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Are you using a custom members theme?

If so it won’t be RC1 compatible.

You might be able to patch the groups module to get the forums working…

Download RC1 – open members theme folder, copy the groups folder, paste it over your current groups folder and it might fix your problem.

Of course, backup your current groups just in case.

I believe that section is called “userbar” and there’s a userbar.php in the buddypress-member theme directory. Unless the user is logged in it displays the login form, otherwise it calls bp_get_nav() to display the user nav options.

Well, sorry for the above post. I uploaded all the theme files and re-modified the necessary files and the problem was fixed. Thank you for bbPress!

After upgrading to 1.0 RC1 I get the following error message when trying to access my messages:

Fatal error: Cannot use object of type stdClass as array in /home/********/public_html/beta/wp-content/member-themes/buddypress-member/functions.php on line 14

I didn’t upload the themes but I did upload the functions.php to the buddypress-theme as directed above. Any tips?

Great! Now we just need to get users to look there as well.

Also, make sure the name of the css file corresponds with what loader.php is trying to load. Maybe you renamed the css file for your theme and haven’t updated loader.php yet.

It really looks like the css is not loading for some reason. One could be the name, another could be the formatting of it. Maybe you could post the css file so some of us can check it out?

I haven’t had problems with $bp->loggedin_user->id. I had problems with the old $bp which is now $bp->displayed_user->id. It wasn’t really a problem it was my lack of understanding at first, what it represented and when it was available. It was only valid when the user was in the member theme.

Exactly where and when is $bp->loggedin_user->id becoming invalid?

Noticed that you’re installed in a sub directory, might that have anything to do with it? Last I read WPMU had to be installed in the root, but that may have changed.

Does this happen if you use the default MU theme?

Otherwise, yeah this is a new one.

Do me a favor, and in your wp-content directory, make a directory called “_temp” and move ALL of the files in your mu-plugins directory in there EXCEPT bp-core.php and the bp-core directory. Does that make sense? When you’re done, mu-plugins should contain…

• ./bp-core
• bp-core.php

Then try and see what happens. Maybe there’s a plugin getting in the way, and this will tell us if so.

Also, can you check the contents of the .css files in your buddypress-home/css/ folder? Is it possible they did not get correctly uploaded? Maybe try deleting them and reuploading them again from a good source file on your computer.

Andy, about _wpnonce, the problem with “WordPress failure notice” the theme is the default home/member theme, and the problem is with the email… how i resolve this? thanks!

edit: i’ve read in the svn the fixing in #1126. Thanks.

This is permissions related, make sure all of your CSS files and JS files are 644.

i mean: wp-contentthemesbuddypress-homecss, that contains your base.css and the same for wp-contentmember-themesbuddypress-membercss

are you sure to have uploaded the css subfolder in your buddy-theme-home folder? it seems that your theme has got no css.

Original bp theme file? If you are talking about some kinda original Photoshop images then you’d have to talk to Andy about that.

Howdy, that logo seems to live in css and you can override it by changing this:

#header h1 a {

text-indent: -999em;

background: url(../images/logo.gif) top left no-repeat;

overflow: hidden;

width: 214px;

height: 35px;

display: block;

float: left;

}

line in /themes/buddypress-home/css/base.css. You really don’t want to change it, you really want to create a file in that same directory as base.css and call it site-wide.css

Make your override mods there. There’s a file in there called site-wide-sample.css that explains it.