[Jimboba]

Hello @hnla and @mercime. Thanks for your attention.

However I think you’ll see from previous posts that I have changed the Permalinks settings from the default (to Month and name) successfuly.
I have checked the URL settings and both the WordPress address (URL) and Site address (URL) are the same (‘blog’ subdirectory of root).
I have activated the default theme (successfully in the admin) but once installed all links from admin or the blog result in the error described.

So I’m no further forward at the moment. I have also deleted and reinstalled BuddyPress. No difference.

Happy to leave the ‘broken’ blog in place so you can look to see if I’m missing something: http://www.warchest.co.uk/blog/

Thanks in advance

[Jimboba]

Anyone?

[Jimboba]

Anyone?

[Jimboba]

Hello BP community. This issue is still floating around. I’ve looked thru the forum for issues relating to BP installations in subfolders and none of them have worked for me. Am I missing the obvious and incurred hnla’s dismissal?

Still trying to get this to work after several installations. Help…

[Jimboba]

Changed the permalink back to http://www.warchest.co.uk/blog/index.php/2010/09/sample-post/ with the message that “Permalink structure updated.” Which is confirmed by the reversion of the post URLs.

No, the WP is in a subfolder “blog” as you can see from previous examples. Is this the issue?

[Jimboba]

I believe I have done what you have suggested and changed the permalinks settings. An example post did read:
http://www.warchest.co.uk/blog/index.php/2010/09/how-to-paint-miniatures/

Now reads:
http://www.warchest.co.uk/blog/?p=80
I take it that proves the .htaccess file is updating?

The reason for my confusion regards missing files is that selecting “Account’ for example looks for ‘http://www.warchest.co.uk/blog/members/admin/’ where ‘/members/admin/” does not exist on the server. All files excepting those cited previously are in the buddypress plugins folder.

Apologies if my lack of knowledge in this area is throwing a curve ball.

I am using the default buddypress theme.

[Jimboba]

I’ve just experienced the same problem. Installation via WordPress ‘appears’ to be successful but when accessing BP interface I get ‘Page cannot be found’.

Checked the files via ftp and the ‘blogs’ folder that BP wants to access is empty except for a ‘media’ folder with a ‘.hidden’ file in it.

So it seems that the files were not copied to the correct location. Check the folder permissions and they are 755.

Using a new install of WP 3.0.1.

Anyone help?