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Buddypress in a directory breaks nav link in root wordpress install

copywryter
Member

@copywryter

14 years ago

I looked throughout the forums for a solution to this and tried a number of things, but have given up and added my wail to the wall.

I added buddypress (1.2.3) as a fresh install (original buddypress theme) in a /community subdirectory of http://www.venture4change.com. (2.9.1 I think) Everything works just fine.

However, buddypress seems to take over the nav links of the root site. I tried changing the blog address, and also moving off the original bp theme. No luck.

In addition to suggesting a fix, could you explain to me why this is happening?

Thanks,

Copywryter

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Paul Wong-Gibbs
Keymaster

@djpaul

14 years ago

It adds navigation links to blog ID #1 because… that’s how it works. Are you on WPMU, and /community is a sub-blog?

If so, you can change which blog BuddyPress runs on by using the following (e.g. blog ID 2) in your wp-config.php:

define ( 'BP_ROOT_BLOG', 2 );

https://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/changing-internal-configuration-settings/

copywryter
Member

@copywryter

14 years ago

Hiya, yes /community is a sub-blog, but not of a WPMU installation. Does that matter?

So on some level two independently installed blogs are controlled by a single wp-config.php file? I guess I don’t understand why they aren’t simply called up as distinct urls.

I’ll try editing the wp-config.php. Thanks!

*edit* no I guess I won’t, since I’m guessing that your fix works for MU sub-installations.

cpc101
Member

@cpc101

14 years ago

I think you may have a mod-rewrite issue going on. I’m having the same thing happen and that is the direction I’m headed. I’ll let you know the outcome.

Thanks!

CPC

copywryter
Member

@copywryter

14 years ago

Any help on this? I’m still struggling.

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