9087877Inactive
You can used my child theme its only for the BP-Default theme it adds this functionality.
http://ezwebdesign.wordpress.com/free-stuff/
After updating to Buddypress 1.6.1 within WordPress 3.4.1 I have the same issue…
How do I access the “Install Update Wizard” again to get functionality back?
I get “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.” for every Buddypress admin page.
Is there a solution yet for this? I’m dead in the water right now
OMG @neononcon please tell me how I could be forgiven for my silly delay? Chaos ‘s reigned in my world for a couple of months and I forgot about Buddypress until it turns to wonderful 1.6.
– Yeah, Theme paid.
– Too bad I did not notice about the confused users when both Sidewide and Group’s forums are enabled and now I do not know how to do. But I wonder why Buddypress team does not make this better blending the use of them.
– No spam! Wangward, Akismet and WordPress Hashcash have destroyed them while I was having coffee.
PS: For anyone who wants to ask me questions, mention me, otherwise I may miss you.
I did a fresh install of wordpress and BP 1.6.1.
It works perfect on the parent theme but not on 3 column BP theme.
—
Fatal error: Cannot access empty property in …/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-template.php on line 823
—
When I open the child theme members>single>home.php and removed the ffg block it will show no error but not all tabs will show
`
`
Can you test where it is conflicting.
Ah hah. I think I see the confusion.
When BP is installed or update, you need to run the Install/Update Wizard. There’s a banner at the top of the page that shows you this: see https://mercime.files.wordpress.com/2011/11/bp-installation-wizard-01.gif
Once you have completed the Install/Update Wizard, the “Settings” link (and everything else) should work. Can people here check they’ve done this, and let me know if the problem’s resolved?
We can make the Settings link only appear once the Wizard has been completed in future releases of BuddyPress; we didn’t think of this. Thanks for the feedback.
No just the one installation. Manually uploaded the WP files to the root web folder of the server, then installed the buddypress as a plugin.
No multiple copies, no multisite.
I did have one weird problem when I first installed. I was fooling around with ‘frontend posting’ plugins just before the 1.6 release of buddypress. The database structure broke which stopped the wordpress admin area from working properly (I think because the JS weren’t loading). So I deleted the database entries for buddypress then reinstalled and it was fixed. Then I upgraded to 1.6.
I don’t see how this would cause the problem however.
Anyone have any ideas?
Yes, wondering what you’ve done to get it like that. Have you got two copies of WordPress (http://processpedia.designquotes.com.au/ and http://processpedia.designquotes.com.au/buddypress/)? Or are you running multisite, and “buddypress” is a site?
Hi Websitevala, if possible can you go to your BuddyPress settings and resave and also resave the permlinks under Settings? This may not be it but a good check.
If that doesn’t work it’s worth checking if a plugin could be interacting and testing (if possible) with the default BuddyPress theme.
If we’re still out of luck as to where the culprit is can you please link to your site (if possible) and tell us what theme you are using? Also if you are able to paste into https://gist.github.com/ any errors you are having in your error log (your hosting can help you locate this), that would also be helpful.
As for what gets effected when you upgrade, well that’s a little dependent on your set up. It is usually advised to make sure all your essential plugins and your theme either have updated versions or work with BuddyPress 1.6 – the same goes with WordPress.
If you’re moving forum content, you probably want to be migrating to bbPress rather than BuddyPress. Check it out, especially its importers — it should give an idea of the appropriate APIs to use.
@formbi I don’t know what theme you’re using, but almost all of the updated themes have custom menus which you can configure via Appearance > Menuw https://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/how-to-set-up-your-main-site-navigation-using-the-built-in-wordpress-menus/
== that is much more complicated job. ==
@rogercoathup true. Until such a time that someone releases it (free or paid), the next best thing are WP bootstrap themes with the template pack plugin 
== Would be nice to see alternative UI elements for the presentation of dynamic elements of BuddyPress ==
It will be easier (relatively) come BP 1.7 but it would still involve an investment of not inconsiderable time.
I resolved my problem with the error of `Call to undefined function bp_displayed_user_id() in C:xampphtdocsbpwp-contentpluginsbuddypressbp-corebp-core-template.php on line 1117` by:
1. reverting to the old 1.5.7 version of BuddyPress plugin
2. deactivating BuddyPress plugin – silly me for not doing this the first time
3. deactivating a BuddyPress dependent plugin ( User Name Availability Checker for wordpress/buddypress from http://buddydev.com/buddypress/creating-a-buddypress-wordpress-username-availability-checker-for-your-site )
4. then updating BuddyPress
5. and finally reactivating BuddyPress and dependent plugins
The moral of this story: I should always deactivate significant plugins such as BuddyPress before updating. All good now
@manswab As mentioned above, based on the HTML structure of your theme, you need to change 16 template files within the 6 BP folders transferred to your wallow theme folder in server during the compatibility process.
If you’ve previously changed any of the BP template files in your wallow theme folder in server, replace all of them for a clean slate by deleting the 6 BP folders – /activity, /blogs, /forums, /groups, /members, and /registration – then re-run Appearance > BP Compatibility.
Download the 6 clean BP folders to your computer hard drive.
A. At the top of each of those 16 template files I linked to above, replace
`
`
with the following:
`
<div id=”post-“>
`
Then, in each of 16 files, you’d like to change the BP Templates’ page title’s header tag from `
…
` or `
..
` to
`
// Titles Of Respective BP Page Templates //
`
AND move title to above `
`. Just watch out when you do this in the /activity/index.php page.
Save files.
Hi,
i had a similar problem on a multisite install: after update from 1.5.6 to 1.6, no access to profiles, topics and some plugins. All links going nowhere else as my homepage
I searched in the recent tickets and found a solution here: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4415
By commenting the (very old) NOBLOGREDIRECT line in wp-config, my url’s where back 
On a single install, it maybe possible to add this filter
`add_filter( ‘bp_do_redirect_canonical’, ‘__return_false’ );`
These solution was already given by @boonebgorges on this forum a few days back i guess
For example here in this WPMUorg tutorial the author explains how to replace some piece of code, but it is passed as a variable in the execution time, after it’s assigned with a value http://wpmu.org/how-to-create-your-very-first-wordpress-plugin/
Will it work if I want to modify the php templating code BEFORE it gets parsed by the PHP engine? I think not…
@stevedmma aside from creating your own bp-default child theme, you can also use a regular WP theme and make it compatible with BuddyPress via BP Template Pack plugin. We have “template-packed” more than 75 WP themes in list -> https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/wordpress-to-buddypress-theme/#template-packed-wordpress-themes
PageLines Base theme 1.0.2.0. Here are the plugins. (You asked for it…) Akismet, AWPCP, Audit Trail, Backup WordPress, BP Profile Search, BuddyPress, BuddyPress Activity Plus, BuddyPress Album, BuddyPress for PageLines, BuddyPress Template Pack, BWP Google XML Sitemaps, Dynamic Widgets, Envolve chat, Events Manager, Fast Secure Contact Form, Google Analyticator, Jetpack, My Category Order, PageLines Sections, Platinum SEO, Redirection, Role Manager, Search & Replace, SEO Ultimate, WishList Member, WP-EVP, WP Audio.
9087877Inactive
You can used my child theme its only for the BP-Default theme it adds this functionality.
http://ezwebdesign.wordpress.com/free-stuff/
@mairaj
– Create a bp-default child theme -> https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/building-a-buddypress-child-theme/
– Copy header.php from bp-default theme to your child theme folder then remove the search div from the header.php in you child theme folder
– Create a Page Template -> https://codex.wordpress.org/Pages#Creating_Your_Own_Page_Templates and add the code your deleted from header.php replacing the_content tag and upload to your child theme folder in server
– Pages > Add New and title it whatever you want then choose the template in sidebar then make it private, Admin can access that page anytime.
–
@anaxent There are no bootstrap themes based on the bp-default theme AFAIK. There are however a large number of “bootstrapped” WordPress themes — http://wpmu.org/7-free-twitter-bootstrap-themes-for-wordpress/ and https://wordpress.org/extend/themes/the-bootstrap — which could be made compatible with BuddyPress by using the BP Template Pack plugin and going through the compatibility process and fixing alignment.
all three questions (a) – (c) simply related to the same issue @mercime.
I got a warning so do I really need to update the forums anyway? So what if I don’t? My question about being concerned was not to get feedback from my Sys Admin (which I am the S.A. for the site and server). WP warned me — so do I need to be concerned? The warning was cryptic with respect to WordPress/BuddyPress, not the server.
An my manual update question was this — if the automated WP routine can’t update the forums, is there a manual workaround.
Sorry, I forgot to mention that I’m running WordPress 3.4.1 and BuddyPress 1.6.
Digging around in the Codex a little bit showed me that it is possible for my desired structure to be achieved (community.mysite.com/usersite); however, seemed to indicate that my WordPress instalation must be in http://community.mysite.com and not http://mysite.com.
Is there a way to do this with the WordPress install in the main site?
Thank you for a masterfully comprehensive plugin,
Ben
