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update - have various errors in error log
24.08.2012
19:59 database file: /var/www/***/wp-content/plugins/simple-press/forum/content/classes/sp-list-topic-class.php
line: 166
function: select
error:
SELECT .post_id, post_status, post_index, post_date, guest_name, wp_sfposts.user_id, post_content, display_name FROM wp_sftopics JOIN wp_sfforums ON wp_sfforums.forum_id = wp_sftopics.forum_id JOIN wp_sfgroups ON wp_sfgroups.group_id = wp_sfforums.group_id JOIN wp_sfposts ON wp_sfposts.post_id = wp_sftopics.post_id LEFT JOIN wp_sfmembers ON wp_sfmembers.user_id = wp_sfposts.user_id WHERE wp_sftopics.topic_id IN (221,988,425,688,731,965,961,593,1003,681,1001,442,764,480,878,433,1002,204,1000,673) ORDER BY group_seq, forum_seq, wp_sftopics.post_id DESC
and
24.08.2012
19:14 php file: /simple-press/forum/content/classes/sp-forum-view-class.php
line: 364
function: sp_forumview_query
Notice | Uninitialized string offset: 0
and
24.08.2012
14:52 php file: /simple-press/sp-api/sp-api-filters.php
line: 1271
function: array_key_exists
Warning | array_key_exists() expects parameter 2 to be array, boolean given
and
23.08.2012
18:58 php file: /simple-press/forum/content/classes/sp-group-view-class.php
line: 331
function: sp_groupview_query
Warning | Illegal offset type
and there are many of them
On the Cron Task front the answer at the moment is no. We think is it a problem with the way WP holds the array of scheduled tasks. We are aware that it can happen and we are investigating it and hope to have some sort of fix available for the next update if possible. Deactivating the plugin (and/or any Sp plugins) and reactivating it will usually restore them to the Wp cron array.
Of the items in the error log the Notices and Warning are a nuisance, nothing serious and I have noted those. We do sort them out when they are reported but they can be so dependent upon your setup that we don't always find them ourselves.
However the SQL one is somewhat puzzling. There is nothing wrong with the statement except... is that really a dot in front of the first column name (SELECT .post_id). Was that dot really there? and is this a one off or do you have others like this? If a real dot is suggests a php processing error of some kind...
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