilty issues. “

    I can count on one hand the number of WordPress themes that don’t work right in MU. Most of them are fine.

    BuddyPress themes are different. :)

    #63160
    Andrea Rennick
    Participant

    The merge is done in trunk. Seriously, the work has been done already. People have announced this merge since last May-ish. We’re just about at feature freeze, so from here on out will be bug fixes only (plus some UI work on the MU menus).

    While I think it;s quite possible to downgrade MU to single WP, the reverse isn’t true and it would be much better to wait until 3.0. You’ll upgrade as usual, and there will be instructions on how to turn off the network and go back to a single blog. (probably cuz I’ll write them… :D )

    #63158
    Scotm
    Participant

    @25knots

    I’m aware of both threads but as you know they’re pretty old and do not address 1.2.

    Am I the only one who finds it strange the idea of using existing WP themes with BP should be more of a priority (at least a detailed tutorial or blog post explaining How), versus creating child themes from the parent?

    I see the benefits for the latter, obviously, but I can envision many WordPress users who wish to implement BuddyPress without switching away from their existing theme, etc. Is this not creating a significant barrier to entry?

    #63155
    Jean-Pierre Michaud
    Participant

    Hum, actually Chouf is close to the truth… with the latest 3.0_ bleeding trunks *(testing ground), the MU of wordpress is completely merged, but the officiel 2.9.1 is not yet…

    the merge of both projects will be announced soon, but the date of early april would be correct based on the rumors…

    #63154
    geoffm33
    Participant

    They are shooting for April:

    https://wordpress.org/about/roadmap/

    #63153

    nexia > Do you think the merge is that close? I really hope so. Have heard about the merge, but didn’t realise it would solve this for me in the process. Thanks for pointing it out;-)

    Chouf1 > WordPress MU and WordPress differs quite a lot. The user management is different for one thing.

    danbpfr
    Participant

    Take a look into the bp-group-blog plugin;

    it allows user rights independantly of wp

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search.php?q=buddypress+groupblog

    #8786
    daleks
    Participant

    WordPress MU 2.9.1

    BuddyPress 1.2 rc2

    Default BP 1.2 theme + a few limited child themes.

    I use TDO Mini Forms to provide a front end posting option. After upgrading to rc2 I have had a I found that after posting using a TDO form all Blog Posts were wiped from the Activity Directory.

    Here is the scenario:

    if I post via the TDO form it wipes all old blog post entries from the Activity Directory.

    If I then post via the dashboard this post appears in the Activity Directory (but the old ones stay wiped).

    I would like to figure out what is causing this, but that is secondary as I have just turned off TDO Mini Forms for now (although ideas are welcome).

    What I would really like to figure out is how to get the old Blog Post entries displaying in the Activity Directory again. Can I prompt/refresh this somehow?

    #63142
    Diesel Laws
    Participant

    The fatal error you are receiving is probably from not disabling buddypress linked plugins and THEN the actual Buddypress plugin itself BEFORE upgrading (Read more here – https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/upgrading-from-10x). I have crashed my site in the past from doing this. My theme itself really only has minor code changes and it’s not really possible to crash a whole site as it takes most of the code from the default theme.

    The Unplugged theme also works ONLY with Buddypress 1.2rc+ and WordPress 2.91+. Installing Buddypress on a wordpress website in general may be a steep learning curve at the start but please read all the instructions on that link to guide you through.

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