BuddyPress 2.0 Theme Switching Error Message

[DennisBarkerCV]

I got an error message when switching themes having just updated to BuddyPress 2.0 possibly a typo but the theme wouldn't switch.

[DennisBarkerCV]

Screenshot of error message

[boonebgorges]

DennisBarkerCV - Can you share some more information about your issue?

• What version of WP are you running?
• If you recall, which themes are you switching to/from?
• Who is your host? I don't recognize this fatal error screen.
• Can you please specify the exact steps you went through to switch themes? Ie, did it happen through the Theme Customizer, Theme Preview, etc?

[DennisBarkerCV]

I'm running WordPress 3.9 which has just happened today.host is webenabled.I don't recall exactly which theme,but i was in the main theme listing and activated from there.I've since deactivated BuddyPress just in case:)

I'll try a few themes later and let you know if I track anything specific down.

[DennisBarkerCV]

Just reactivated BuddyPress2.0 and switched themes a few times but could not reproduce the error message.Everything seems to be working fine now for me.

[imath]

This is weird because line 825 should only be run if a user query is done.

[DennisBarkerCV]

The error has been reported in the support forum along with a possible solution.
http://buddypress.org/support/topic/fatal-error-call-to-undefined-function-get_current_screen/

[imath]

I'd really like to understand why this is happening. It's like something is making a user query before the admin screen is set ??

I think the 5551.patch can prevent this from happening.

[boonebgorges]

Hm, no idea why this would be happening either. Could be caused by a number of different kinds of plugins. 5551.patch looks like a fine fix for me.

[imath]

In 8303:

Check get_current_screen() is available before using it

In non multisite configs, to avoid displaying the signups (user_status set to 2) into the users administration screen, a filter to the user query is applyed after checking the current screen is the users one. It appears to be problematic on some configs. So we need to check the function get_current_screen() exists just before using it.

see #5551

[imath]

In 8304:

Check get_current_screen() is available before using it

In non multisite configs, to avoid displaying the signups (user_status set to 2) into the users administration screen, a filter to the user query is applyed after checking the current screen is the users one. It appears to be problematic on some configs. So we need to check the function get_current_screen() exists just before using it.

Fixes #5551