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This is the most annoying bug feedback I ever read :
” I have them running on root also on at least three installations with no issues.
If there are other plugins that deal with permalinks that are flushing the rewrite rules (post types, taxonomies, pagination, etc) then they may be conflicting with a recent change in WP core.
Punting to 1.3 since this doesn’t appear to be a BP issue, but probably warrants a closer look later.
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I say so, cause I have the problem with a fresh install of wordpress and buddypress without any plugins, so, skipping some bug for later to solve can be understood, but don’t give reasons that make no sense at all.
Thanks for effort anyway.@r-a-y
it just doesn’t work however.@r-a-y
well, actually the define like have no effect at all now, it change the links for all users everywhere in the site to root:
site.com/userbut when I visit it: ” The page you were looking for was not found. ”
seems this define line have a bug, don’t know I f I should give up the all thing or there is another way to make it?@r-a-y
Thanks for your help, I have seen this page before and the solution in, but it cause error on the admin profile cause it stay in the old /members/ URL
I asked it here before:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/bp_enable_root_profiles-on-mu-problem-admin-profile-link-is-broken/
Isn’t there any other solution like hataccess rules or so on?
Thanks again.any help for my question?
hello..any help?

hello
well the last thing you mentioned goes exactly for me, I use MU subdomains and enabled root_profiles, I did this before even installation, but now my admin profile leads to
” The page you were looking for was not found. “
that happen when I try to visit it through ” http://example.com/admin/ ” new members okay but admin only is messed up, so is there a code to fix it? and would it affect me site forward?