Updated to WordPress 3.1 r17434
February 10, 2011 in News
Updated to tonight’s most recent build of WordPress 3.1, and once again happy to report no issues.
I’ve also deactivated the Amazon S3 avatar storage plugin we were testing here. If you previously uploaded an avatar, you’re going to want to switch to using your Gravatar going forward.
In a twist, I’ve updated testbp.org to use the most recent version of BuddyPress trunk too. Things may be a little wonky while we work out some kinks, but this site is for you to test as well as us! 
Mike said on February 11, 2011
Solid =)
iglehart said on September 24, 2011
I agree.
Tan said on March 4, 2012
great!
oth said on February 11, 2011
can’t sign up, says page not found
mercime said on February 14, 2011
Second try at posting comment here. First one failed, left message on @johnjamesjacoby mentions
Peter said on February 15, 2011
Sign up and new forum post doesn’t work! ((
Gavin Barker said on February 17, 2011
Hi, I would like to test drive BuddyPress. I clicked on ‘register for an account’ but there is nothing there….
Gavin Barker said on February 17, 2011
Hi John, I am just including @johnjamesjacoby in the hope this will trigger an alert. Basically its the same message as before: I cannot register for a test drive, thanks
mk said on February 17, 2011
testing
Daryl said on February 20, 2011
Just tried to register but the site returns page not found.
J-Trip said on February 21, 2011
Registration is fixed. Sorry about that!
Demetrius said on February 21, 2011
Giving it a test run
Konstantin Klein said on February 23, 2011
Upgrade went without a glitch in three installations. Great work.
Matt Janicak said on February 24, 2011
Here’s dsfsdfsdfdsfsdfsdf
jjeonss said on February 25, 2011
TEST
write in Reply
Tan said on March 4, 2012
hhggsdfg
warren Fauvel said on February 25, 2011
test
Matt Diaz said on February 25, 2011
Test comment!
Andrew said on February 26, 2011
A small comment
Iain said on February 27, 2011
testing
kOoLiNuS said on February 28, 2011
Gravatars is the way to go!
test said on March 1, 2011
test comment
Eduardo Paz Ogle said on March 2, 2011
Mola
Gokhan Polat said on March 5, 2011
Sounds great.
Bev Doherty said on March 6, 2011
It appears to be very simple and easy to use.
John Vega said on March 10, 2011
test comment
Robb Prescott said on March 10, 2011
testing, testing, feel free to friend me if you are also testing!
Ron Simms said on March 11, 2011
I’m testing too
test said on March 11, 2011
Just a test
steed said on March 14, 2011
test test test
WebDescontos said on March 17, 2011
Ok My friend.
Imran said on March 17, 2011
checking if things are working fine ! ! ! !
Nick Smith said on March 17, 2011
hey folks this is a test comment.
rufat nuriev said on March 19, 2011
Cool
peter said on June 21, 2011
test comment
JR098 said on March 19, 2011
Testing my comments
Steve said on March 19, 2011
hi
Steve Garcia said on March 19, 2011
great
skim said on March 21, 2011
I love it!
bark said on March 22, 2011
bark
Scott Corgan said on March 25, 2011
Not sure about certain features.
J Private said on April 26, 2011
testing…+
fengde said on April 28, 2011
try
Al Catraz said on May 3, 2011
test
pe said on July 28, 2011
testing
danbzly said on September 1, 2011
123
danbzly said on September 1, 2011
Just checking this out!
danbzly said on September 1, 2011
Cool!
Shane said on October 4, 2011
Everything worked fine for me
CartOOnist ARiF said on January 27, 2012
My traffic with the MySQL server is high above out average, and at
present time, my transfer approx 1.5GB data pr hour from mysql server
to my wordpress/php solution. Also, I see that the highest hit rate
on your page is from the webserver (wordpress) itself. Of a total of
23641 pagerequests, 3595 comes from wordpress, 1482 from google and
~1000 from Kuwait Ministry of Defense.
What can I do?
Please help me!
Arifur Rahman
http://www.toonsmag.com
Aaron Baker said on March 14, 2012
Updated!
Santeri Iltanen said on April 14, 2012
Are this working? Test. Test.
Mr. Tester said on April 15, 2012
If I write here my comment is alone or is a reply?
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