Profile pages error: "Page Not Found"

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I'm trying to activate the profile pages for registered users but keep getting "Page Not Found" when accessing the pages below.

URL link from the User Info add-on:
my_site.com/index.php/profile/1/
URL link from the Members page:
my_site.com/index.php/profile/view/1/

Public profiles are enabled on the Login & Registration page;
user attributes have Display in Public Profiles checked; the members page shows the list of all registered members;
the User Info box displays the correct user information;
all user sub pages display an empty page when accessed by "visiting" from the dashboard sitemap;
search function on members page works properly (meaning it lists the user information) but links go to Page Not Found as described above;
my theme's view.php has

<?php print innerContent;?>


in the body div.

I'm using Concrete5.4.1.1 with the Clouds theme and I tried loading Plain Yogurt theme with same results. My site is athttp://www.ironinthepines.com.

Please help, I don't know what else to do and can't find any additional help in the forums. Thanks in advance!

 
iitp replied on at Permalink Best Answer Reply
Solved, after much hair loss. Not sure if anyone else is having this issue but here's what I did to correct it:

Using Cobble, I found that the pages were unregistered. No idea how that happened since this was a brand new install of C5.

The fix was to refresh the single pages (for some reason the first time I tried this it had no effect), clear the cache in C5 and my browser, ran all jobs including SCALA IT optimizer, and the pages reappeared.

But then the members page went blank and was using default.php instead of view.php. The steps above did not have any effect again, so I renamed the members.php file to members.php.bak in both the root and concrete/single_pages directories. I also deleted the members page from my sitemap, and again cleared both caches, ran jobs, and then undid these steps (renamed members.php.bak back to members.php and added the members page back under Single Pages). Members page populated again.

The second corrected fix seems to be the best answer as Cobble now shows the page as registered. But I'm afraid to do anything more to the profile pages because they are working at the moment, even if they aren't registered. If they go blank again I'll follow these steps.