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It’s the jquery in global.js

The ‘target’ becomes the icon rather than the a tag.
So if ( target.hasClass('delete-activity') fails.

Changing to this gets the right target:
if ( target.hasClass('icon-trash') {

And then you need to change:
var link_href = target.attr('href');

to:
var link_href = target.closest("a").attr("href");

otherwise…[Read more]

Rather than filter it, prevent the entry from being created.

Try this in your theme/functions.php or plugins/bp-custom.php
It won’t remove existing entries, but should stop new ones.

function victor_dont_save_join_group_activity( $activity_object ) {

if( in_array( $activity_object->type, $exclude…[Read more]

This issue gets stranger the farther I dig…

1. We aren’t using the BP Default theme, so why is the activity stream using global.js instead of buddypress.js from the legacy theme?

2. in either /js, this click handler is never triggered if an image is used in the < a > tag for activity->delete or activity->fav

jq('div.activity').click(…[Read more]

Always grep in the BP plugin folder first.

bp_group_create_button()
bp-groupsbp-groups-template.php ~L. 1890

Replacing the text with a basic img tag has the same effect; when clicked, the activity item is deleted but on a page reload instead of via ajax.

So I don’t think it’s specific to font awesome.

format got messed up, so look here for a non-jQuery approach: http://pastebin.com/0afNVh3e

read this

javascript:
function checkboxlimit(checkgroup, limit){
for (var i=0; i<checkgroup.length; i++){
checkgroup[i].onclick=function(){
var checkedcount=0
for (var i=0; i<checkgroup.length; i++)
checkedcount+=(checkgroup[i].checked)? 1 : 0
if (checkedcount>limit){
alert("You can select a maximum of "+limit+"…[Read more]

>In the original function, there’s no return statement only echo.

The original function is not a filter hooked function.
echo $tab; is not a return.
Read up on WordPress functions, actions and filters.

I’m surprised your code works.
Filter should always return something.

This is unfinished but outlines another approach, probably more ‘correct’:

function custom_bp_profile_group_tabs( $tabs, $groups, $group_name ) {

foreach ( (array) $tabs as $tab ) {
// loop thru…[Read more]

In bp_profile_group_tabs, there is a filter hook:

$tabs = apply_filters( 'xprofile_filter_profile_group_tabs', $tabs, $groups, $group_name );

Write a filter function and do a string search & replace for each tab.
ex. Search for ‘Base’ and replace it with ‘Edit Base’.

Might be related to your component, but probably just the usual cpt issues.

Do you have a theme template called single-music.php so that WP can display it?

Do you have a pre_get_posts filter in your theme/functions.php or plugin file so that WP knows you want a cpt?

// so music cpt is included in cat or tag calls
function…[Read more]

Try using the bp_pre_user_query_construct hook
codex example

There are various plugins and services for turning a WP site into an app – google it.
Here’s one: appPresser

Remember that you don’t need to use WP/BP to call the database.
Often times, devs create apps that only use a subset of the data.
So rolling your own app is feasible and probably the best approach.

The bbpress example is a good one.

But just fyi – the BuddyPress codex page is here: bp_notifications_add_notification page.

That might be tricky to track down, given that ajax is involved.
Your best bet is to ask Headway.

>where both want to display the posts hence the duplication

It’s not a display problem, although that’s how it manifests.

Two entries are being created when an update is created.
http://boyabouttown.net/members/jenifusion/activity/58/
http://boyabouttown.net/members/jenifusion/activity/57/

Did you switch to a WP theme ( 2013, etc ) and then…[Read more]

Easy enough to test with some ‘bad’ data, but groups_update_groupmeta uses update_metadata which runs the value thru things like sanitize_meta, so you should be fine.

It looks fine and is usable.
I like the stripped down listings on pages like ‘members’

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