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I upgraded to the latest WP version made sure all my plugins were up to date and that seemed to fix it for me, never did find out the exact route of the problem though. I think it may have been outdated or conflicting plugins.

I’ve recently been having this exact same proble, have you been able to find a solution for this?

This error doesn’t happen all of the time, but it happens quite a lot. Even occurs when editing a page. Sometimes i can save it without getting the error if i delete a paragraph or two from the end of a page. Its a very strange an annoying error.

Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks!

I’m interested in this as well, couldn’t find any mention of this in either of the above links you posted samboll.

sorry, double post

Also, to make the plugin’s output code validate I had to make these other changes.

Changed these lines:

$avatar = "<img alt='' src='{$src}' class='{$class} avatar-{$size} avatar-default' height='{$size}' width='{$size}' />";

	// If not in admin pages and there is a URL, wrap the avatar markup with an anchor.
	if(!empty($url) && $url != 'https://' && !is_admin()) $avatar = "<a alt='Avatar' href='" . attribute_escape($url) . "' rel='nofollow' title='" . (empty($name) ? '' : "Visit $name&rsquo;s website.") . "' " . ($avatar_options['snapshots'] == 'on' ? '>' : "class='snap_noshots'>") . $avatar . "</a>";

to this:

$avatar = "<img alt='{$name}' src='{$src}' class='{$class} avatar-{$size} avatar-default' height='{$size}' width='{$size}' />";

	// If not in admin pages and there is a URL, wrap the avatar markup with an anchor.
	if(!empty($url) && $url != 'https://' && !is_admin()) $avatar = "<a href='" . attribute_escape($url) . "' rel='nofollow' title='" . (empty($name) ? '' : "Visit $name&rsquo;s website.") . "' " . ($avatar_options['snapshots'] == 'on' ? '>' : "class='snap_noshots'>") . $avatar . "</a>";

Which added the user name as the alt text in the image tag, and i deleted the alt reference that was in the anchor tag.

Okay, I found the error in the plugin’s avatars.php file:

In the “// Resize required?” section change this line:

$file = basename($resized_file, '.' . $parts['extension']) . '.' . $parts['extension'];

to this instead:

$file = basename($resized_file, '.' . $parts['extension']) . $parts['extension'];

I’ve tried deactiviating all plugins and dumping the contents of my functions.php file, no luck yet though.

I just installed this plugin today and am getting the same error as BongoUser. The extra dot appears after the file extension, this is added right to corresponding meta_value entry in the database.

I found this error only occurs when I check the “Resize uploads” box. if the avatar isn’t re-sized then it works fine, but i’d definitely like them resized if possible.

Auto generated thumbnails would be great! I find this plugin currently slows down page loading quite a lot when its pulling a bunch of large user uploaded images instead of nice small thumbnails for the comment page listings.

Same here. Doesn’t show on comments or on author profile pages. I think this plugin is not compadible with WP 2.7, as the info pages do not explain how to use it with the new wp_list_comments.

Hi, have you had any success linking the comment author’s name to their profile (author page) if they are registered users?

Any update on this? I’m looking to do the same thing.

I finally have a workaround! For some reason the method describe here works fine outside of wordpress. Basically just putting the code as a function in the functions.php file made the ordering no longer an issue.

Pretty please! This is driving me nuts. Also discovered that when using the same code in my non-WP sidebar it really slows down the page load, although all WP pages with the same code load nice and quick.

Still having troubles with this, anybody have idea for a possible workaround?