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Hello, I’m running WordPress 3.4.2. and Buddypress 1.6.1.
When a user or myself posts an update in the Activity stream, the time is shown correctly (i.e. 2 minutes ago), The RSS is also showing the correct times.
BUT when I check the times in the Dashboard > Activity tab, the hours are off by exactly 5 hours. Since I need to keep track of the exact times, is there a fix/plugin/hack that I could use to fix this?My WordPress setting is currently set at the “Chicago” Timezone.
(EDIT)
Here is the correct activity update [actual time is (September 24, 2012 4:14 PM)]

Here is the exact same activity updated viewed inside Dashboard < Activity (time is off by 5 hours)

Its been almost two weeks and nobody has be able to help with me this problem. I have an error with this code
http://www.xertionfitness.com/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/_inc/css/adminbar.css?ver=3.4.2Using webpagetest.org it show that its loading around 14-2000ms
http://www.webpagetest.org/result/120924_PR_F40/1/details/This is what i know. The problem is that the code exist but its located
http://www.xertionfitness.com/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/bp-default/_inc/css/adminbar.css?ver=3.4.2When i switch the code to the location, it slow the site down even more, how can i fix this? is the code missing something? Is this a bug?PLEASE HELP CAUSE IM LOST!!!!!!!
I have just created a buddypresswordpress theme from scratch.. Not exactly experienced at that task from start to finish, but i feel good about it so far!
Anyway, everything works pretty well, and ive gotten the theme to work OK with most of buddypress.
Except plugins. Their pages are not loading the ‘wordpress theme’ in the same way the main buddypress pages are,and I am having trouble getting them to work correct.
Am I missing something easy, or do I have to conditionally detect the group plugin sub-pages and replace add code then? I am currently mucking with BP_BEFORE_GROUP_HEADER, but i feel at this moment “isnt there a better way?”
Thanks for any advice!
I’m using buddypress 1.6.1 for a client’s intranet. The site is in English but has members from around the world. Some of the members have names including characters such as ” š “. Any links with these members’ names are broken – the href attribute shows the correct character in firebug and the page source, but when clicked on I get a 404 error and the character is completely missing from the url.
I have changed the html ‘lang’ attribute to “en” and the encoding section in Settings is utf-8.
How can I fix this?
I am using the Kaboodle Labzip theme. I installed the Kaboodle (child) theme first but I did not activate it and lastly I installed the woocommerce plugin and activated it. I have wordpress installed in a sub-directory and I did not do a manual install – I used fantastico. I am getting the following when trying to run through the installation wizard:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function wp_get_themes() in /home/foo/public_html/blog/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/admin/bp-core-update.php on line 519
I have installed a plugin called WP-Geolocation (http://www.wp-geolocation.com/) which allows me display the following shortcode (see list at end) on any post and page. I was trying to add these shortcodes or javascript variables (handles both) INTO a 3 form fields called County, City and region.
using the php echo do shortcode commands… well i can echo anywhere in the code, but do you think I can “echo” INSIDE a form text field??In normal HTML or ASP this is a breeze, why is it so difficult in WP to do this? I mean the variable is there and available on every page and post (runs in header), why can i not have form value php echo do_shortcode (had to tweak that to display here) and have the field filled in on the registration form.
For us it is essential to have the users’ location at sign up, preferably I would like to use buddypress Xprofile fields to display the field at signup and the allowing the variables or shortcode to auto poulate the field… I have tried so many things, bought gravity forms, tried Formidable… no luck, something so simple…
The best plugin that anyone could develop for BuddyPress would be a better X Profile Fields Editor, allowing you to specify a SHORTCODE or variable right there and then…
Anybody want to make a quick buck and sort this for me, as i have spent 2 days JUST trying to get this done, crazy… my skype is greg.mcewan.marriott and my email greg@imediate.co.za
The variables are there, just “put them” INSIDE the form field…
VARIABLES
===========Within any blog post or page, you can use the following shortcodes:
[mmjs-countrycode] – the ISO 3166-2 country code
[mmjs-countryname] – the country name
[mmjs-city] – the city name
[mmjs-region] – the ISO 3166-2 country code (state or province abreviation)
[mmjs-regionname] – the region name
[mmjs-lat] – latitude
[mmjs-long] – longitude
[mmjs-postalcode] – post/zip code
[mmjs-ip] – ip addressThe plugin also generates corresponding JavaScript variables in your theme for use with JQuery, dynamic forms, etc:
mmjsCountryCode
mmjsCountryName
mmjsCity
mmjsRegion
mmjsRegionName
mmjsLat
mmjsLong
mmjsPostalCode
mmjsIPAddressOnce the user has registered, how do I send the user’s username and password in the email that includes the activation link?
I want to do this because hyphens are being added to where spaces were when the user subscribed. (e.g. Future Diamond changes to Future-Diamond).
I am using WordPress 3.4.2 and BuddyPress 1.6.1 and my website is at http://netballscoop.com/

