[cynthiablue]

Ah okay thanks. I am not sure I quite understand but I’m super tired right now and will read your reply more later and look at my install too.

[cynthiablue]

Hmmm if I am, I’m not doing it on purpose. I’ve tried some various plugins maybe one of them caused the error.

the URL is utahdogs.com/parks/blog

That is where I cannot see the blog posts.

What should it look like… the URL?

The posts themselves have a URL such as

http://utahdogs.com/parks/2009/12/16/slc-millrace-dog-park-2/

which does not include ‘blog’ in the path. Is this my problem?

Thanks.

[cynthiablue]

I’m using the most recent….

WPMU 2.8.6

BP 1.1.3

It’s a fairly new install, maybe a week old, week and a half-ish.

[cynthiablue]

RC1 Unstable… I really want this on my production site. Though I’m hesitant to install because of the ‘unstable’ bit.

[cynthiablue]

A UTC Manual Offset? I’m just using the -7 that is listed on the drop-down menu. I actually don’t see any cities listed, I only see the UTC offset.

Anyway, the UTC -7 is what I have set and it’s not working right.

[cynthiablue]

Thanks for your reply… my function.php does have that portion in the code. Exactly as you post. Strange… I wonder why my blog posts are not showing.

[cynthiablue]

Bump.. anyone know how I can get these to show?

[cynthiablue]

Okay I fixed it… backed everything out, put it back in bit by bit. I really don’t like that wp_signups table in MU that is not visible in the admin panel anywhere. Maybe a plugin will show up someday to manage that puppy.

[cynthiablue]

I’m running MU 2.8.6 and BP 1.1.3 on a VPS.

[cynthiablue]

Okay looking more closely at that table… wp_signups… I was going to edit the active field from 0 to 1, but it says it cannot be edited because it lacks a primary key. Would that be a problem or is it not supposed to have a primary key?

Thanks.

[cynthiablue]

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