'Page not found' error in title of wp-activate.php

[SteveNL]

While setting up an network, I noticed the title of the 'wp-activate.php' page said 'Page not found'. I read that this bug should've been fixed a couple of versions ago, but it probably still exists.

[ocean90]

Which theme are you using?

[SteveNL]

I'm currently using the 'TwentyTen' theme. I've tried several themes, but they all give the same error.

EDIT: I've fixed the error by temporarily adding "echo '<title>Activation page</title>';" to the top of wp-activate.php. I know that's not the best way to fix it, but it works.

[jakub.tyrcha]

This file is strictly theme-dependant.

I have just checked against the trunk to make sure everything is all right, and the title is set as specified in the theme. The described problem would suggest that the title tag wasn't present in your case - maybe it is a plugin thing? Works for me.

[scribu]

Yep, wp-activate.php use get_header().

[nacin]

Replying to SteveNL:

While setting up an network, I noticed the title of the 'wp-activate.php' page said 'Page not found'. I read that this bug should've been fixed a couple of versions ago, but it probably still exists.

It should have been fixed -- #13638.

You probably have a plugin interfering with the rewrite rules then. Can you dump those and see if these are present?

$registration_pages['.*wp-signup.php$'] = $this->index . '?signup=true';
$registration_pages['.*wp-activate.php$'] = $this->index . '?activate=true';

They'll only be available from the main sit.

[SteveNL]

Currently I have no plugins installed. After I've updated WordPress to version 3.1.1, the title presents the name of the blog.

I think it's all fine now, thank you for your replies! I really appreciate it.