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just found that with a different login as the Site Admin, you can’t leave a group either, unless that’s a bug of some kind.

This approach ought to work with members and groups too I think? My need is to show the “My” tabs as default in those sections. I understand the bp_ajax_querystring approach @boonebgorges put out, but can’t find any documentation on what to throw it (or even ON it – so many undocumented things in BP ). [...]

Oh this is very close to answering a big need (setting the default view to the “My”s on every view). Does anyone know of a place where I can look up all of the action= arguments or the scope=arguments? Edit: I’m assuming that’s what is being passed to bp_ajax_querystring – is it page slug? my-groups [...]

There’s a related method in this link for setting the Forums tab to default in Groups, maybe this will help.

http://themekraft.com/2011/02/customize-profile-and-group-menus-in-buddypress/#comment-42

Also, let me throw this link in here as references as to how to configure the existing tabs on groups and profiles (reorder, rename, remove):

http://themekraft.com/2011/02/customize-profile-and-group-menus-in-buddypress

@virtuali I was thinking the exact same thing today – in other CMSs I’ve used, I’ve been able to see a treeview of the navigation for the entire site and put any items I wanted in any spots (or rather, any items other people wanted 07 ). Since BP uses a common header file and [...]

Although your problem seems to be solved, I wanted to add this in – http://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/ . On the right is a reference for some add_action functions. However, there’s a ton of stuff in there that has no documentation

Hi, I had the same issue trying to customize the nav bar. I never did find an id for those pages, but it turns out that the main navs are hard-coded into the header.php file, so I was able to manually edit those. After that comes a wp_list_pages function coded to automatically add any other [...]

Oops, I’m now running into a T string error on line 246 when I place this code into bp-groupblog-admin.php. I’ve looked at the syntax and confirmed that I’m deleting exactly the old code specified and placing the new code correctly. Has anyone else experienced this? Edit: before I applied this fix, I upgraded the 3.01 [...]

@ronaldzw – Nice! I hope Marius checks in and sees this!

Oops, sorry, I’m not getting emails for updates for some reason. I did a reinstall of 3.01 / BP 1.2.8 because it’s a development site. I don’t know if there’s any way to roll back a WP installation, but I bet any answers would be on Wordpress.org in or near the Upgrade instructions. Regarding an [...]

Update – reinstalled WP 3.0.1 and BP 1.2.8, the BP GB admin menu shows up under the Buddypress admin menu and works fine.

So yup, 3.1 compatibility issue. I’ve left a message for Marius with a link to this thread in case he wants to respond here.