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Thanks all for your help! I am able to create permalinks but it strangely inserted “index.php” within the URL. I created a page called “test” and the URL is now “http://knit.ucsd.edu/index.php/test/”.

Additionally, I see an error message in the BuddyPress settings. While it doesn’t seem directly related to the issue at hand, perhaps it points to the underlying problem?

Error message:

Your BuddyPress Docs attachments directory is publicly accessible. Doc attachments will not be properly protected from direct viewing, even if the parent Docs are non-public.

It looks like you are running Apache. The most likely cause of your problem is that the AllowOverride directive has been disabled, either globally (httpd.conf) or in a VirtualHost definition. Contact your host for assistance.

Are either of those details possible leads? Thanks again!

Erin

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Thank you Ray and Christian! We will try this out!

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Thanks for your help, Scott. Interestingly enough, it does not seem that the WordPress site privacy options actually make the activity and group pages private (if one has the link). And, if you try to make these pages private, the BuddyPress functionality is disabled. I don’t think it’s a huge issue, but it does seem worth considering for future releases as privacy is an important factor for many educators setting up online spaces.

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Hi Christian – I’m helping out with a CBOX install at UCSD that is dealing with what seems like the same problem described above. The theme options simply don’t work. We tried adding “define( ‘INFINITY_DEV_MODE’, true )” to the wp-config.php file but without success. Was this issue ever resolved?

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Hmm – I have version 1.08, which I believe is the latest release. Should I report the bug on github?

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Just realized I may have discovered a bug. The header loads on Safari and Firefox, but not in Chrome. Is this a known issue?

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Thanks, Christian! There’s not a way I can access the wp.config file from the dashboard, is there?

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