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Dr. James posted a new activity comment: 2 years, 1 month ago
In reply to: Will Chapman posted an update in the group Buddypress Features and Usability: I’ve been trying to install Buddy Press now – on both my webhost and local machine – for over a week and whilst I can get to the point […] ViewHad the same problem trying to figure this out over 6 months ago, the easiest way now is to use the regular wordpress install and install buddy press as a pluggin ….. just do a search in the pluggin directory for BUDDYPRESS.
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Dr. James posted a new activity comment: 2 years, 1 month ago
In reply to: Dr. James posted an update in the group Buddypress Features and Usability: So just to clearify… Do I need to start out with an MU install like before and be on a site that will host MU….. or am I safe with the […] ViewThanks for the clearification Andy…
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Dr. James posted an update in the group
Buddypress Features and Usability: 2 years, 1 month ago
So just to clearify… Do I need to start out with an MU install like before and be on a site that will host MU….. or am I safe with the regular wordpress + buddypress plugin + bundled theme ? ?
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hey, i’d like to test this one! looks nice
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Dr. James posted an update: 2 years, 1 month ago
I built two sites over there…. so what happens now?
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Dr. James posted an update: 2 years, 1 month ago
Just got here …. I was over at NING….. I heard something happened?
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Dr. James became a registered member 2 years, 1 month ago
The most straightforward option is to install standard WordPress and then install BuddyPress via the auto plugin install option in your dashboard.
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Thanks for the clearification Andy…