kylemcintosh

They’re in your themes folder:
/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/

You then have to edit each of the index files for each directory that is causing problems. If you create your own theme, instead of using the bp-default, that should take care of having to reedit when BP updates.

Might be the same issue I was having, though not exactly the same issue. It still isn’t resolved, as I have to manually delete the spaces each time I upgrade BP.

Try deleting the single whitespace between:
?>

<?php get_header( ‘buddypress’ ); ?>

In case anyone else has this problem, I stumbled across the solution:

seem like the spacing <?php ?> is effecting all index.php for bp-components.
any redirect will have the header error…suggest submit ticket to buddypress core team..

Delete the single whitespace between:

?>

<?php get_header( 'buddypress' ); ?>

on bp-default/activity/index.php, bp-default/forums/index.php etc…

Hope that helps someone…

It’s only when I click on an actual BuddyPress page that is protected. The regular WP pages that are protected work fine
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Did you ever find a solution? I’ve got the same issue here.

So, I download the db, did a search-and-replace, and imported… and it worked!

The only thing that didn’t make it was some images in a slideshow plugin, but that’s pretty minor stuff.

Thanks for your input! Much appreciated.

hmmm. It should be easier shouldn’t it…

Is this not more or less what I’m attempting?:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/changing-base-url-of-30-multisite-installation?replies=6

Again, thanks for your time.

@ Tim — yeah, the script worked. It just gave the site a Database Connection error. Not sure what the problem was.

@ Andrea, yeah I’ll try the DB dump. That’s what I was originally planning, but Tim mentioned messing up the options table with a find/replace. With an IP address, it should be a pretty clean to replace that with an URL, no?

Ok, I tried it out and unfortunately I got a “cannot connect to the database” error once I ran the “search and replace database” tool, and changed the current_site info in wp_config.

Any other suggestions?

my bad. I just realized it isn’t actually a plugin…

I’ll give it a shot. Thanks for the help.

Does that plugin work for the database as a whole or just on a per site basis? Does that make sense?

I’ve got the same issue on one of my sites and have spent hours, possibly days, trying to get it to work. Hopefully someone will address it at some point.

Anyone had any progress on this?

i’m having the exact issue with one of my installations. None of the fixes seem to help and i can’t find any other info on this bug.

Did you ever figure out what the issue was? One of my installations is doing this, and nothing that has been suggested seems to work…