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Is there any service/assistance provided to do a BuddyPress install for someone keen to start a community using BuddyPress, but lacking the technical smarts to do all the installs and fine tuning?
I’ve been reading and reading WordPress, WordPress MU and BuddyPress doco’s and am still not confident I’d be able to get it all working – however, I now have a much better appreciation as to the skill and knowledge needed to make things work properly.
I was hoping there might be a service where I could get someone to do the install on a server environment set up for BuddyPress, all ready for me to add plugins, contribute to the dev community (and provide some non-technically minded people’s problems) and get my social network idea up and running.
I’ve managed content for several CMS websites, so am confident I could use the system, I just don’t know where to start with the install and am fully aware that if you do it wrong from the start, you’ll have problems with the site forever!
Any help anyone can provide would be greatly appreciated.
Topic: Extended profiles only
Hi all
I’m looking at using the extended profile plugin. With Buddypress do you have to then access everything through the frontend?
I have seen earlier images and they shopw that the profile etc can still be accessed from WordPress’ backend, but i just installed the latest build of buddypress and it doesn’t seem to let me access anything from the backend.
Could someone shed some light on this for me?
I’m trying to add wp-classifieds to my site. I only want it to show up as a link (tab) off the front page (which it is doing successfully). However, it also shows up as a plugin option for user blogs which I don’t want it to do. I have installed it in the plugins directory of my wpmu. Also, I cannot add ads as it thinks I’m not logged in or registered. Logging in takes me to the backend. If I click “visit site” it still thinks I’m not logged in. I’m not a programmer, but would like to know how involved it might be to adapt this to buddypress. Thanks in advance for any direction.
Topic: Where is the page?
I’m using buddypress-home for my wordpress mu, I write new page with this domain http://domain/about/ but when i tried to access that link I always redirect to buddypress homepage. Help please?
I’ve just updated to trunck version r473 (from trac download) and I’m get the following error on all pages, both front-end and admin…
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘}’ in C:wampwwwwp-contentmu-pluginsbp-coredirectoriesbp-core-directory-members.php on line 95
Any idea why this might be happening? I’m running WordPress MU 2.6.3 under Apache 2.2.8 on Windows Vista (dev setup only)… everything else on MU is fine until I update the BuddyPress plugins to this latest trunk build (previously running tagged versions of BP from 26th October with no problems).
I’d appreciate any light anybody can shed on this and how I can address it.
Topic: Buddypress without blogs?
Hey guys,
I really like the idea of turning wordpress (mu) into a social network. But I just want that “social-network”-functions and I don’t want every user to have a blog. I know that this is kinda the main idea of buddypress.
So, my question is: Is it possible to deactivate this blog function or to.. “delete” that, so that my wordpress mu would just be a social netowrk without blogs?

If not, do you have any other ideas how to do that?
Thank you very much.
Topic: Error on install
I have just installed buddy press with my working wordpress mu installation. Upon installation, I receive error
“Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘=’, expecting ‘)’ in /homepages/2/d243379115/htdocs/qp/wp-content/mu-plugins/bp-blogs/bp-blogs-templatetags.php on line 344”
I have checked all of my permissions and everything seems to be correct. When I delete the entire bp-blogs folder, I can access my entire site (without the group buddy press blogs ofcourse).
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
On a previous version of bp my members pages were located something like this – http://piersfawkestest.purplelist.com/
Now the new theme wants to send visitors to http://purplelist.com/members/piersfawkestest/ – but there’s not a page there because the user’s page is at the original URL. Have I got to change the WordPress settings or something?
Any help much appreciated.
Topic: New URL format
So on the plane to London I worked out how to fix the member profile URLs and not require a pseudo-blog for each user.
So user profiles can be found at:
http://domain.com/members/andy
and then for each blog, a redirect can be set up from (as an example):
http://domain.com/members/andy/blogs/myblog TO http://myblog.domain.com
Interestingly enough, I think the way I have done it would make it quite possible for BuddyPress to work on regular WordPress. I’m not sure yet, I need to test this all out a bit more.
I’ll update with more info this week.
