{MemberNick} on blog. Cannot access blog through profile

So, I just installed Dolphin and am having some frustrations. The only module that I have enabled currently is the blog module. When i go to profile -> blog, it basically takes me back to the home page. But in the breadcrumbs, I see Home {Membernick}  I'm having trouble figuring out how to get this to go to the main blog page so that a new blog post can be made, like in the demo available at boonex.com.

Thanks in advance!

For some added info. This is a linux host,  and I am using the newest version of Dolphin available on a fresh install. I have actually reinstalled twice trying to fix this. 

As an update, it seems like the same thing happens when going to other pages as well, such as the member profile page. I just see Home > {MemberNick} and it shows me my frontpage. 

Bump. Just did a fresh install and am having the exact same problem. I have been searching the forums and have not found anything that works yet. 

You say a fresh, clean install.

Is everything at it defaults? For example have you made any changes to the navigation menu at all?

If not. Then this should not be occurring.

Does the server you're installing on FULLY meet ALL of dolphins requirements? http://www.boonex.com/trac/dolphin/wiki/DolTech  I ask because i have installed dolphin many times for the creation of test sites for module development. So many times i have lost count, and have never once seen this problem.

Have you seen this post yet.

http://www.boonex.com/forums/topic/How-to-get-rid-of-.htm

But the latest version of dolphin should not be doing this

Yes, just to make sure I am testing before making any menu changes or enabling any modules. I have reinstalled the database and the software several times and have had this problem everytime. My site is hosted by godaddy and should meet all the requirements. I have made the change in the post you listed but still had the same issue. 

Thanks for your help!

Ah.

Some godaddy servers have issues with dolphin. Some people have had good luck, many others have not even been able to get it installed.

This is one known issue. Copied from another post.

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1&1 hosting has known problems with dolphin. Godaddy does as well.

Both of those hosting companies normally require that the .htaccess file be modified.

This line

RewriteBase /

Needs to be added to the root .htaccess file included with dolphin. It is to be placed under the line

RewriteEngine on


You will also want to go into admin->Settings->Host Tools and make sure all things in the audit section check out and nothing is showing a failed.


Godaddy is just not a good choice for dolphin.

Dude, I think the rewritebase did the trick. You rock so much. I'll do some toying now and see how everything else works. Thanks so much for your help.

Chances are you will find problems in that admin audit area i told you to check.

Despite what you may believe, godaddy hosting generally does not meet dolphin requirements. Chances are you will need to set some custom php.ini settings for the server.