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@Chris If I could figure this out, I wouldn’t be here. I don’t have the skills to work this out on my own.

I did not make a “silly” comment, and you saying “not my problem” is hardly helpful, and only proves that my comment was not silly, but true. I don’t mean to give you attitude, you haven’t done anything to me. It just gets really frustrating when everyone asks you the same questions over and over again. I realize that you don’t know that I have been asked to deactivate plugins countless times, and for that I’m sorry.

I would just say if your going to take your time to try to help someone, having a laugh about their comments is the wrong way to start off.

Thanks for trying, and have a good night yourself.

@chris I have already deactivated plugins, used default theme, and gone through countless posts on here trying fixes, including the permalink saving.

Also referring to your comment on my quote, …thats your problem……that’s precisely the garbage I’ve been seeing here that makes want to get rid of buddypress….I mean did you really need to quote my frustration. Thanks for the very helpful attitude.

@guap yes I have tried those things…thanks for trying to help

@DJpaul it is hooked into wordpress’ function, so yeah, nothing was missed (…i think) lol

I was just curious as to why it exists in the first place as i was looking through the bp default theme and noticed it in the header.php file. is it just an old function from the golden days, or should buddypress themes use that function instead of get_bloginfo?

@mercime,

I’ve verified that the BP files on our BlueHost server are in agreement with the table published following step 5 of the activation wizard outline.

Given this fact, do you suppose I might have a good BP install and simply need to work through the Genesis Child Theme tempate issues to get a good presentation outcome for BP?

Genesis Connect claims to make changes in the way log ins are handled and reports in the Genesis Connect support forum as follows:

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Actually, GC *does* offer extra functionality, in addition to the required templates I mentioned in the other thread.

Custom registration llink to stop spammers, support for Simple Menus and Simple Sidebars, so you can have different menus and/or sidebars on the BuddyPress pages, and showing whether the user is logged in or not.

I’ve attached an image of the Settings page for GC.

If you do try out the BP template pack, be aware it physically places files and folders in your child theme. They *must* be removed before you use GenesisConnect, becasue they will override the plugin. ************* End of quote

In my case,support at StudioPress believes that a re-install may not be required.

`http://www.studiopress.com/support/showthread.php?t=89578&highlight=forum%3A+genesis+connect`

Thanks for your further review. I’ll appreciate any further thoughts you might offer.

Mike

Oh my!

It finally worked! THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH @Mercime!

YOU ROCK!