http://druid3realms.org/wordpress/
To modify that index.html page via your wordpress admin, you will need to move wordpress into your root https://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress
and delete index.html.
Or; you can use wordpress on that html page – see this – https://codex.wordpress.org/Integrating_WordPress_with_Your_Website
== I am currently using group forums on my buddypress setup and I want to remove forums from it.. ==
Backup then delete bb-config.php file at root where you installed WordPress.
== to change the main landing page, for example, or to change other pages = I can’t find anything in the site that allows me to change these pages=
You change/add Pages just the same way as you usually would for a regular WordPress page, from the wp-admin backend.
Of course, I just answered my own question. I had to change the permalink structure of my WordPress site.
It wanted to use /index.php/%year%/%monthnum%/%postname%/
I had to change it to just /%year%/%monthnum%/%postname%/
Hope not, I’d be damned…
But in the theme’s demo, everything is working beaufully: http://ghostpool.com/wordpress/?theme=score
Exactly as I’d like to.
contact me asap
That isn’t how this works; no one is going to email you to help you. I suggest you check the codex or these forums for people having a similar issue.
As a general hint, create a WordPress page and then set it in your BuddyPress settings.
@mercime I’m not sure that would be considered best practice… 
I’m developing a bespoke CMS with WordPress using Custom Post Types and I need WP_DEBUG on to make sure everything is running smoothly.
If it’s going to take bbPress in excess of 4 weeks to fix a seemingly simple bug with help menus, I’m not too confident about keeping the software installed.
Saw this: https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/1699
You’re seeing that because WP_DEBUG is set to true in your wp-config.php, make it false
It is a new installation, without plugins, just the Score theme (http://themeforest.net/item/score-review-wordpress-buddypress-theme/703127) wich has been last updated few days ago and without bugs.
Do we have a BP 1.6 Release Date?
== I remember when installing forums in BuddyPress was a breeze… ==
The internal bbPress installation, Forums for Groups, is still a breeze. Group Forums are fully integrated with BP 1.5.2. While Sitewide Forums, bbPress 2.0.2, is compatible with BP 1.5.2, full integration will come in BP 1.6 possibly with script to migrate Group Forums to the Sitewide Foruns.
As to the errors you are encountering, are these on a relatively new installation? If you change to bp-default theme and deactivate all plugins except BP and bbPress, are the errors still showing up? If so, you might want to report it in Trac. https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/
ok, thank you!!! But I don’t know how to modify bp-default to look like redline…..I was trying to follow the instructions for the Buddypress theme pack added to a WordPress theme……where can I find the instructions for modifying bp-default?
Man this sucks, Deleted my entire site, reinstalled wordpress, buddypress, and still no luck
I just did it on my test site and it worked….
My default language in wp-config.php is defined as
`define (‘WPLANG’, ‘en_GB’);`
( see Language codes: https://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_in_Your_Language )
So I placed the buddypress-en_GB.mo and buddypress-en_GB.po in /wp-content/languages
Then logged out and the new message was there in the default sidebar….
Sure can. Two ways. Functions.php or a plugin
Have a nice day. https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/private-buddypress/
@Helmi as Paul said, any plugins for wordpress will (should) work. and their IS alot of them (about 177 plugins come up with a search – https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search.php?q=facebook+connect & https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search.php?q=twitter+login)
Their is also a premium facebook connect plugin designed for Buddypress – http://buddydev.com/plugins/buddypress-facebook-connect-plus/
There’s some patches available here:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2587
You’ll have to play around with the code a bit since it’s been awhile since those patches were created.
Not sure. You might want to bring it up with the authors of the plugin here:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-group-email-subscription/forum/
You might also want to try WP Better Emails about making WP emails HTML-compatible:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-better-emails/
Bonus is it allows you to style the email template. Not sure how that gels with the digests in the Group Email Subscription plugin.
Ok, I figured out some of it on my own. If anyone else runs into trouble setting up the multisite blogging (i.e. creating a network), the answer is that you need to set up the network on WordPress first, then set up BuddyPress. Here’s a link to the WP instructions: https://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network
As for why my forums tab isn’t appearing, I still haven’t solved that one. If anyone has suggestions, I’d appreciate it.
This sort of thing doesn’t need to be BuddyPress specific; find a WordPress plugin that does it, and it should work.
Thank you for your reply. That does help set things straight in my mind.
Being new to this I didn’t realize that bbPress was (or used to be?) more than just a WordPress plugin. So, to answer your question, I am using the 2.0.2 version of the bbPress plugin for WP.
I recently changed my theme, but was experiencing the same problem on my previous theme BP Columns 1.5.3. Below is what I’m currently running:
Wordpress 3.3.1
Theme:
Frisco for BuddyPress 1.5.04
Plugins:
BuddyPress 1.5.2
bbPress 2.0.2
BP-NotificationWidget 1.4
BP-Registration-Options 3.0.3
BuddyPress Moderation 0.1.6
Buddypress Sitewide activity widget 1.1.3.3
Calendar 1.3.1
Email Users 3.4.1
File Gallery 1.7.3
oEmbed for BuddyPress 0.52
U BuddyPress Forum Attachment 1.2.1
Visual Form Builder 1.9.1
WP-FB-AutoConnect 2.2.0
WP-Filebase 0.2.9.10
WP-Polls 2.62
WP Survey And Quiz Tool 2.8.3
I put it in bp-custom-php – actually it also worked in functions.php…
I’m not sure if you want the same functionality. Wrapping in `is_admin` was so that the following lines only worked on the admin pages. `remove_action` shouldn’t be necessary.
The `define` line tells buddypress to use the wp adminbar. This adds the personal menu under your name like on this page and gets rid of some blank space under the menu bar. It also stops the buddybar being rendered (behind the WP admin bar – see WP bug mentioned above). I can not find a simple way to use the buddybar instead of the wp adminbar on the admin page – but I think that’s the way WordPress wants it to work…
For the public facing side I have selected Hide admin bar for logged out users? so you only see the buddybar when logged in.
What are you trying to achieve?
BuddyPress can handle whatever you need it to. That said, it is not a turn-key community ecommerce solution, and you’ll need to patch plugins in, create s custom theme, etc… As long as you use BuddyPress/WordPress as the engine that powers your idea rather than the solution to all your problems, it makes perfect sense to start here. If you expect to install a few plugins, turn it loose, and have your ideas come to life, sadly it won’t be that easy.
