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wordpressfan: That’s nothing directly to do with the subject of this thread, which has been marked completed. Start a new thread.

It sounds like you need to learn a bit about how WordPress child themes are implemented. I had a quick google and found http://op111.net/53.

I’ve also removed the status from this thread as it isn’t a support issue.

Tore, read this and see if that helps.

I would first search the most recent file you modified, making sure that you did not add whitespace before or after the php tags. It appears that that would be new-user.php. If you cannot find the issue in that file, then move on to the the next file you modified, looking for the same issue.

hi dwpers

are you using Limit blogs per user plugin.

This is a known issue with that plugin.let me explain it.

If s user does not selects a blog,he is added as a member of your main site(subscriber or what ever default signup role is,this is a wordpress Mu requirement).So the blog count for user becomes one even if he has not signed up for the blog.

You can manually add the user to new blog.

Please go to wpmu backend->Site Admin->Blogs

In the add blog option,enter the users email address(the email address of existing user and create his blog).he will be automatically assigned the new blog(removed from the main blog) and can do the things as normal.

hope it helps.I am working on the newer version of this plugin which will take into consideration the factor (when user has no self created blog,it should be considered as zero).

Thanks

Brajesh

@wordpressfan

I’m closing this thread as it deals with the exact same issue you posted several hours earlier. You can read my response in that thread.

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/member-theme-remove-me-and-my-profile-columns

Installed the plug-in, it’s looking good! I’ll post results after I’ve done some testing.

Question: I want to create a widget just like the wordpress calender: http://www.sajidmc.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/screenshot-1.png

but than for the events. Any idea’s how I can do this quickly?

I know how to script, but don’t know where to start with this.

You could also try some WP plugins that add additional hidden, input fields to the registration form:

-Invisible Defender – https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/invisible-defender/

-NoSpamNX – https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/nospamnx/

Chances are a spam bot will fill these input fields in, and thus these plugins will block these submissions.

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I’ve been meaning to give this a shot, but I haven’t tried it yet because I don’t need the extra layer of protection (right now anyway)!

Not sure if everyone knew this, but wordpress.org uses BuddyPress now!

Check it out:

https://profiles.wordpress.org/users/

tray this deep integration script instead, this should fix your problem.

if ( !defined( ‘ABSPATH’ ) & !defined( ‘XMLRPC_REQUEST’ )) {

define( ‘WP_USE_THEMES’, false );

include_once( ‘/your/absolute/path/to/wordpress/wp-config.php’ );

$wp->init();

$wp->register_globals();

http://youlookfab.com

WordPress blog since 2006, bbPress forum added in 2008, and now a BuddyPress community. To start with we’re only using extended profiles and private messaging, but will layer in additional features over time.

Very grateful for the powerful platform that Andy and team have created, and for the great support offered by Burt, JJJ, Jeff and all the others on the forum.

As I read your post, you have an old forum you want “into” BuddyPress. BP or WordPress MU aren’t forums. BuddyPress’ forum components are provided by BBPress.

If you want to import things differently, you need to write your post in more detail and even then I doubt there’s any easy solution

WPMU places restrictions on certain tags like [embed] and [object].

Try installing the Unfiltered MU plugin and then attempt to embed your SWF.

Diego, think of the BP Member template as a starter template (like how the Kubrick template is the starter template for WordPress!).

You have to build upon the template to get what you want to achieve.

I’ve gotten WordPressMU installed (2.8.4a) and bbPress (1.0.2) installed. When you create a group the forum is creating in bbPress. I can post a topic on the bbPress side and it’ll show up in BuddyPress. When I try creating a new topic or replying to a topic I get that dreaded – “There was an error posting that topic” message.

I’ve made sure I enabled XMLRPC and Pingbacks in bbPress and added that line to my bbPress config. I also use that XMLRPC testing plugin and it returns normal data so it can connect to bbPress via XMLRPC.

Are there any other troubleshooting steps I can take or any ideas of what I might be missing?

@DJPaul: I agree with you DJPaul, and I’m a hardened OSS supporter. If the ‘fees’ are small I feel like it’s more of a donation and I’m ok with them. I would be completely against things if the cost was more. But hey, people are allowed to make money from WordPress and it puts food one many people’s tables.