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@ Hyrxx

I can’t seem to find it. Remember any other details?

I am getting the emails appropriately, but when I click on the link to approve/accept the group add, it gives me a website with “WordPress Failure Notice” at the browser title, and it asks “Are you sure you want to do this?” But it has no option for me to select yes, or check anything to actually approve. So this is still in the queue.

Similarly, I cannot reject the request – and if I click on the link in the email that says to view the request, it takes me to the user’s profile – but the request is not listed. In fact, in his of groups, it lists (1) as the number of groups (assuming because he requested), but then underneath it says he “hasn’t joined any groups yet.”

You could do it, but it is no five minute job, as you’d have to learn of a WordPress theme template works and add the code of the widgets to the code of the theme you are using. This means you pretty much have to learn PHP. Do you know PHP?

May I ask why you don’t want to use the widgets?

I also think this will be great!

I deactivated the BP-plugin. Problem remains. So it’s probably an issue with WordPress MU and the P2-theme?!

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Try removing or disabling BuddyPress. Does this problem still occur on WordPress MU?

That will be great

For #1, use Justin Tadlock’s Get The Image plugin in a loop. Or to make things easier, use Tadlock’s query_posts widget with Get The Image to easily define which posts to display. The Get The Image plugin does not cache the images though.

If you’re looking for image resizing / caching, try TimThumb from darrenhoyt.com… although I never have been able to get that working on WP.

For #2, there’s two plugins that I know of.

First one is The WordPress Bar. The second one is Pretty Link. It will not integrate with the BP bar… it will add another bar for external pages.

For #3, you’ll have to get creative with the xprofile fields. I have something setup with a BP install I’m working on, which manipulates the BP profile loop and uses CSS manipulation to display the social badges.

yes, full integration… I’ve noticed however that it creates a SECOND account if the member already has one, so it’s either log in with Twitter credentials, or with WordPress credentials…. site seems to consider them as separate accounts.

I explain this to my users at http://outgaylife.com/wp-login.php

I have WPMU setup in the root, but wanted to have the “community” page on a different page as well.

Here’s what I did:

1. Create a new WordPress page template with the BP widget toolbar calls in it.
2. Create a new WordPress page and apply the page template you created in step #1.
3. Add BP widgets to the BP widget toolbar.

That should be it!

There isn’t. The Dashboard on this site is a custom page, and is nothing to do with the WordPress admin backend.

wp has: https://codex.wordpress.org/Category:WP-Cron_Functions

I’d also suggest trying https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bad-behavior/

Well we know that within the next 6 months, mu and wordpress will eventually combine. At that point, it would be safe to bet that buddypress will work with both the multi-user as well as the single user (both will be the same)

List version numbers of buddypress, wordpress mu, and bbpress.

I believe this means that the mysql query wasn’t understood or the answer was blank (empty) and it didn’t know what to do with it.

I think that’s very much a WPMU issue.

Since you had single-user WordPress installed before, I’d suggest doing a clean install. This means making sure that you delete both the single-user WP and the newly installed WPMU files. Also, delete your MySQL database and start with a new one.

I assume that you do not have any data yet. If that is correct, then you can safely proceed down this road. If you do have important data in the MySQL DB, then you should back it up first.

Also, you should use a separate MySQL DB for WPMU. Do not use the one that you are already using for single-user WP.

Follow these instructions for help on installing WPMU. Make sure you read through all instructions linked below before beginning the install:

1. Download BuddyPress from here
2. https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/installing-wordpress-mu/
3. Read the readme.txt file that comes with the WPMU download

Then, once WPMU is installed and functioning properly, follow these instructions for help on installing BuddyPress.

1. https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/installing-buddypress/
2. Read the readme.txt file that comes with the BuddyPress download

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bpcontents/