I’m getting the same issue. It runs fine in my test area but when I activate it on my live site the admin area goes white. Will look into what plugin is causing this 
It’s looking good. How does it deal with the header image and background image/color etc?
Kevin John – I wasn’t aware that you could use an if statement like that on wordpress. Good to know for future.
Paulo – I really think the best thing for you to do is to copy the header and footer design from your main blog to your bbpress design.
This will stop problems like this. bbPress integrates with WordPress well from a member point of view, however the design aspect of it is still separate.
It honestly shouldn’t take you longer than 30 minutes to copy the design over. Give me a buzz if you are unsure.
I’ve integrated with 3.0 and 2.92 so it does work.
Just to check: you did change bb-config-sample.php to bb-config.php didn’t you?
I assume that the news page is using your blog template rather than page.php.
I recommend checking the template which the page is using and then checking the template in the editor and take it from there.
Yes it may have been a little different if you did the integration with older releases. The best thing to do is to upgrade WordPress to the latest version, then bbPress, and then do the integration. Rather than integrate the scripts and then upgrade them.
Hi jakshi,
I’m surprised you had this problem as I did the integration process several times and never had a problem with this. Not sure if this is something that is caused my a setting on a websites host or something similar. I’ve updated the article with your suggestion though so that others will know to try this solution
Kevin
you should still be able to add a keymaster in 2.92. It’s no different. If it doesn’t then you need to check your cookie salts and keys again.
The installation does not make the bb-config.php file. It should already be uploaded, all the installation does is update it with the info you add during the installation process (as long as you make it writeable, if not, you need to update it manually).
Have you uninstalled buddypress completely i.e. deactivated the plugin, removed the tables and deleted the template pack?
Craig.
I went through the exact same thing a few days ago and was getting the same error as you initially. As well as removing the tables you need to remove the plugin. You all need to remove the templates you added to merge buddypress from wordpress. It’s one of these templates which causes the not found error as the template is looking for buddypress in the plugins directory.
Remove the buddypress tables via phpmyadmin, deactivate the plugin (and delete it if you wish) and then delete all the templates you uploaded. You should be fine after that.
