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What do you expect it to do? The point of that specific code, as discussed in the accompanying thread, is to remove individual activity items that correspond to comments on one’s own top-level activity items.

There is something that you can do, though it’ll mess up activity pagination (which, in the case of AJAX loading, means that the number of activity items loaded when you click “load more” will not always be the […]

Heh heh.

BuddyPress is a complex piece of software. For some sites, groups will be the best choice for community engagement – traditional forums, along with all the benefits of group extension plugins […]

The goal of BuddyPress is to maximize your site’s excellence.

Good point. You can avoid the whole issue by switching the hook from ‘wp’ to ‘bp_actions’ (assuming you’re running BP 1.5+).

It’s possible that the Custom Community theme is written in such a way that the JavaScript from bp-default will not work properly. If I get a chance sometime this week I may take a look myself, but I urge you in […]

Does that mean you have a line of whitespace at line 1? Try removing it. <?php should be the very first characters in the file.

Sounds like you may have the activity component disabled. Check at Dashboard > BuddyPress > Components.

I wish Codex was written more in depth

The Codex is written and maintained by volunteers. As @mercime was so kind as to jump in and explain what’s up, maybe you could be so kind as to edit the relevant page […]

If you’re going to override bp_dtheme_enqueue_styles(), then you’ll need to enqueue your own stylesheet. ie

`if ( !function_exists( ‘bp_dtheme_enqueue_styles’ ) ) :
function bp_dtheme_enqueue_styles() […]

@qrahaman Check out this work-in-progress: https://github.com/boonebgorges/bp-better-directories

Can you be more specific about what you mean when you say that the include parameter doesn’t work? By design, the include parameter overrides all others.

I’ll give it a test tomorrow if I remember, but in […]

Sorry I didn’t see your post the first time around.

It’s not built in to IA, but you could hack it. Essentially, you could use the invite_anyone_get_invitations_by_inviter_id() (defined in […]

Heh, yes, that will do it. I suppose that maybe WP itself should be more clear about where you can modify wp-config.php

I think that this is a decent candidate for a patch. Feel free to work it up as one and attach it to that ticket.

Just to be clear: You have activated Network Mode in WordPress, right? This plugin only runs on WPMS.

> I just updated to 1.5.1 — was this not a stable release?

Yes, it’s a stable release. It could be that there is a bug.

> I think there seems to be a bug.

OK. I’ll have a look at it when I can. Otherwise patches welcome.

> Can you tell me where to put your filter (above)

In a plugin, or in wp-content/plugins/bp-custom.php.

Are you using a custom theme? And what does “doesn’t work” mean? Can you be specific about what happens when you click the links? Any chance you could open a Javascript debugging console like the one in Firebug […]

I just tested on testbp.org and on my local installations, and the ‘read more’ link seems to be working fine on activity comments.

It all worked just dandy before the BP 1.5 upgrade.

The ‘read more’ […]