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ok. I wanted to see if the problem is here (. htaccess). I think yes. Pay attention to punctuation.

back copies blogs.php
put
RewriteRule ^(.*/)? /(.*) wp-content/blogs.php files? File = $ 2 [L]
and see if there avatars

You’ll want to run the BP Template Pack plugin to make your WordPress theme compatible with BP: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-template-pack/

.htaccess
RewriteRule ^(.*/)?files/(.*) wp-includes/ms-files.php?file=$2 [L]

just by looking at the source code (in this case open up bp-core.php and you’ll see where bp-custom.php is referenced prior to the adminbar code) + another great plugin if you have a development setup -> https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-hook-sniffer/

@r-a-y and anyone else who contributed to the patch.

Thanks!

Check out: https://codex.wordpress.org/User:Andrea/Create_A_Network#Create_a_Network_of_WordPress_Sites

Hi.
The right way to do this (as i have heard)
https://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/
If you use this method you have full control over styling and it works perfect.
@mikepratt gave this tips in this presentation that i think is a awesome. Check it out here

DFW WordPress MeetUp: BuddyPress: Social Networking in Box

@hnla thnxx

@ray thnxx too. the patch works perfect

Just to add to this, if you’re using a custom WP theme and you want to add BuddyPress functionality, then you’ll need to use the BP Template Pack plugin:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-template-pack/

If you’re used to customizing themes, then you’ll feel right at home with BP templates and custom loops. Check out the codex for more info.

What hnla is talking about is if you’re using WP 3.0 and you want to add user blogs, you’ll need to add network functionality. Read this post by Pete Mall for more info:
http://developersmind.com/2010/05/17/enable-multi-site-in-wordpress-3-0/

You need to use a WPMU plugin like New Blog Defaults:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wpmu-new-blog-defaults/

Put the PHP file (not the folder) in /wp-content/mu-plugins/

Haven’t tested compatibility with WP 3.0, but it should work.

@si you’ve added in a carriage return/line feed after the closing ?> or before it’s opening, anything that represents a character is interpreted as browser output. Ensure you have no whitespace after the closing php tags.

@ray added code to functions in bp default

but getting eeor wen going to login pae, logout link ..

header modification already send some sort error

Buddypress runs as a plugin of a WordPress install, either WP single or WPMU / WP MS(WP 3.0)

If you have your WordPress install up and running then you need to upload or install via dashboard the BP plugin and activate, no further domain issues unless you have decided to run user blogs then you have considerations such as sub domains for the user blogs or sub directories and possible DNS issues if you want to use sub domains.

thnx ray

Ron said:

Folks,

The issue here with 3.0 is that if an existing WP 2.9.2 install with uploaded media upgrades to 3.0 and enables the network the blog option for the upload_path can’t be changed to the blogs.dir folder because the existing media becomes inaccessible.

So my question is: is there a way to get the pre-existing media to show-up? I went from WPMU 2.9.2 to WP 3.0 – and all of my media is gone? It won’t even show up, if I enter the path to the file directly in the address bar? Shouldn’t it at least show an image if I put the exact path in?

I also tried to upload new media – and that doesn’t show up either, so I’m not sure if what Ron posted is my issue?

Thanks!