Hmm I will look into this one.
Ahhh, I’m not quite following you.
1) You have a theme running on your wpmu root blog that isn’t the bp home theme.
Wait a minute. Cancel that. It’s just that your bp member theme isn’t displaying at all for anything? Somewhere along the way the bp member theme install location got moved to ../wp-content/member-themes/
I don’t remember exactly which rXXX number though. It was fairly recently though.
Check the install readme.txt if that’s the case.
Or is that not your problem? I’m kinda hazy on what isn’t displaying using what theme.
When you access the URL mysite.org/groups, mysite.org/members, mysite.org/blogs then all of those use the plugin-template.php file to call the theme’s header, trigger some actions and then call that theme’s footer.
That is working for me. I don’t use those directory listings on my wpmu root blog but they work and I’m running a non-bp home theme.
Seemed to work ok for me. Are you sure you’ve upgraded all files including the member-theme?
My install is at MMAFrenzy.com if anyone wants to check it out. Everything was fine until between 599 and 638. I already did the move from /themes/ to /member-themes/ so that’s not the issue.
Prior to upgrading everything was displaying perfectly in a custom theme but when I upgraded my custom member theme wasn’t compatible with the upgrades so I reverted to the stock buddypress-member theme. That fixed nearly everything but for some reason the group pages aren’t displaying. mmafrenzy.com/groups is displaying fine (I know, the styling is off) but none of the group pages will show, for example mmafrenzy.com/groups/test-group.
Group pages appear to be the only thing affected as other components, such as profiles and messaging, are working.
Thanks for the help!
Yeah Andy, I’ve deleted the theme directory and re-uploaded a clean version several times but with no luck. I also did the same thing with the plugin files as I had some customizations previously and thought one of them might be conflicting, but that also didn’t solve it.
Could it possibly be conflicting with another plugin? My plan was to next start removing plugins one at a time to see if any of them were causing the problem, but it seems odd that something would affect something so specific.
Can you turn on error reporting to see what the error is?
While I was going about turning on error reporting I decided to try to remove my custom member theme from the /member-themes/ so that the only theme in the directory was the default /buddypress-member/ theme and the problem was fixed.
Through a little bit of testing it seems that none of the member themes, active or inactive, should have the same name as the WPMU themes. After initially deleting the custom theme I re-uploaded it and the problem came back as expected, however renaming it to something unique made the problems disappear.
