No I don’t see the problem. If there is a problem, only logged in users can see it. Can you give me a demo/test login username and password?
Well, even from a logged out user you can tell the admin bar doesn’t work, nor does the login bar, nor does the search bar. Yes, they show up, but notice the following problems:
1. Click the “BuddyPress” logo (to be changed yet) in the admin bar. It takes you to the blog home page, not the GeoSee home page like I thought it would.
2. Click the “Login” link in the admin bar – 404 Not Found.
3. Click the “Signup” link in the admin bar – 404 Not Found.
4. Click the “Author” link in the admin bar – 404 Not Found.
So the admin bar does not link back to the main blog like I would think it would do.
Now let’s look at the Search Bar. Notice the drop down is empty and that all searches return a 404 Not Found Error?
And finally the login bar. Try hitting the signup button – 404 Not Found.
There is a demo account set up with the username demouser and password demo so you can see the same problems I listed in my original post.
I’m not sure what you did exactly to make this so broken, but I can tell you how I did what you’re trying to do.
- Copy “buddypress-home” theme to a temporary folder.
- Rename “buddypress-home” to “buddypress-user”.
- Delete “buddypress-user/home.php”.
- Open “buddypress-user/style.css” and at the very least, rename the theme to include something with the words “User Theme”
- Upload this theme, and activate ONLY it in your admin panel.
- Make sure that theme is the ONLY active theme. This ensures users will only get that theme provided to them at default.
That should do it.
Yeah, I tried exactly that, but then I get all these errors when I try to activate the blog:
Warning: require(BP_PLUGIN_DIR/bp-core/bp-core-signup.php) [function.require]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/grandsla/geosee.com/wp-content/themes/buddypress-user/functions.php on line 70
Warning: require(BP_PLUGIN_DIR/bp-core/bp-core-signup.php) [function.require]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/grandsla/geosee.com/wp-content/themes/buddypress-user/functions.php on line 70
Fatal error: require() [function.require]: Failed opening required ‘BP_PLUGIN_DIR/bp-core/bp-core-signup.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php’) in /home/grandsla/geosee.com/wp-content/themes/buddypress-user/functions.php on line 70
So that doesn’t work. Using WPMU 2.7 and the latest TRUNK of bbPress
WPMU 2.7 and the latest TRUNK of bbPress
I assume you mean BuddyPress, and not bbPress. If so, then here are a few questions:
- What do you mean by “latest TRUNK”? Did you actually download the BP trunk from trac as a zip or use SVN? Or, did you obtain BuddyPress from the big, orange Download button that can be found on the top of any BP page?
- What version of BuddyPress are you using?
- Where exactly did you place the BuddyPress folder?
- You are using WPMU 2.7 and not WPMU 2.7.1-beta1 or -beta2, correct?
Grandslambert,
In your buddypress-user/functions.php, take out ALL of the code besides what you need to make your sidebar(s) for your widgets.
Forgot to mention that little part. 
@JJJ-
Hum, I guess that could help…
Failed opening required ‘BP_PLUGIN_DIR/…
Not using latest trunk because BP_PLUGIN_DIR is not defined or just installed in some fashion that bp-core.php isn’t running on all blogs which means the latest 2.7.1 wpmu isn’t running and the bp plugins aren’t sitewide.
maybe so?
Burt-
Well, that was one of my thoughts–and why I’m asking Grandslambert to clarify what he meant by
Using WPMU 2.7 and the latest TRUNK of bbPress
I assume he meant BuddyPress. If so, is he running WPMU 2.7 but with BP 1.0_RC2? Did he install the BP folder in the proper spot? You’ve seen my questions above.
But, I’m tired and JJJ had an intriguing idea as well. So, perhaps I should get some sleep tonight and all the problems of the universe will disappear overnight!
