[buddypress-dev] Call to undefined function bp_is_blog() .... on line 16?

[Brad Flora]

Hey there, I'm setting up my first bpress test install and right after I
switched over to the bpress theme, I received this error.  Do I not have the
buddypress tables installed?  I wondered about that.

How do I fix this?

The install instructions are somewhat vague about how the buddypress tables
are installed.  Instead of having them be automatically isntalled at some
indeterminate point when I log in, what if I had a button I could press to
install them from the admin?

-Brad

On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 7:46 PM, phlux0r <phlux0r at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Andy,
>
> I don't know much about BuddyPress yet to make suggestions but, I guess it
> would be good to have the ability to configure the way BP hooks into Mu. For
> example, on a default Mu site, the site blog homes are just their subdomains
> (or subdirectories if VHOST=no). But BP changes that. I hacked around to add
> a new option under BuddyPress to allow setting if the blog or the profile
> should be the default home...
>
> In the course of my current project, I will certainly get under the hood of
> BuddyPress and be able to contribute more...
>
> Cheers,
> Robert
>
>
> Andy Peatling wrote:
>
>> On 19-Aug-08, at 2:55 PM, phlux0r wrote:
>>
>>  Hi Brian,
>>>
>>> thanks for the thumbs up. I just tried a brand new install of WPMu2.6 +
>>> BuddyPress latest download (not SVN) and I can see the "Profiles" link now
>>> in the Site Admin. This was not available when I installed BuddyPress on
>>> another Mu2.6 install which had a few blogs already. Not sure if the
>>> sequence of installing things matter here? Also, is it essential to install
>>> the BuddyPress theme for the setup to execute correctly (as I haven't done
>>> that for my original install)...
>>>
>>
>> I'll chime in a little here. Almost all the development so far has gone on
>> the notion of people using it on a fresh installation of MU.
>>
>> I know there are a lot of people out there who want to drop BuddyPress
>> into an existing blog network (of course this will be of the features of
>> BuddyPress).
>>
>> Now seems to be a good time to start going back over what has been done
>> and put the parts in place that will let BuddyPress start to support
>> existing installs. I'll be looking at this over the next couple of weeks
>> (I'm on vacation next week), then moving onto the next components.
>>
>> Specific things that will be looked at:
>>
>>  - Supporting existing themes - stopping the 404's when template files
>> don't exist. The back end functionality tabs will need to be re-enabled for
>> this. Currently it's the default theme or nothing.
>>
>>  - Writing code to assign a subdomain or subfolder as your "home base" and
>> all others as blogs you belong to. This should solve the user-vs-blog
>> centric problem.
>>
>>  - Making sure that BP template tags can be used on any template file,
>> under any page slug. Right now profile information can only be rendered
>> under domain.com/user/profile for example. This won't work for a lot of
>> people. Sollaires opened a ticket for this exact problem recently with a
>> potential fix - http://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/55
>>
>> Does anyone have any comments on any of this?
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Andy
>>
>> ---------
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>> http://apeatling.wordpress.com
>>
>>
>>
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