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heh.. nevermind.. I gave it a whirl.. pretty cool!

those files are in the main parent theme of bp – and called in individual files, like profile/index.php

this happened when my functions.php was wrong – try reverting back to the bp-parent original functions, and no function.php in the child theme and see if it clears up

Hi Guys,

Is this intended to be a theme for my main site? meaning.. for my buddypress site… though, i realize the obvious answer is “it could be” – can it be a substitue for my current “bp-default” (buddypress child theme)

Try reverting to the default theme and see if it works.

Just completed new installation of BuddyPress and activated new bbPress. Settings show that the Forums are installed correctly. I have a couple of groups that are “Public” that have at least one topic. I am incorrect in thinking that these topics should be visible on this page:

http://worsttofirstcampus.org/forums

It seems like it just defaults to http://worsttofirstcampus.org

Does it have anything to do with the theme I have selected for BuddyPress pages?

I learned when trying to override the BuddyPress widget registrations that your theme will use BOTH function.php files… the parent and child. So you may need to unregister the original function and/or use a new function name… etc.

yeh,Travel-Junkie is right.There should be no clash between the name of functions declared in parent theme’s functions.php and child theme’s functions.php

look at the optionsbar.php and userbar.php inside your theme directory

You can’t just duplicate functions.php. That means that you have a few functions declared twice and the sidebars registered twice. Start with an empty functions.php file in your child theme folder and only add your custom functions, leaving all the functions from the bp-sn-parent functions.php out.

Is that a premium theme ?,I don’t have access to it,so my opinion may not be good enough.But I hope,you can achieve it using the following approach.

1.Do some css modification,that can help you to make it 2 column

if not then.

Look at the function

bp_get_the_profile_field_options in bp-xprofile-templatetags.php, Here resides the logic for what you are looking for.

But Note,editing this is not a good idea,so better try it using css.

Permalinks were set to a custom setting, so I switched to default and now everything is working just fine. Thanks for your help! I’ve been using regular WordPress for a while, but MU and Buddypress have me kind of flummoxed.

btw,try to re save the permalink ,and It will be hopefully solved.

try this

Dashboard->settings->permalink

and just click save.

Go and check,this should solve your problem.In WordPress Mu 2.8.x I have seen this as a common issue and after re saving the permalink ,the problem went away most of the times.

That’s a mod_rewrite issue. Either it’s not installed on your server, or the htaccess file isn’t being read.

just tell your webhost support that your WP permalinks aren’t working. They should know what to do then.

A totally blank page means there’s an error in your syntax somewhere.

Find the error logs on your server. They should have a line in there saying exactly what the error was.

Sorry, I should have investigated a bit before I wrote my previous post. Looks like the 404 error isn’t specific to this theme – I have tried another theme and get the same problem.

This theme was so easy to install! I have it up and running on a test site, and it works great for the most part. I am having trouble with blog links though. Links to individual posts, comments, categories, archive pages, etc. do not work – the “not found” page displays. Any idea what could be causing this?