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Hello.
I installed buddypress on my website yesterday but, my registration won’t work. When I click register there comes the normal thing. When I click sign up it just reloads the page. My wordpress site runs on iis 6.0 and I am using wp-404-handler.php for pretty permalinks.Hey ppls!
I’m currently using “WordPress MU Sitewide Tags Pages” to aggregate blogposts from my network on the BuddyPress frontpage but ran into some questions I hoped you could help with.
1) Is it possible to segment the blogs into different segments like (Teachers: English, Math, Sports etc) ?
I’d like to use a feature like that so I can make a news box where the users can choose which kinda blogs they’d like to see news blogposts from.2) Can I force some blogposts to stay at the top of the aggregated blogposts?
Regards
Greetings,
I have been trying to setup BuddyPress for a while now and I didn’t succeed!
When installed i get this message:
“The following active BuddyPress Components do not have associated WordPress Pages: Discussion Forums, User Groups, Members, Activate, Register.”When I press the ‘Repair’-button the problem do NOT get fixed.
Also, according to the setup-guide the following option should be available in the backend-panel:
“Click on “Set up a new bbPress installation” button.”I do NOT have that option. My backend looks like this:

How do I solve the above problems?
I’m an author, and I’m looking for some wisdom about whether to use BuddyPress 1.5 at my WordPress 3.2.1 website, or whether to explore other options.
Here is what I want to accomplish in terms of social networking:
1. Allow readers to find and connect with one another by interest and location.
2. Enable the formation of reader subgroups, again by interest and location.If I do go with BuddyPress, the two main issues then become:
1. Which are the most stable and visually attractive BP-compliant WordPress themes?
2. Which of the many BP plugins do I absolutely need to install, consider, or avoid?BTW, on the side, here are the other site functions I’ll build with WP and WP plugins:
1. Allow readers to contribute resources and referrals for use by other readers.
2. Notify readers of upcoming speaking gigs and workshops.
3. Post video and audio clips from diverse author events.
4. Support print book and e-book purchases.
5. Publish relevant blog postings.
6. Build an opt-in reader mailing list for education and marketing purposes.At this stage I have a very simple WP startup installation to build upon at http://GlobalSense.com.
Thanks for any wisdom or referrals you care to offer.
wp v3.2.1, bp v1.5, BuddyPress Widget Theme 1.5.
http://nexneurocare.comI would like to know if anyone knows how to HIDE the top (main) menu when a user is logged out and SHOW the menu when a user is logged in. would this be a buddypress plugin or a wordpress plugin? does anyone have any idea how to do this?
OR is it possible to lock down the site, meaning only login page is shown until the user is logged in?
thank you,
Paul L.I use activity items / loops, but I don’t want a dedicated page showing site wide activity.
In 1.5 though, if I remove / don’t set the ‘activity’ page, I get ‘plagued’ by a warning message in admin:
The following active BuddyPress Components do not have associated WordPress Pages: Activity Streams. [Repair]
Is there a hook / filter to remove this warning?
Also, the terminology is not really appropriate – there’s nothing to ‘repair’ – I want the component, I don’t want the page
I am testing buddypress on my localhost. The WordPress plugin installer doesn’t work as it depends on wordpress.org/extend/plugins/ being able to connect to my installation via FTP which isn’t possible.
How do I get the new Site Wide forums working if I can’t use the automatic WordPress plugin installer?
Topic: Couple Thoughts
It took me a minute to track down when and where this works, but if you comment on a group’s activity wall, it will appear on your activity wall. If people reply to that comment it will appear on the group’s activity wall as well. If you comment on a blog post or forum post, it appears on your activity wall as well, however, when someone replies to that comment it doesn’t appear on the blog post or forum post. I think that will be very confusing to people or result in a lot of comments going completely unnoticed.
My second thought, is that people always make a big deal about the importance of creating child themes so you can always keep your Buddypress installation up to date, and I believe that is important. But if you use the Buddypress Template plugin for your theme and then have to update Template in order to update Buddypress like you did with the last Buddypress update, doesn’t that defeat the purpose? All of your custom theme files will be wiped out when you update Buddypress Template like they would if you directly edited the Buddypress theme instead of creating a child theme.
My last thing is about the activity wall notifications that notify you that you just commented on your own comment, which seems very redundant. You can read the original ticket here http://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3192 Everybody has their own opinions and a lot of the time they are just differences in how they want to do something, but this to me seems like an obvious no brainer, doesn’t it?
I am trying to edit my profile but it is showing me a 404 page instead. I am using the latest versions of wordpress and buddypress and it is a new install. Any help would be appreciated.
Topic: Only status update?
Hi, I have buddypress installed, but i would like to know how to get only the status updates to show as well as comments on post. I don’t want the activity to show new member who has joined or when they have made a friend.
What file do i edit and what lines do i edit to do this, and what must i change please help. I have buddypress 1.5 and wordpress 3.2.1
Apologies if this has already been posted, but I couldn’t find a solution. After upgrading to 1.5, I’m getting the following error on my WordPress pages:
Warning: in_array() expects parameter 2 to be array, null given in /var/www/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/bp-registration-options/bp-registration-options.php on line 1594
When I try to go to the Dashboard, I get the above error, plus these two:
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /var/www/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/bp-registration-options/bp-registration-options.php:1594) in /var/www/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/admin/bp-core-update.php on line 32
Fatal error: Call to undefined function is_site_admin() in /var/www/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/bp-registration-options/bp-registration-options.php on line 6
And nothing else. Anyone with an idea of what is going on here? Thanks for your help!

I have a custom post type (“books”) and I like activities (new posts and comments) related to this post type to be included in the activity stream.
I’ve had a look at Boone’s post (http://bpdevel.wordpress.com/2011/08/12/custom-post-types-comments-and-the-activity-stream-in-bp-1-5/) about how to get this working, and tried a bunch of different alternatives… but no luck so far.
I’m running WP 3.2.1 and BP 1.5.
Any ideas/suggestions are appreciated. I’m not sure how to troubleshoot this.
Thanks!