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Help, I\'ve installed the latest Buddypress…

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    Twittrblog
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    3 years, 7 months ago

    I’ve installed buddypress 1.1.2 and wpmu 2.8.5.2 and now anything javascript such as my adminbar menus and even some within another plugin do not open… the admin bar menus only go to level two… and anything deeper do not show… and in my plugin static-toolbar the social network links box does not open… I’ve attempted to one by one remove plugins and add them back I’ve even tried deactivating bp and reuploading it… then reactivating plugins (sitewide) as i needed them… and still the home page links dont open… if I am in the dashboard… my admin bar works flawless…. can someone help me?

    you can see my installation here: http://twittrblog.com

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  • Avatar of musiqcentral
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    3 years, 7 months ago

    ok… this is odd… if i use a non bp theme… for my home… it works… but the standard bp parent… themes… it does not

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    @musiqcentral

    3 years, 7 months ago

    ok… no one has had this same issue?

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    Jeff Sayre
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    3 years, 7 months ago

    I have not seen this particular issue reported.

    Above you state that:

    I’ve attempted to one by one remove plugins and add them back I’ve even tried deactivating bp and reuploading it…

    It’s not clear whether you actually had all 3rd-party plugins deactivated when you were attempting to troubleshoot this issue. Just to be clear, you need to switch to the BP default theme and deactivate ALL plugins (other than BuddyPress). This means all WPMU plugins and any BP-dependent 3rd-party plugins should be deactivated.

    You want to distill your install environment down to the lowest common denominator. If your setup then works without issue, you add back one plugin at a time, test, and continue that process until the issue occurs again.

    Sometimes this is not sufficient, though, and you may actually have to remove all the deactivated plugins from your install. You can back them up into a temporary folder and then delete them from the /plugins/ directory (and /mu-plugins/ if you have any there).

    Finally, check your server’s error logs to see if there are ANY errors being reported.

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