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in home i see another theme, you’ve tried with default home and member theme?

Please move “/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/” to “/wp-content/bp-themes/” and refresh this page.

are you sure to have moved this folder? check the permission to 755.

As jjj explains in that thread, you need to customize your homepage. You will not get the default homepage to work as is with your current set up. You can either have a static page and the members theme, or a the default home theme with a members theme. But you will not be able to have this sequence:

Your own static front page > Default BuddyPress Home theme > BuddyPress member theme

You need to follow jjj’s advice.

Are you sure that you’ve placed everything in the correct folders? Remember that in the new version of BuddyPress, directory placement & names are different. i.e. buddypress should be found in wp-content/plugins/buddypress. Member theme is wp-content/bp-themes/bpmember. Home theme is wp-content/themes/bphome

Also, if you’re using a custom theme, there are a few changes that must be made to it in order for it to work properly with the new version of BuddyPress.

Have any scripts been added to your theme? I worked on a site the other day that had a css java script added and it caused that exact problem.

The inability to accept/reject membership requests and the “Are you sure you want to do this?” error message are related to wp security issues. wpmu 2.7.1 uses things called ‘nonces’ that ensure that the user who got the form actually submitted it back.

I don’t know what member theme you are using but if you are trying to use an older version of a member theme with wpmu 2.7.1 and bp 1.0 it will fail like that if it wasn’t written to pay attention to ‘nonces’.

Hi Burt,

Yes this works in the default bp-theme that comes with BP 1.0 but I do not think it’s been fixed in the skeleton theme yet.

I’m not seeing a problem. I assume what you are referring to is your “Anime Espada” logo. It is linked to your homepage theme. So, if a user is anywhere in your site except the homepage, they can click on your logo and be brought back to your homepage.

This is normal behavior for the vast majority of websites. When a user clicks on the site’s logo, it takes them back to the homepage.

You want to change the title of the page in the browser? I think that’s what you are asking. Each page has a different title based on what it is and what it contains.

If all you want to do is change the title to the same thing on your site then that is located in the /bpmember/header.php file on line 7 – <title><?php bp_page_title() ?></title>

If you want to change the title to something else based on what page is being viewed then you’ll have to either alter the core code, which isn’t a good idea, or install a filter.

The title for each page is determined by the function bp_page_title() in bp-core-templatetags.php

At the bottom of that function bp calls a filter so that you can change the title without altering either header.php or bp_page_title(). You can install a filter by creating one in your bp-custom.php file like this:

function my_page_title($with_site_name, $without_site_name){

return ‘my page title’;

}

add_filter(‘bp_page_title’, ‘my_page_title’, 10, 2);

The parameters that get passed to your new filter are the page titles with and without the site name that the bp_page_title() function is going to use as the page title. Whatever you return from that function will be the page title for *all* pages that use the bp home theme.

Well, the error message is correct. You don’t have any bp themes installed if that gif actually is whey way the files are layed out. The bp-themes folder belongs in /wp-content not in /themes it is *not* a normal wp theme. Please see the readme.txt in /bp-themes.

Hi everyone.

Priority 5 :

1. bp_core_directory_members()

2. bp_core_search_site()

3. bp_blogs_directory_blogs_setup()

4. groups_directory_groups_setup()

That’s a partial dump of the hooks that run for the action ‘wp’.

All those fns get triggered on each page load. The purpose of all of them is to detect if a directory is being viewed or the search fn is being run.

Let’s just look at the members directory and it’s fn bp_core_directory_members() in bp-core.php

In that fn is the line:

if ( !is_home() && is_null( $bp->displayed_user->id ) &&

$bp->current_component == $bp->default_component ) {

That’s what bp uses to determine if the member’s directory is running. Underneath that line is $bp->is_directory = true which shuts down the option and user bars. Either that line is failing, your theme isn’t triggering this fn or something is setting $bp->is_directory to false again.

This works just fine in the default themes with 1.0 and wpmu 2.7.1.

You’ve just got to tear out *everything*. All this domain mapping and other things. Get down to a bare install of bp 1.0 using the default themes and wpmu 2.7.1.

Did you remove your previous bp install from /mu-plugins? Why is it trying to get to an avatar image from there? I suspect it’s all your *other* addons in some combination with the upgrade to 2.7.1 from 1.x and the addition of bp into the mix that is causing your problems.

Take things back to a known, working state. Start with bare 1.x. Then upgrade to wpmu 2.7.1 incrementally. From everything I hear on the wpmu forums this is the recommended procedure. Jumping from 1.x to the latest version in one step isn’t recommended.

When wpmu 2.7.1 is operating correctly without any fancy domain mapping installed. Then install bp 1.0 and get that working. Gradually add in your other plugins and test before moving to the next one. That procedure, by itself, may solve your problems.

The upgrade and installation of new features procedure, that you have been practicing currently, has driven your site insane. You are trying to track down individual symptoms of a completely unknown state of affairs. You’ll just wind up chasing symptoms instead of curing what’s wrong.

Aytac-

Is the premium theme BuddyPress enabled? Is it designed specifically for use with BuddyPress? If so, contact the theme designer and tell them of your issue. They are the ones who should be providing support.

If the premium theme is not designed to be used with BuddyPress, then choose a theme that is.

if I use default theme Buddypress admin bar is working well

Since this is not a BuddyPress support issue but an issue with a custom theme, I’m setting this to resolved. As you state, your site works fine with the defualt BP themes.

HEEEEEEYYYY!

ANSWER ANYONE!!!!

HOW COULD IT DONE THAT STABLE HAVE PROBLEMS WHICH NO PRESENT IN RC-1?

I’M REALLY CANNOT LEAVE A GROUP!

I’M REALLY CANNOT USE SKELETON THEME!

ETC

DO ANYTHING!

Ironically enough, that’s pretty much exactly what I ended up doing. Spent a little time getting close and comfortable with a few hooks and filters and checked out some of the existing WPMU default settings blogs.

Hola Magi182,

Did you have any luck with this? I’d like to duplicate the Pages widget because on the BP theme I want it on the front page and on my blog sidebar. They’re never shown at the same time, but I only have one copy of each widget.

If I find a solution I’ll try to remember to post back here. I don’t think I can email subscribe to this thread though, so I may lose track of it in the winds of time. Feel free to send me a PM chaser…

Be well – Callum.

@John James Jacoby: You could use the new blog defaults idea to set the widgets for all new blogs. Disabling the menus is pretty easy via a plugin. If you wanted to be secure you’d probably also need a quick check in the wp-admin interface to ensure that users don’t stumble upon the theme / widgets pages. You could easily redirect them if they did.

That would provide a pretty consistent experience without having to re-code the sidebar.

Ooh, or even simpler, oh yes, this is genius. Hook into the pre get option call and replace the sidebar-widgets option with the sidebar widgets from another blog. So you could either use the sidebar widgets from your primary blog (ie blog id 1) or another blog that you could maintain for just that purpose. Then you have one central place to manage the widgets, and they’re automatically modified across all your blogs. Nice.

Let me know (PM, I probably won’t see replies on this thread) if you need any pointers with the code. I could probably whip something up or at least give you the core function calls to investigate.

Not all of them..

http://www.sportssonet.com/?p=1

http://www.sportssonet.com/wp-login.php?redirect_to=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.sportssonet.com

It’s just the BuddyPress ones. Does your theme have the functions.php that came included with the bphome theme still there?

Can you copy/paste the contents of your .htaccess file here within code tags? Also, what are your permalink settings set to, or are they still just the default?

Are you using the included bphome theme? Which links specifically are or are not 404’ing?