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I’ve seen others with this issue, but never with a real solution. I’ve installed BuddyPress successfully via the wizard as well as a site-wide forums setup. But when I went to http://mysite/forums it keeps reverting back to the home page.
So I went to Settings > Forums to check out the bbPress settings and saw that under Archive Slugs, the Forums Base was set to Forums and had a conflict message beside it saying it conflicted with BuddyPress’ Forums page.
So I tried creating a new page called Discussions and in the BuddyPress > Pages area set the Discussion Forums page to my new Discussions page. Then when visiting http://mysite/discussions I see a static empty page.
So far the only way I can get this to work somewhat is to place the bbPress shortcode
[bbp-forum-index]on the Discussions page to get the forum to show up. I would prefer to have it simply work the way it was originally intended though.
Just to document, I’ve tried the following combinations:
1. BP forums page set to WP Forums page / bbPress slug set to Discussions = redirect issue
2. BP forums page set to WP Discussions page / bbPress slug set to Forums = blank forums page (no forums on the page)
3. BP forums page set to WP Forums page / bbPress option “Prefix your forum area with the Forum Base slug (Recommended)” UNCHECKED = redirect issue
4. As well as other combinations I can’t remember, but in all cases I either get a blank static page or a redirect. I just can’t get this to work like it’s supposed to unless i use the shortcode. BUT using the shorcode method, it’s as if BuddyPress Forums (bbPress) is not connected to my theme’s (Mingle) buddypress.css file to get the cool styling of Mingle’s CSS for buddypress. Plus I get the weird template file error when going to my theme options and layouts:
“Your active theme does not include bbPress template files. Your forums are using the default styling included with bbPress.”
Any thoughts?
We’re creating a few new navigation and sub-navigation items using bp_core_new_nav_item and noticed that dashes are being added to the title tag and need to find a way to prevent the dashes from being used.
This is what we’re using right now:
bp_core_new_nav_item( array(
'name' => __('Hosting Plans', 'buddypress'),
'slug' => 'hosting-plans',
'screen_function' => 'my_profile_page_function_to_show_screen',
'position' => 40
) );
And in the title tag it’s showing: Member Name | Hosting-plans
Is there a way to force it to show: Member Name | Hosting Plans
Topic: Buddypress 1.29
Hi
I need to install version 1.29 as a plug in is compatible up to that version.
Where can I get older versions?Thanks
Right! So before I start pulling my hair out over this one I have a quick question. A search via Google gave a few limited responses to my query but nothing has worked that was suggested (if anything).
So I have a child theme of the default buddypress theme. The thing is, I added ‘body’ styles to the child theme .css but when viewing the site it still shows up ‘body’ styles from the default theme. When looking at Firebug to see what was going on it was using ‘body’ styles from both the default theme AND the child theme.
I have no idea what’s gone wrong here, any help would be appreciated. Here’s a link to the project: http://graphicstudents.co.uk/
As you can see I’m trying to get that black bar at the very top to go all the way across the width of the page but the body styling from the default theme is keeping it centred. If my child theme successfully overwrote the default then I wouldn’t have a problem.
When I click on either Newest / Active / Popular in the Members widget it just redirects me to the /members/ page. Even the URLs of the links are simply http://www.domainname.com/members/. I’ve had a BuddyPress powered website before and I don’t remember this happening. Any help?
