HI Andrew,
Thanks for your reply. The difference in the template override and the current events.forms.php shows a few changes throughout the file. The best way to check for differences which is what i have done is to get both the files and use a tool like
http://www.diffchecker.com/
The activity references i made were from the screen shots and the detail was hard to see, i thought you were referring to what looked like the easyblog activities in the stream.
I have had a look at the log out issue and my opinion is the site generally has a conflict somewhere and Chris pointed this out early on in the post I am not pushing this off and blaming someone else. i am simply pointing out that with these errors, there are going to be sections of your site that don't function correctly. Until the cause of the conflict is found you and I will go around in circles chasing things while the root problem is still there.
the example of where the conflicts are:
Uncaught ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined. This is showing up on most pages though out your site, logged in or not, So Issues like the log out button not working are because there is a conflict, where that conflict is i don't know. In fairness to us to debug this error in a live environment would be irresponsible. I notice in previous comments Chris switched your site back to the default template, i agree with your comment of not doing that on a live site and it shouldn't have bee done without asking, but this highlights the issue of fault finding in a live environment
I'm not sure if you know but there are other major components that are also throwing errors and i don't believe this is a fault of their component either. The core issue needs to be identified, then from that point you will know what is really an issue. Until then everything is a guess.
To test and resolve these errors your site would need to be on a test environment where things can be eliminated from the site until the core conflict is found.
Also please remember i am not trying to argue, disagree or not help you, but i think to be fair a conflict that is site wide and on a live environment is outside the scope of our support. The general running of the site needs to be maintained by you
Lastly this post is now getting many different issues in it and is not a good way to run a support forum. It is confusing and makes it impossible for us to accurately track bugs. Can you please post new issues as separate threads so we can deal with each issue correctly.
Please let us know once you resolve the general conflict then post each issue in a separate post if they are still there.
