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  • artabria
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    @artabria

    OK… it works!

    just putting wp_head() before </head> and wp_footer() after </body>… os dismiss wp_footer()…

    šŸ˜‰

    i cannot understand why… but i’m happy!


    artabria
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    @artabria

    Or not… WP_HEAD() in WP3.6 & only in chrome; places the <body> exactly before the first body item it finds on the code

    For some reason… there is an space ” “, which is what F12 shows; on top my <head> only when browser shows bp pages…


    artabria
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    @artabria

    yes… it seems to be a Chrome issue…


    artabria
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    @artabria

    Yes… it works OK with buddypress default theme… and with mine too, over all the rest internet browsers. HTML code is OK (CTRL+U) only Chrome is doing this.

    Now i’m trying to make my theme a child from buddypress default… and it doesn’t work; it makes the same thing: puts the <body> on the top of my <head> code… only in chrome and only in bp pages…


    artabria
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    @artabria

    Yes… page do the same with no plugins except buddypress… only in Chrome:
    All buddypress pages wrong: activity, stteings, profile…

    It works fine over all browsers: IE, Firefox, Safari (Mac & PC)
    …& working OK with buddypress default theme in Chrome!

    Please back to the link http://www.english4you.es/members/andrew/ and read source code (CTRL+U)… you will see that <head></head> is correctly passed to the browser but wrong rendered… cannot guess reason for this!


    artabria
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    @artabria

    thankyou for answering, aces…

    please visit http://www.english4you.es/members/andrew/ for a example. This is what is happening

    html code looks fine (CTRL+U) and all posts in http://www.english4you.es are working ok

    only bp pages breaks because a <body class=ā€customize-supportā€ style> line appears in <head>

    for you to see that you please right click on mouse and inspect element body… thanks.


    artabria
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    @artabria

    No ideas??


    artabria
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    @artabria

    Ok… in file bp-core-functions.php (line 640) system tries to calculate how old is a activity listed. a variable called $seconds seems to be 0 or not a number… so division is illegal and system show how old is the post in seconds… and not in years, months, days, hours, minutes…

    It happens since I’ve updated be to 1.8…

    I’ve edited default-constants.php from wp-admin to remove all spaces in YEAR_IN_SECONDS and other constants could be used by bp-core-functions.php… so this is not the problem


    artabria
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    @artabria

    Same but in activity streams…

    no answer?

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