Hi,
No post on the net is useful for for me.
They’re tons on this forum, related to this same problem…
Which is not a problem, but you have to setup the BP pages correctly.
This slug is false (malformed): http://festivals.my/index.php/register/
index.php is a document. /register/ is a folder. Do you have documents containing folders on your computer ? Certainly not. Why would you that a web server would be configured differently ?
Read the install guide and the chapter related to “pages“, setup BP and activate the permalinks to whatever but “default”.
Thanks for reply.
I think the installation is done correctly since I use wordpress plugin installer.
As I check your recommendation to read the install guide and Pages chapter.
As for the slug, i use http://festivals.my/index.php/sample-post/ as recommended by wordpress.
is there anything to do with the htaccess files? or any other related problem?
Installaling a plugin has nothing to do with settings!
And it is not possible that WordPress recommands to use /something/ after index.php.
If it does, please give the link to that documentation.
Here the one related to htaccess. Normally this file is generated automatically the first time you install/activate WordPress. On a usual install, his content is “basic” (explained in the doc).
Again, read through BuddyPress documentation.
In fact, you have nothing special to do, except to control bp’s setting and WP’s permalinks. It is probably there where you have “index” appearing wrong.
I change the permalinks to http://festivals.my/%postname%/
so the correct link for the registration is http://festivals.my/register/
Then I go to Setting > General > Membership and I tick anyone can register
Then I go to Setting > BuddyPress > Pages > Register and change the page to Register
Then I visit my site at http://festivals.my/ and click on register. Same thing happen. 404 Not Found.
I am stuck here. =(
Problem solved..
I was checking the files in the server and I realize that I am missing .htaccess files..
Thanks for the help @danbp.
