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…
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.
Yep it was all set to 644, I am running thin on ideas 
Finally tracked this one down! OMG was it hard!
Basically, using /%category%/ doesn’t work in the permalinks anymore, if it ever did in the first place. That was my problem the entire time, and now I can safely rename my /blog to /news or /cheese or /beer or whatever…
Phew… Should this be tracked? I’ve confirmed this on a stock install of BuddyPress/WPMU also to confirm.
Also, that function you mentioned, basically bypasses archive.php, category.php, etc… And only serves up index.php and single.php…
This is permissions related, make sure all of your CSS files and JS files are 644.
yeah they are in the directory, any other ideas?
i mean: wp-contentthemesbuddypress-homecss, that contains your base.css and the same for wp-contentmember-themesbuddypress-membercss
where is the css sub folder? there is a css folder in there already.. am I having a tired blonde moment?
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.
That’s actually kind of neat, and it would be a good starting point to port over to BuddyPress. The fact that it’s a “premium” theme however probably doesn’t put it under the GPL, so a new method might need to be arranged.
Oh boy am I getting milage out of this link today.
https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/using-the-buddypress-themes/
wuhudo, your confusion is absolutely normal. You should have been involved near the beginning of all this BP stuff. It took a week for the ‘non-blogcentric nature’ headache of BP to wear off slightly.
We just aren’t in Kansas anymore Toto. 
Have you changed the image in both themes? The home theme and the member theme?
I’m seeing quite a few questions about this popping up lately. I’m no fan of an abundance of stickies but perhaps this one deserves a spot in the limelight?
Or should we trey and start some sort of FAQ thread (and, in the process, figure out a way to stop it from becoming completely unwieldy)?
No worries, it’s always better to ask and learn than to be silent and stay uneducated.
And yes, you need to look at a members profile in order to see the BuddyPress member theme.
The individual blogs are not managed by BuddyPress but by WordPress MU and because of that the themes are standard WordPress themes.
MartinNr5
I think it may be that I have just made a public fool of myself at a more professional level than I have ever achieved before.
I have not gone back to look, but assume that the reason nothing is being seen is that the member theme only comes into play when there are members and groups and things up and running and that its absence for me is that this is totally new and blank as a site.
In that case, I apologise for wasting people’s time and would only say that my public humiliation has at least shown me that the people on these forums are prepared to help, even when they must suspect they are dealing wih an idiot.
I think that is a good recommendation.
Thank you for taking the time and trouble to help on this.
Just to clarify: the member theme is the theme you see here: http://testbp.org/members/zlovred/
It’s not meant to be used on individual blogs.
burtadsit
Thanks for the reply.
What I meant was that if I install the member theme as per instructions on install (in wp-content) it does not show anywhere on admin or user control panels. I can only make it show by putting it in themes, which I know is not where it wants to be.
It shows as being the default user theme in admin options, but it does not show as being there.
Setting up a user account defaults to the Mu Kubrick theme.
I suppose the point I am making is that if I follow the install instructions, the theme does not seem to be there.
The bp member theme is not a standard wp theme. It should not be in the /themes directory at all. You can’t activate it and use it as a wp theme. Only the bp home theme can be used like that.
MartinNr5
Thanks for coming back on this.
I have actually now deleted the whole Mu and BuddyPress set-up (as it is new) and downloaded the latest. I have gone through the install guide again and…same problem.
I fiddling around last time, I forgot to mention that when the Member theme is installed in wp-content it does not show up at all in themes control panels. It is only when it is put in themes directory that it registers in the themes admin but it does not show in Ajax preview and results in blank page if installed.
The last time, I recursively changed all permissions to 777 of every file in desperation, but still no joy.
For what I want to do, a constant theme across all blogs and sites is the ideal, so I want to get this to work. It allows the BuddyPress Home theme OK, by the way.
Hope there might be a clue there somewhere.
Any help appreciated. Thanks.
I activated it for community.domain.com but the links kept going back to domain.com not community.domain.com within its own theme. I cant find anything to insert the static links to keep buddypress theme within its own subdomain itself.
