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Just used those details to have a quick look, and you have a few layout issues but nothing that looks too problematical.

The account is simply a subscriber one so we won’t be able to get to see any files such as the requested page.php one, for that a higher level of access would be required.

As for Access I tend to ask of clients that they change all access details immediately that I have completed any work and no longer require access and to confirm that fact.

I haven’t the time to look in any great detail right at this minute as it’s getting late in the UK , but I’ll keep an eye on the thread and if no resolution I’ll try and have a look in the morning for you.

You will either have local copies of the files which you used to upload to the site either in zipped format or unzipped or you will have ftp access and would need to download the mentioned file, alternatively perhaps you only have some form of server site control panel in which case it should have an file editor which you could use to view and copy paste the contents to pastebin.

– mod_rewrite must be enabled https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/before-installing/#system-server

– Before installing BuddyPress, you need to have your permalinks issue resolved first. https://wordpress.org/support/forum/how-to-and-troubleshooting log in with same username and password used here.

Thanks a lot @DJPaul that was really fast.

== I think that mercime was just asking for a user and login plain text will do and a basic account not admin. ==

hnla is correct. You mentioned “I can allow any person assisting me have free access.” I assume you have a testuser or demouser account/s to view your site as a non-admin user. Or create one so we don’t have to go through the process of registering to help you out. After the issue is resolved, you can always delete that testuser account.

In addition, open up your theme’s page.php file, copy all content and paste it at http://pastebin.com/ and click on Submit button. The post the URL generated from that submission here.

Problem occurs exactly when the author credit in the readme doesn’t match a wordpress.org user account name. I’ll let Boone police his own groups, but if any plugin author has this problem, I’m happy to fix.

@tomharrigan You’re the group owner now

hmm for many of us it’s the love of our life but also sadly how we have to struggle to earn a living

The manual steps you can approach again at any time essentially they are simply visually inspecting theme files and ensuring certain elements are replicated in both, obviously the markup structure from your main theme is the one that governs the layout and that BP files must copy and adhere to.

Either myself or mercime will have a look at the live site files when we have a moment and see if we can direct you to the elements that are missing or mismatched.

Apropos Your question to mercime, do you mean how to post a link here I think that mercime was just asking for a user and login plain text will do and a basic account not admin.

Are you looking at the Network Admin screens? top right menu bar.

Erm you could really do with explaining just what issue you are having with avatars as logging into a site to troubleshoot issues starts to become somewhat of a service and mustn’t be taken for granted – if it’s an avatar upload denied error then likely your server user/groups are not correct on your server, the process that needs to own the files isn’t allowed to and this needs to be resolved at the server level.

Almost verging on a NSFW site

I had the same issue, and as you’ve realised it’s the username that’s the problem. Not sure if it corrects itself with future version releases but have a feeling not.

@DJPaul fixed mine up he might be able to do the same for you or perhaps @boonebgorges can.

@Twistedangels what hnla said.
Create an ordinary demo member account – post username and password here

Making a theme compatible with BP isn’t I’m afraid a one click process and there are some manual steps that must be undertaken and that do require a little coding knowledge – although not much.

These two pages in the BP codex will help you, the second probably the best one to read through fisrt.

https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/wordpress-to-buddypress-theme/
https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/bp-template-pack-walkthrough-level-easy-2/

If you haven’t already performed the extra manual steps outlined in these pages you will need to have a go and if you get stuck post back with where you’ve got to and someone will help out.

I’m having an issue with this as well. My plugin, https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-tweet-urls/ displays Andy as the contributor. I originally posted my plugin with my name instead of username, but fixed it. Will the problem fix itself when i release a future version with my correct username?