BuddyPress

Well, this is really a support site rather than a social network, even if it does use BP, so a chat plugin of any kind is probably not appropriate (at least in my opinion).

First of all, I guess that’s what the personal activity stream is for. Anyways, comments are linked to post ids and members are (not yet? maybe never? who knows…) not a custom post type yet.

You could […]

Something like this in bp-custom.php:

`function my_filter_group_stati( $stati ) {
if( $key = array_search( ‘hidden’, $stati ) ) {
unset( $stati[$key] );
}

return $stati;
}
add_filter( […]

What @mercime said together with filtering groups_valid_status to only return public and private should do the trick.

Have you had a look at Mapology?

http://shop.shabushabu.eu/plugins/mapology.html

There’s a test site at http://test.shabushabu.eu where you can try the plugin before commiting to buy.

Please note that I am […]

Get yourself poEdit. Open the po file with it and when you save that file poEdit should automatically create a mo file, which you can then upload to your site into bp-languages. Make sure that it’s named exactly […]

Create a page called forums, or discusssions or whatever you like (if you haven’t already), then go to the BP pages settings and chose the page you created for your forums component. Save and all sshould be good.

Don’t include the [ ] in the syntax

So it’d be like this:
UPDATE wp_bp_activity SET action = replace(action,’admin1‘,’admin2‘);

That would be something like this:
UPDATE [tablename] SET [fieldname] = replace([fieldname],'[string_to_find]','[string_to_replace]');

You’ll need to substitute stuff like [tablename] with the correct values.

You’ll have to enqueue the Javascript files in bp-messages/js/autocomplete and the css file in bp-messages/css/autocomplete. There’s also some inline JS that needs to be included, which you can find in […]

If you want to add a record, then there are API functions to do that for you for the most part. xprofile_insert_field() is one such function. There’s more in bp-xprofile/bp-xprofile-functions.php.

If you […]

That would’ve been something like this:
`function bpe_setup_globals()
{
global $bp;

// some stuff

$bp-active_components['events'] = 1;

// some more stuff
}
add_action( […]

Ended up using register_activation_hook and register_deactivation_hook to modify the bp-active-components option, which populates the $bp->active_components array.

This site here is not a sandbox. It’s not meant to test things out. That would be http://testbp.org, as you can see from the theme, for example. testpb runs the default theme, while we have a more or less […]

Allright, cheers! More than a few days should be enough to fit everything in There’s never enough hours in a day, though…

These are not bugs, they’re notices, meaning that the plugin will still work. These have been resolved in BP 1.5, btw.