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Hey @hmglv

Diagnosing that problem is going to be rather difficult on the little info we have to go on. My advice is to search the WordPress code base to see if anything shows up for the exact error string you’re seeing. Then try to trace back to see what may be causing the error.

Also, where exactly do you have this .htaccess file? In what directory?

Try moving RewriteBase /socialnetwork/ to the top, directly underneath RewriteEngine On

For example:

RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /socialnetwork/

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}…[Read more]

Try moving RewriteBase /socialnetwork/ to the top, directly underneath RewriteEngine On

For example:

`RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /socialnetwork/

RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off
RewriteRule (.*) https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [R=301,L]

RewriteRule ^index.php$ – [L]

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}…[Read more]

Try moving RewriteBase /socialnetwork/ to the top, directly underneath RewriteEngine On

For example:

`RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /socialnetwork/

RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off
RewriteRule (.*) https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [R=301,L]

RewriteRule ^index.php$ – [L]

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}…[Read more]

Exactly! 🙂

Unfortunatly i am not that good with php, so i hope i will be able to create the function myself

You won’t need to create a function 🙂

This comment was kind of on the right track but as most of the people pointed out in that topic, editing core files is a very bad idea.

Instead, you should take a look at this article to familiarise yourself with the Template Hierarchy. That way, you can remove the ‘reply’ link and be sure your modifications will remain after you upgrade BuddyPress.

Hi @hideyuki999

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Hi @bibblehead

Clicking on ‘Register’ on site, when I am logged out, brings up ‘Create an Account’ but ’email address’ field required is already populated with my user name ‘bibblehead’ and ‘Password’ field already populated with password in usual dots!

It is your browser doing this. Try clearing your browsing data and you’ll see these dots and…[Read more]

You are ensuring /socialnetwork/ is prepended to relative paths in the line RewriteBase /socialnetwork/. Why are you manually doing it again in line RewriteRule . /socialnetwork/index.php [L]?

Try removing just the socialnetwork part from the last line.

You are ensuring /socialnetwork/ is prepended to relative paths in the line RewriteBase /socialnetwork/. Why are you manually doing it again in line RewriteRule . /socialnetwork/index.php [L]?

Try removing the socialnetwork part from the last line.

You are ensuring /socialnetwork/ is prepended to relative paths in the line RewriteBase /socialnetwork/. Why are you manually doing it again in line RewriteRule . /socialnetwork/index.php [L]?

What’s the entire contents of your .htaccess?

@amalsh

None of what you have here relates to redirecting HTTP to HTTPS. I’m assuming you know that?

That should not be an issue whatsoever with 2 John Smiths, two should should up and you click on whichever one you want

That doesn’t solve the problem with URLs. How can you get first/last name cleanly into a URL?

example.com/members/john%20smith

or with some string replacement:

example.com/members/john-smith

but what about John Smith 2 or…[Read more]

That should not be an issue whatsoever with 2 John Smiths, two should should up and you click on whichever one you want

That doesn’t solve the problem with URLs. How can you get first/last name cleanly into a URL?

example.com/members/john%20smith

or with some string replacement:

example.com/members/john-smith

but what about John Smith 2 or…[Read more]

That should not be an issue whatsoever with 2 John Smiths, two should should up and you click on whichever one you want

That doesn’t solve the problem with URLs. How can you get first/last name cleanly into a URL?

example.com/members/john%20smith

or with some string replacement:

example.com/members/john-smith

but what about John Smith 2 or…[Read more]

That should not be an issue whatsoever with 2 John Smiths, two should should up and you click on whichever one you want

That doesn’t solve the problem with URLs. How can you get first/last name cleanly into a URL?

example.com/members/john%20smith

or with some string replacement:

example.com/members/john-smith

is acceptable but what about…[Read more]

That should not be an issue whatsoever with 2 John Smiths, two should should up and you click on whichever one you want

That doesn’t solve the problem with URLs. How can you get first/last name cleanly into a URL?

example.com/members/john%20smith or with some string replacement:
example.com/members/john-smith

is acceptable but what about John…[Read more]