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  3. Thursday, November 29 2018, 08:47 PM
Hello,

We have a menu option for 'Your Profile' and when we select it, we see our data in display mode. The header has the correct menu items but the background is the wrong color and we do not have the header photo. When we go into 'Edit Profile' the header is correct. We do not seem to be able to influence the display of 'Your Profile' page.

Please see attached the display and edit versions of 'Your Profile'. In config there is only one menu item for Your Profile and so we cannot see how to fix the display part when the edit is working fine.

Have you come across this before?
Thanks, Alex
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Hi,
Login form, registration page, edit profile pages comes from a Joomla User component, instead profile page comes from Easy Profile.
If you go to edit profile page then Joomla redirect you on the nearest Joomla Users component page (in your case this is Login Form).
To have a correct routing you should create also a menu item of type Users->Edit User Profile, you can add this menu item in a hidden menu to not show it.
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Hi,
sorry for late reply, it was night for us :D

Probably you have created a menu item of type Users->Your Profile instead menu item of type Easy Profile->User Profile
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Hi,
to manage correctly header you should create also a menu item of type Users->Registration

Probably before you had following menu items:
- Users->Login (alias like "login";)
- Users->User Profile (not Easy Profile, with alias like "profile";)
the result was that you had following urls
- Login: http://www.yourdomain.com/login
- Edit Profile: http://www.yourdomain.com/profile?layout=edit (This is same menu item of Users->User Profile)
- Registration: http://www.yourdomain.com/profile?view=registration (This is same menu item of Users->User Profile)

The right way to manage simple pages is to have following menu items
- Users->Login (alias like "login";)
- Users->Edit User Profile (alias like "edit-profile";)
- Users->Registration (alias like "registration";)
- Easy Profile->User Profile (alias like "profile";)
so you will have following links, each link have a own specific menu item
- Users->Login: http://www.yourdomain.com/login
- Users->Edit User Profile: http://www.yourdomain.com/edit-profile
- Users->Registration: http://www.yourdomain.com/registration
- Easy Profile->User Profile: http://www.yourdomain.com/profile
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