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Wow, that is a very strange issue. Have you tried clearing your browser cache entirely? It’s possible that there is some rogue javascript in your cache (which may be related to BuddyPress or may not) that is […]

Could you open an enhancement ticket on trac.buddypress.org? Ideally with a patch 🙂

I did end up writing the plugin I talked about earlier. It’s called Unconfirmed: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/unconfirmed/

Just to be clear, the notification function is a callback – you shouldn’t be calling it directly. Use bp_core_add_notification(). See bp-groups-notifications.php for an example of how it works.

The reason why you’re not seeing the callback when you print is because the component class isn’t fully initialized at the time when you’re adding yourself to $bp. Try this:

`function […]

In BuddyPress 1.5, the parent slug for an individual group is not ‘groups’ or $bp-groups-slug. Instead, it is the single item slug (ie the group slug). Try this:
`bp_core_remove_subnav_item( […]

1) No, you don’t have to use BP_Component, but if you can, you probably should. It’s so much easier than trying to figure out which hooks to use. If you don’t need a particular method for your plugin (because […]

Change the permissions to 664 and see if it makes a difference. (You haven’t given enough info to know if 644 is ok.)

The notifications component is not really set up to do this. Notifications get deleted after they are seen, instead of just being marked as read. There is a column called ‘is_new’, which you could probably […]

This should not be a fatal error. If it’s showing up for you and your users in a live environment, you should turn down your PHP error reporting level – it’s unsafe to have it turned on such a high level on a […]

You can run as many loops as you want on a single page, as long as they’re separate. You can’t really run embedded loops (of the same content type). That’ll change when, down the road, we start using WP_Query […]

@modemlooper Yeah, that would be nice, but it’s much more complicated. Open a ticket and we can start patching 🙂

Both bp_has_members() and bp_has_groups() now accept ‘exclude’ parameters. They accept a comma-separated string of group ids. bp_has_blogs() does not have an exclude parameter; feel free to open an enhancement […]

Weird. I can’t reproduce on my local installations, though I’ll keep an eye out.

Are you sure you’re testing with a signed-in user who is a member of the group? I can’t reproduce your problem on my installation, unless I’m logged out.

I assume that @naijaping meant to link to this blog post by the same name: http://wpmu.org/are-you-ready-for-buddypress-1-5/ (it’s a nice post, by the way, and it might be considered for addition on the codex […]

It’s possible, but it’s not built into the plugin at the moment. In the next major version of the plugin (1.2), I will be implementing an optional top-level directory, which will allow you to search all Docs on the site.

I would say less than a month, but more than a few days.

To be honest, though, BP 1.5 is quite stable, and the codebase will change very little from this point on. Whatever work you’ve got to do with your […]

Stop imagining and make it happen. Hey volunteers! Who wants to do the job?!?

Sure, that will work. You can also set a minimum role of ‘Administrator’, which means that only the site admin (you) will have access to that screen.