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Hi, I’m going to detail the problem I have:

As I said, creating a new group gives me the 404 Not Found page. Then investigating I realize an anomaly in the urls, for example:
• http: //mysite/subdomain/index.php/applications/
• http: //mysite/subdomain/index.php/documentation/
• http: //mysite/subdomain/index.php/events/

Then the url when creating a new group does not carry index.php:
• http://mysite/subdomain/groups/create/

Also in Settings / Permalinks in the options offered:
• Plain: http: // mysite / subdomain /? P = 123
• Day and name: http: // mysite / subdomain / 2019/05/16 / sample-post /
• Month and name: http: // mysite / subdomain / 2019/05 / sample-post /
• Numeric: http: // mysite / subdomain / archives / 123
• Post name: http: // mysite / subdomain / sample-post /
• Custom Structure: http: // mysite / subdomain (- editable area – /index.php/%postname%/)

Where when deleting index.php from the editable zone (note that in the rest of the options index.php does not appear in the urls) the links to the other pages are broken except for the main page (Home).

And finally the current .htaccess I have it like this:

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase / wpit /
RewriteRule ^ index \ .php $ – [L]
RewriteCond% {REQUEST_FILENAME}! -F
RewriteCond% {REQUEST_FILENAME}! -D
RewriteRule. /wpit/index.php [L]
</ IfModule>
# END WordPress

I think the solution is to eliminate the index.php but I do not know how to apply it. That is all. How can I solve it? Please help.

Thanks and best regards!

I did not realize you would have to buy Eduma to test this. I would think that WordPress would have a program where plug-in developers have access to some kind of test accounts or something, where they can quickly spin up a site with specific themes or plugins, specifically for this type of issue.

Regardless, the people at Eduma went ahead and did the debugging for me. Here is the response I got from Huyen last night…

Dear jbonifacejr,

I’m so sorry.

I tried to deactivated all plugins on your site to check it.

And BuddyPress plugin is the reason why this issue came.

Best regards,

Huyen Anh

I have also reached out to WPLMS
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/adding-comments-in-admin-mode-writes-the-comments-in-reverse/

I think i have located the problem but i am not able to solve it.
In the structure of permalinks I have in the custom pointing to index.php (http: //mysite/subdomain/index.php/%postname%/). I have tried to delete the index.php from the url and in the following .htaccess file:

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase / subdomain /
RewriteRule ^ index \ .php $ – [L]
RewriteCond% {REQUEST_FILENAME}! -F
RewriteCond% {REQUEST_FILENAME}! -D
RewriteRule. /subdomain/index.php [L]
</ IfModule>
# END WordPress

Where it appears crossed out i have also deleted it without obtaining any result. Maybe the problem is not there. Do you know how i should solve?

Thanks and best regards.

Tried that. Still couldn’t get the buttons to show. Possible that there’s some privacy setting I have on WordPress settings? Something to do with the server (I use Siteground and believe am on php7).