BuddyPress

I’ve noticed that on a multisite installation on every blog, except the primary blog, the title of the page is not set properly, it just uses “Sitename | Home” even when not on the front page.

I’ve been testing with bp_is_blog_page(), is_single(), is_category(), etc. and they all know where they are when used within the templates, but not when the bp_page_title() function is called.

I have set BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG to true. This happens on both the default theme and a child theme I’m working on. Anyone experiencing the same?

Anyone, Bueller?

@tomdebruin: I’m experiencing the same as you. All my pages/posts that are generated by WordPress have the default blog title in the . Have you filed a bug for this?

Yeah, sounds like a bug. BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG implementation is a little incomplete at the moment. trac.buddypress.org with the same login credentials

@boonebgorges: I have filed a bug (because I’m impatient)

@Alexander, I spoke to @DJPaul at WordCamp UK who said he’d look into it, and also that I should file a bug report. Which I hadn’t got round to, so thanks for filing it.

Hi Tom
Yeah, I saw that come through. I’ll look as soon as I can.

I think the problem is on bp-core-templatetags.php around line 946.

if ( defined( ‘BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG’ ) ) {
$blog_title = get_blog_option( $current_blog->blog_id, ‘blogname’ );
} else {
$blog_title = get_blog_option( BP_ROOT_BLOG, ‘blogname’ );
// next 3 lines added
if ( is_page() ){
$title = $post->post_title;
}
}
Returns the page title a bit more correctly.
PS Blame the lack of formatting on the post – it all looked nice before I posted it!

@jonacb: Is this a solution? Would you please paste it in a pastebin and say which line or function we should replace with this.