[Louis Passano III]

Also the “Notifications” page is odd.  However I get there (admin-bar widget or menu-selection) it displays what would be a full page in the right 3/4 of the page and displays no content, just the left widgets area.

WordPress 3.8 running CBOX Child Theme.  Search Engines Discouraged.

See screenshot http://nimb.ws/248719

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Scott Voth said:  Hi Louis – I have entered the issue on github:

https://github.com/cuny-academic-commons/cbox-theme/issues/179

You can track its progress there.  Thanks.

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[Scott Voth]

Hi Louis – Please see Boone’s response at https://github.com/cuny-academic-commons/cbox-theme/issues/179

Looks like you might be running BuddyPress 1.9 which is not yet compatible with CBOX.

Thanks.

[Louis Passano III]

Scott – Taking Boone’s advice I have uninstalled Commons  in a Box and all of its components.  Then, re-installed Commons in a Box and all its components.  Still on WP 3.8.  That seemed to fix everything.

I suppose that the Commons in a Box plugin will update the plugins that it supervises.  I believe that Boone is a principal in Buddypress.  I watch a video of him introducing BP 1.8. – Louis

 

[Scott Voth]

Hi Louis – Glad everything is working now.  Yes, Boone is a principle contributor to BuddyPress and the lead developer of CBOX – I’m sure CBOX will come out with a new version that is compatible with BP 1.9 in the near future.

[Matthew K Gold]

Hi Louis —

Yes, one of the principles behind CBOX is that it manages updates to
required plugins to ensure compatibility between disparate and
often-updated pieces of software. We also give people the ability to
self-administer such plugins, but doing so risks using plugins that haven’t
been updated to work with one another, as you’ve seen. Glad that
reinstalling CBOX solved the problem for you, and do stay tuned for an
update.

Best,

Matt

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