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If you’re using the WP bundled version of jQuery replace your $ with jQuery.. So:

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function getMessages(){
jQuery(‘#user-messages span’).load(‘ajax_messages.php’);
}
setInterval( […]

Use Paul his BP Labs plugin to make it more intuitive for the user.. it shows a nice popup as soon as someone types the @ character: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-labs/

And some preview images: […]

@ddean When I download version 1.1.7 the plugin is not being picked up by WordPress.. not sure why, but the download seems to be incomplete and does not […]

I’m getting the same error on BuddyPress 1.9.2..

I think this sort of an approach to selling themes is a bit too vague for potential customers. I think pretty much all people would like to purchase/use a theme that is working out of the box and has some support and guarantees. […]

Cool initiative Brajesh.. I’ll write a post about it on BP-Tricks to let others know about this plugin.

You can read a full tutorial about it here:

http://bp-tricks.com/snippets/displaying-certain-profile-fields-on-your-members-profile-page/

I love this concept and I think it can work very well for certain communities.. In fact I might be able to use it in a upcoming project I’ll give it a test spin this week!

They way JJJ describes it would be the way to go imo.. Looking at the BBPress beta this seems to work well, and it would make things a lot easier (and more fun). I have another question about templating though; 1: Using get_template instead of locate template Is there a reason why locate template is used [...]

I’d like to chip in on making BP-Default 1.3 awesome as well

@JJJ: Yeah I thought about the performance implications. Although I must say that the opinions about this are vastly different. a few http requests might make it slower, but these days that might not a big deal if theme development would be a lot easier. Actually combining adminbar.css, reset.css and using style.css for the base layout [...]

I’m interested in working on the bp-default theme. Some ideas: – Splitting up the bp-default.css file into smaller CSS files on a per component basis. Then in turn load these stylesheets conditionally using the BP conditionals.. Ideally you would end up with: Base.css (all the layout, typography and regular WP styling for posts and pages) [...]