[TheUnknownRanger]

I’ve made some progress, functionally. I set the throttle to 0 and was able to create a post and a reply to the post. On the reply I logged in as a different non-admin user which worked fine. But then I noted something – on viewing the topics window it claims I modified the topic 7 hours ago. It was less than 1 minute ago, in actuality. So something seems wonky in the time keeping and I’ll try to sort that out. There may be a php.ini setting required. I’ll drop a date function in the loop and see what it says. Think too I’ll open a MySql session and see what the time/date is for these posts.

Edit: I just realized the time error is a timezone error. I’m UTC-7 but running PHP 4.3.? which doesn’t have some of the 5.x time functionality.

A consequence of this timing problem is that I cannot edit the message as that timeout “expired” too. My logical side makes me think of there is a system error it would be at both ends of the transaction, though.

Regarding this forum, is there a setting required on my end to post here from FireFox (Mac)?

[TheUnknownRanger]

Here are the settings. It doesn’t matter if I’m logged in as admin or a vanilla user, same problem. And the other problem I have is I can’t post to this forum from FF in my Mac. I’m in a Win7 VM now using IE 9.

Settings are currently restrictive while I sort this out.

Main Settings

Main settings for the bbPress plugin

Lock post editing after 15 minutes

Throttle time 60 seconds

Allow Favorites No Allow users to mark topics as favorites?

Allow Subscriptions No Allow users to subscribe to topics

Allow Anonymous Posting No Allow guest users without accounts to create topics and replies

Per Page

Per page settings for the bbPress plugin

Topics Per Page 15 per page

Replies Per Page 15 per page

Per RSS Page

Per RSS page settings for the bbPress plugin

Topics Per Page 15 per page

Replies Per Page 15 per page

Archive Slugs

Include custom root slugs to prefix your forums and topics with. These can be partnered with WordPress pages to allow more flexibility.

Forums Base forums

Topics Base topics

Single Slugs

You can enter custom slugs for your single forums, topics, replies, and tags URLs here. If you change these, existing permalinks will also change.

Forum Prefix Yes Incude the Forum Base slug in your single forum item links

Forum slug forum

Topic slug topic

Topic tag slug tag

Reply slug reply

User base users

View base view