Paul,
Oh! Much of that looks like features that are currently now built in to WordPress MU. To be honest, I just realized today that I never updated my BuddyPress blog to the newest version. I checked out some of the new features, and it looks like many of them work exactly like Multisite does. So I guess there is a way… just 1.5 months ago, there wasn’t exactly as simple of a way as there is now.
My apologies for bothering you with this newbie nonsense! But thank you very much for your response. (:
Regards,
Weasel
Have a look through https://buddypress.org/community/groups/localization/forum/topic/organizing-translations/
If you only want to change contents of the notification emails, you could see if Welcome Pack does what you want.
Hi there
Sorry we missed your original post. As much as I understand your question, the answer’s yes. Activate multisite on WordPress and away you go!
Thanks everyone for testing it! If you’re having strange issues with your theme, then it’s probably something to do with your theme. I have made sure that it works with the default theme, but beyond that you may need to make some tweaks for your particular situation. I’ve also updated the plugin in recent days to display better quality avatars, as well as not to require any additions to your template in the install instructions, and a couple other minor things. I’m still waiting on the WordPress repo to give me approval for adding it over there. Once I get that, I’ll drop a note here so you can update to the latest version.
Please comment on the trac covering this error: https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/2456
1. False. We get it everyday in our bug tracker.
2. BuddyPress.org and testbp.org see substantial traffic, and our showcase includes other high traffic BuddyPress powered sites.
3. BuddyPress.org is powered by the trunk version of BuddyPress, and could easily be powered by any 1.2+ version with only modifications to allow it to run on the shared .org space.
4. BuddyPress is operated in a similar fashion as WordPress, and has the complete support of the core contributing team of WordPress. That’s actually a good thing.
5. BuddyPress uses the same license as WordPress does. That’s another good thing.
Posts like this, aren’t healthy or helpful to anyone, as they’re not really founded on any past or current actions or activity.
But thanks for the feedback regardless. Feel free to contact me directly if you have questions about why this topic was locked or any of our responses.
have a look at @boonebgorges plugin: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-external-activity/ and you could modify that to attach to usermeta vs groupmeta
The only prob im having is creating a blog from groups>example_group>admin>groupblog – if you select a existing blog, all goes fine. When you select to create a new blog I get the following error though it does create the new blog despite the error msg.
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in F:Programmesxampphtdocswordpresswp-contentpluginsbp-groupblogbp-groupblog-admin.php on line 23
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at F:Programmesxampphtdocswordpresswp-contentpluginsbp-groupblogbp-groupblog-admin.php:23) in F:Programmesxampphtdocswordpresswp-includespluggable.php on line 890
First: I have not updated to WordPress 3.0 … 
I used “root” instead of “admin” and I immediately replaced after the installation all text with “admin” in the database with “root”.
Hey @modemlooper !
Thanks for your reply, but it doesn´t work… To remove the action bp_get_displayed_user_nav(), I need the hook to which the function to be removed is hooked.
https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/remove_action
I think bp_get_displayed_user_nav()… isn´t hooked anywhere! 
Edit: Need a function like replace_action( $function_to_replace, $function_to_add, $priority, $accepted_args )! 
Like str_replace in php, or something!^^
Hi there, when I first rate a post, this msg appears:
Deprecated: Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated in /opt/lampp/htdocs/wordpress-mu/wp-settings.php on line 765
Deprecated: Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated in /opt/lampp/htdocs/wordpress-mu/wp-settings.php on line 780
If I refresh, everything goes back to normal.
Using WPMU 2.9.2, BP 1.2.3 and malleable for BP 0.0.7 on localhost.
Regards,
1) Yes, this is possible via this plugin – http://www.justin-klein.com/projects/wp-fb-autoconnect
2) Yup, BP offers profiles with avatar uploading / cropping.
3) By P2P, I believe you mean the activity stream. You can disable that in the admin area.
4) It depends what you mean by “simple forum”. The forums in BuddyPress do not offer a universal backend to administrate topics. Also, an important distinction you need to know is BuddyPress uses a concept known as “groups”. You need to create a group before you can enable a forum. This is similar to way Facebook works with fan pages. If you need a traditional forum (with forum categories, admin interface), stick to your bbPress install.
If you just want profiles, you can enable just the profiles component and turn off the rest.
The fundamental difference between BuddyPress and bbPress is this:
-bbPress is a forum
-BuddyPress is a social networking script
I believe it’s possible to have extended profiles and avatars on your bbPress install as well. There should be a few plugins out there that does the job.
Re: future of bbPress – it’s pretty much confirmed that bbPress will become a WordPress plugin some time late this year (in fact, work has begun!). Standalone bbPress will cease to exist. However, there are plans to provide backwards compatibility to the new plugin via an import script.
Thanks a lot! I was surprised that there was that many errors but I guess i’ll just go with it!
You can ignore notices for the most part; it’s something the BP core dev team needs to clean up, but won’t affect the functionality of BP.
I believe you have WP_DEBUG defined in wp-config.php, if you do, uncomment that line.
Try the BP Groupblog plugin instead:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-groupblog/
It’s been awhile since I’ve used BP Community Blog (back in the ol’ BP 1.0 days), but I believe it allows you to give a group access to an existing blog to post at. This wouldn’t be on the BP frontend. It’s more of a WP admin thing. Just glanced the code a bit, and I *think* the code should still hold up…
You don’t need the BP Template Pack if you’re doing this.
What you’ll need to do is:
1) Deactivate the BP Template Pack plugin.
2) Activate the BuddyPress Default theme on your blog.
3) Setup WP 3.0 in network mode as a subdirectory install.
4) Create a new user blog and activate whatever theme you want on this new blog.
I’ve only ever seen ones that the blog owner sells stuff. I wonder if https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-e-commerce/ or other WP plugins have been tested on WPMU so that blog owners could sell stuff too.
@hnla, The events plugin for BP1.1(dev) had no time to update it,but if we all ask the developer for this great plugin with eventbrite for adapt it for BP
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/the-events-calendar/
Eventbrite for The Events Calendar now has one piece of standalone functionality. This plugin includes a series of shortcodes that will allow the embedding of Eventbrite Widgets into WordPress post/page/sidebar content. Want to sell tickets or show a registration form for an Eventbrite event that you didn’t create yourself from WordPress? Now you can.
Eventbrite for The Events Calendar
Sell tickets directly from your post
Extensive template tags for customization
MU Compatible
Many of the amazing features of Eventbrite – directly from WordPress
Use shortcode to place any event ticketing on any post
If we can get the developer to amend this event for BP,would be great!
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/the-events-calendar/
You are right, I should have explained.
I am making theme both compatible for WP and BP by using something like this
<?php if (get_option(‘gangmei_switch_platform’) == ‘buddypress’) { ?>
<?php include(TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/_inc/member-search.php’); ?>
<?php } else { include(TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/_inc/search-form.php’); } ?>
This work 100%
( If buddypress is enable from theme option page, it will show the buddypress member search form
else it will show the wordpress search form)
But i want something like I said.
