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I decided to scrap the roots framework and just use the Frisco theme since its already working with 1.5 and is a pretty nice theme as is. Although its a great framework, its easier to customize a working solution […]

@mercime I have managed to get past the white screen. It was due to my template, Roots Framework, use get_template_directory(). The template directory would now be bp-default. I changed this to […]

@mercime It is a custom child theme of bp-default. Still haven’t found the problem. Ill be working on it this evening. Ill turn on debug and see what happens.

@mericme Ownership actually is the problem. Looking at the file ownership, the files that the bp-template-pack transferred to my theme have a different owner than everything else in my theme. And, due to the […]

Since the bp-template files were transferred originally transferred by bp-template-pack, would this mean that I am not the owner of the files? Therefore making it impossible for me to edit the permissions which […]

@mercime I still can’t seem to edit the correct templates. Ive tested by editing mytheme/members/index.php and changing the container div to something completely off, so as to see it in firebug. But, upon […]

@ewebber thanks!

Yeah I did that part. My theme is a child theme now, just doesnt look good at all.

By front page I mean the homepage. You have the login widget enabled in the sidebar on the homepage which shows the FB login button. But, you also have the FB login button on the regular wp-admin or wp-login.php […]

@ewebber I love the site. I would really like to build a social network for my community. Do you do a lot of moderating?

Also, im wondering how you have accomplished the fb login on the both the front page […]

If you can copy and paste your wordpress themes page.php file here, ill see if I can help.

@mercime Yessir. WP 3.2.1 and BP 1.2.1. I have went through the process and walkthroughs. The were all copied successfully and I now I need to edit the 13 BP templates to match my theme. But BP is still using […]

Ok problem solved. After some more research I found out that the problem was with my php memory limit. I initially tried to simply change the memory limit by adding define (‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’,’128M’); to […]

I should add that wordpress is installed in a development folder, /web. BuddyPress is located in /web/wp-content/plugins.