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@mercime, remember if you put this in bp-custom.php you need to remove the beginning php tag, and the end tag because it will cause a parse error: unexpected “<" error.

Is the directory /home/buddypress/public_html/wpmu/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/avatars/7475407 writable?

@hnla, every single one i did, I got a Cannot Re-declare notice so I sort of gave up.

@VegasParty607 Make sure you set it to the proper UTC offset – not simply UTC, but UTC-5 (for example, if you are in the US Eastern Time Zone)

Thanks for your patience with this, gang. I’m going to investigate whether this is a BP problem or a problem with WP itself.

@bigjimmysisco I mean the username/password to your files, so I can access them through an FTP client. I have a feeling that this problem is not going to be solved unless I or another developer can test on an actually affected installation.

@bigjimmysisco, good idea! I will do some copy and pasting from 1.2.5.2 into 1.2.7 to see what file is causing it..

Switching to default theme……

Unsuccessful.

Still wrong

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From Djpaul’s suggestion.,

Deactivating all plugins……

Timestamps still wrong.

I am using buddypress columns theme
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Can you test again with no extra plugins on the BP-Default theme, and when you post a new activity stream item? The “new activity stream item” bit is important. Thanks.

@Bigjimmysisco how do you mean patch is outdated? The patch was to correct an issue found and it was rolled into 1.2.7 as part of the reason 1.2.7 was released to push through a few important fixes in advance of 1.3. If you are running 1.2.7 then that patch should be merged in to 1.2.7 so you shouldn’t need to change anything but if those lines are missing then there’s something odd at work.

@all I’m afraid that without someone providing access to an affected machine it is really hard for anyone to fix the issue or track the issue down.

I have checked my live test install and that is running 1.2.6 with the omgpiza patch manually applied and I see no issues, which tends to bring me back to thinking it’s a server timezone issue – not the time itself but the timezone the server thinks it’s in, however I’m perplexed by the fact that posting a WP comment reports correct time.

From Djpaul’s suggestion.,

Deactivating all plugins……

Timestamps still wrong.

I am using buddypress columns theme

I have had this problem since buddypress 1.2.6 was released, but I seeked support over at WPMU.org but they were stumped also.

I have no problem with the wordpress time because when somebody posts a comment, the time is correct on “posted time”

I have been stickiing to buddypress version 1.2.5.2 because it’s the only one that has correct timestamps, well latest version anyway..

When I saw this topic I just listed that I had the virus too.

@boonebgorges I am not really comfortable on giving you access to my sites files… I am just not comfortable. Sorry. Not that I don’t trust you.

Hi,

I just wanted to say that bpckeditor works great on my buddypress forum, and gives my site users an excellent visual editor!

I am running wordpress 3.04 and bbpress 1.2.7.

I installed and actived bpckeditor, then modified the customconfig, path to ckeditor and URL to ckeditor fields on the bpckedit settings page.

You should set the customconfig path to http://yoursite.com/wp-content/plugins/bpckeditor/config.js not the one in the bpckeditor/ckedit/ directory. Reload your forum and hey hey a visual editor!

Hope this helps

Ian

Hi @LPH2005 – I made that change and this happened. Any ideas?

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Warning: mysql_fetch_array() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in /home/collabbo/public_html/figshare.com/figures/extensions/buddypress-activity/buddypress-activity.php on line 61

Warning: mysql_fetch_array() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in /home/collabbo/public_html/figshare.com/figures/extensions/buddypress-activity/buddypress-activity.php on line 68

Warning: mysql_fetch_array() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in /home/collabbo/public_html/figshare.com/figures/extensions/buddypress-activity/buddypress-activity.php on line 75

Warning: mysql_select_db() expects parameter 2 to be resource, null given in /home/collabbo/public_html/figshare.com/figures/extensions/buddypress-activity/buddypress-activity.php on line 81
Table ‘collabbo_figures.wp_bp_activity_sitewide’ doesn’t exist’

Thanks a lot @LPH2005 , I’ll check that out.

It looks like you are having a javascript conflict, which is being caused either by your custom theme, or by a plugin. Deactivate plugins other than BP to see if one of them is causing the problem. If not, try switching back to the BuddyPress Default theme to see if your theme is the culprit.

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/how-to-change-permalinks-under-wamp#post-1285534
http://www.techronnati.com/blog/wordpress-blog/wordpress-permalinks-work-localhost/