Well, that’s a unique problem. Never seen that before. I did notice that you are using wpmu 2.6.5 and don’t know what ver bp it is. There were versions of bp that worked with 2.6.5 but RC1 needs 2.7.
Thanks for the response, the bp version is not RC1, it is 1.0, I am pretty sure that’s not the same thing but it may be.
I have a very unique group of bloggers and I want to continue to attract folks from this group so I have modified many of the core files that are part of the upgrades to 2.7 and RC1 I probably broke this with one of those mods but I can’t understand how or why. I have too many features with too many hours to risk losing them all… I was hoping maybe someone had seen this.
For instance when you click to go to a blog this line:
<?php bloginfo(‘stylesheet_url’); ?>
will return the stylesheet_url of the page you are leaving not the one that called it from that theme’s header file.
if I just manually type in the URL and hit enter it loads just fine, I have tracked it to one of these site variables from either do_action or apply_filters:
do_action:
$wp_filter, $wp_actions, $merged_filters, $wp_current_filter;
apply_filters:
$wp_filter, $merged_filters, $wp_current_filter;
I’ll have to do some more digging I suppose,
There’s only been a beta 1, beta 2 and RC1 release (and trunk of course). If you started making your changes on RC1 then at least that’s a slight clue. Since by your own admission you’ve heavily hacked the code around, it is very hard to understand why this might be happening. I think it must be due to one or more of the changes you have made as I’ve never seen this problem before either.
Do you get anything in your web server’s error log when this happens? e.g. when you are on Members and try to go back to Home.
Modifying $wp_filter and all those other vars is dangerous. These are wp internal vars that control the flow of function calls when wp does do_action() or apply_filters(). Changing their values can lead to unpredictable behavior.
Danger Will Robinson.
If you want to change the sequence of the actions and filters in wp or replace them with your own functions, there is a way to do this. remove_action() remove_filter() and the action priority parameter.
See: https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API
I haven’t modified any of that… here is the possible error I am getting:
[20-Mar-2009 09:26:20] WordPress database error Table ‘my_database.wp_Array_options’ doesn’t exist for query SELECT * FROM wp_Array_options WHERE option_name = ‘siteurl’ made by get_blog_option
it looks like wp_Array_options should be getting wp_X_options where X = the blogid number. Any ideas where this query would be taking place and why the variable would be an Array instead of just a number?
I think maybe I might have used a variable somewhere I shouldn’t have maybe if I can do a search for that variable name and check all instances of it I can find where it is being set to an Array instead of just the blog_id.
Thanks for all your help.
