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I’m having the same problem, but mine seems to be related only to the “register” page.

http://www.elsegundo.net/register

http://www.elsegundo.net/

I can’t let anyone register. What is the difference between /wp-signup.php and /register?

I can’t get either to work. I did a clean install on another test domain into a new database and it won’t let me signup anyone either. I get blank screens back with no errors.

https://mu.wordpress.org/forums/topic/12610?replies=7

There was an issue with new blog / user signup that I solved (looks like activation site wide and 2.7.X wpmu has a problem)

I used the hacked version of plug in commander

https://mu.wordpress.org/forums/topic/10364#post-62414

and now the new users are presented with the all in one activation link once they log in to admin area.

http://www.cidadedocorretor.com.br/

It’s WordPress Mu + BuddyPress + BBpress for real estate.

Translating for Portuguese-BR

É um site utilizando WordPress Mu + BuddyPress + BBpress para negócios imobiliários.

Cheers!

Hi, I’ve upgraded to wordpress 2.7.1 and successfully installed and activated bpdev plugins.

I’ve want to a add flickr gallery to each profile but I am clueless about how to do it, I see no flickr seccion in my profile or any other and in the control pannel I see nowhere I can put my flickr key.

Thanks for the code Nicola.

So far from what I can see of the second release candidate of bbPress 1.0, it looks like integration has gotten better for BuddyPress and WordPress MU, but don’t expect a simple turn-key installation. There are simply too many configurations to not have to dip into the wp-config.php or bb-config.php files a little bit.

Integration of bbPress1.0 RC2 is essentially the same as the Alpha’s, other than there being a spot to enter the ID of the main WPMU blog. There’s also an extra variable to add to the config files to force the integration method, but I suspect that to be only temporary.

Once everything becomes 1.0, things will probably make more sense and come more into alignment.

try registering for a username at wordpress.com and then try to login through the bbpress site

Oh, forgot to add…the permalinks don’t work in the translated versions either – i.e. on my test site http://www.lleidaonline.net/blog works in Catalan but http://www.lleidaonline.net/en/blog returns a page not found error (badly translated except (so far) in the English which I’ve corrected (a nice feature of TransPosh).

Don’t forget to click on the US English (I’m also trying to find/write a British English .mo file so I can put a British flag instead of American, since I’m in Europe (and English!).

The main reason I want to do this at all is to cater for the two local languages, Catalan and Spanish, but have English available too. I also found a neat plugin for setting a different back end language but only managed to get that to work using the Codestyling Localization plugin which I couldn’t get to work completely as I wanted either).

Just thought I’d add that in the hope it’ll help others – here’s the Transposh link FYI, which is not usually mentioned but simpler than the main ones.

I have related questions about the relationship between the WP tables and the BP tables, so I’d like to make sure that I understand the responses above.

I know that BP maintains user profile information separately from “wp_usermeta” (in “wp_bp_xprofile_data”, to be specific). BP provides functionality for modifying this information, but no way for putting “wp_usermeta” fields into the “edit profile” form.

So I think the answer to Peter’s question is that without *major* customization:

1. You have to be happy with user data being stored in a few different places

2. All user editable info must be in the tables created by BP

Is this correct?

BTW, what does the “Disable BuddyPress to WordPress profile syncing?” option do under BP General Settings in the admin page? Does this only apply to the username field?

http://wpmu.org/the-wordpress-mu-guide/site-options/standard-site-options/

Are you taling about this cache https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-super-cache/ ?

bp does have built in support for this. If you can track down exactly when and where the avatars fail to load with it enabled it would help. Without being able to reproduce the problem in a specific area when this exact thing happnens or you do that thing, it’s impossible to track down the issues.

Try to reproduce the problem and post the results in trac as a bug.

First, make a test install of wpmu and buddypress. Then import your wordpress xml to the test wpmu install and see how it works (it normally works fine).

If you are satisfied with the results, then go for it.

http://wspinacze.pl/forum/ – I followed all your instruction and wordpress and buddypress are loaded (there is user avatar visible for logged in user) but there is no admin bar. any suggestions?

Westpointer-

This sounds like an interesting plugin. Thanks for your contribution!

Please consider submitting it to the WordPress plugin repository, tagged BuddyPress, when you feel it is ready to go. I’m sure many people will find this useful.

I will be interested in using this plugin myself on a new site I’ll be developing in about 2 months.