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@aljuk Same problem here, and your solution worked. Thanks 🙂 @kevbow If you’re running Firefox (and I hope you are 😉 ), go to Tools > Options and click Remove individual cookies. Scroll until you find your site name, open the folder and scroll again until you find bp-activity-oldestpage. Highlight it and click Remove cookie. […]

@aljuk I’m having the same problem. What do you mean by “Flush that” for the bp-activity-oldestpage?

@aljuk – Does this function appear in the default BP single.php? I’m using a custom layout and BP-template-pack so I might need to do a bit of modification to the template’s single.php so users can ‘like’ individual posts outside of the activity stream… Apologies if I’m resurrecting an old thread. EDIT: Turns out this was super-simple. […]

Thanks again gentlemen (I’m ASSuming you’re all men, if not, I apologise!) I tried both methods, but ended up gpong with the one laid out by @aljuk 😀

@aljuk thanks for the tip. that was just something i dragged together and it has worked for me. i’m no pro is for sure but what a pro once told me, “if it works!, it works!” hehe. I thought the copy and paste issue was an issue but folks are saying it hasn’t been so right on. […]

Could @aljuk elaborate on the unforseen complications that arose from replacing the appropriate strings in bp-blogs/bp-blogs-templatetags.php etc. ?

At first I want to say, that the redevelopement of the plugin will take more time, than we have thought We are going on to make it really fine for you 😉 @aljuk Yes, we have reworked the whole Special tag engine. At the moment we are going on to rebuild the special tags for buddypress […]

@aljuk: One thing that I did that might be of interest: only update the “active x ago” indicator when the user generates an activity that gets logged publicly (i.e. goes to the activity stream)

Like this:
remove_action( 'wp_head', 'bp_core_record_activity' );
add_action( 'bp_activity_add', 'bp_core_record_activity'…

I think you’re probably right that this should be a class rather than an id, but it needs a bit more of an audit (in particular, a sweep through the rest of the core code to ensure that changing it to a class selector wouldn’t break everything else). @aljuk, would you mind opening a ticket on […]

@aljuk Another 6 hours of work and sill no solution. I tried exactly what you said. And I also tried it on my development installation – There it’s working like a charm. I don’t have an idear what to do… ;( I use the latest versions of bp and wp. On my testdrive I use the […]

@aljuk Thanks a lot for you answer. But I also tried that and I logged out as admin and signed in as a normal user. Still the same.
Another idear?

Thanks a lot for the link. I’ll take a look to it! 🙂

All the best!

@aljuk, thanks for the fantastic reply & detail, perfect. @DJPaul, I’d say that comment was a fair point as many people have been waiting that long since it was expected/announced/later donated to and was on topic in that thread as it was about that specific plugin. However that’s going off topic on this thread, so lets leave […]

Hey @boonebgorges – I’d love to suggest a standalone import/export – doing all these database imports and exports is definitely not an easy task for the below-average user like me, who became pampered with WordPress turn-key solutions 🙂 If you can share some light on the 3 questions I made on my reply to @aljuk that would […]

Hey @aljuk – this was superb! I am a newbie, but a newbie with endurance 🙂 I confess I was puzzled by your answer, but then asked the support staff of my hosting company to help me with steps one and two you listed. But now I am stuck. On step 3, I understand I should […]

The procedure suggested by @aljuk is probably as good as you’re going to get right now. For now, the WP import/export process does not recognize the majority of BP content, and there is no standalone BP import/export tool yet.