[dedurus]

Hi

I’m trying to fetch the content data from wp_db_activity table in order to escape from HTML tags that are wrapped around the content. I need this since I want to implement an audio player for links to mp3 files.

The `bp_activity_content_body()` gives me results like
`http://link_to_mp3_file`
while I need only the link
`http: // link_to_mp3_file`
without the markup for use in JavaScript.

Using the following code in bp-themes/bp-default/activity/entry.php, I got only the activity ID, but cannot fetch the content data.

`$content = $wpdb->get_results($wpdb->prepare(“SELECT content FROM $bp->activity->table_name WHERE id = %d” , bp_activity_id()));
`

I’m new to BuddyPress, and still learning the code, so any help would be great.

Thanks in advance

[r-a-y]

Always use BP-native functions when you can.

Use bp_activity_get_specific() (available in /bp-activity.php). It takes an activity ID as an argument.

So you can do this:
`
// get activity
$activity_get = bp_activity_get_specific( array( ‘activity_ids’ => YOURACTIVITYID ) );

// single out the activity
$activity = $activity_get[0];

// grab specific activity item
$activity_body = $activity->content;
`

[dedurus]

@r-a-y thanks for reply (i’m little late with mine).
The problem is that I cannot determine the activity ID.
In entry.php, i tried with bp_activity_id() function to wrap it in a query, but all I get is ID of the activity printed in the browser.
How can I determine the activity ID in entry.php ?

For example this code works (yet with native WP functions), but for static activity ID:

$Fql = $wpdb->get_results($wpdb->prepare("SELECT * FROM {$bp->activity->table_name} WHERE id = %d", 35));

Thanks

[dedurus]

Seems that I found the solution to access individual activity ID, although not sure if this is a proper way to access it since I’m using “global $activities_template”.
Here’s the code:

`global $activities_template;
//get single activity ID for loop in entry.php
$act_ID = $activities_template->activity->id;
// get activity
$activity_get = bp_activity_get_specific( array( ‘activity_ids’ => $act_ID ) );
// single out the activity
$activity_single = $activity_get[0];
$activity_body = $activity_single->content;`

Thanks again

[r-a-y]

You can use bp_get_activity_id() instead of directly accessing the $bp global.