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Good idea. You can probably add this now already by adding your own TinyMCE button (I’m pretty sure that there is one that does just what you say), but it’s something that I’ll consider including in the future. Thanks for posting on Github where I can keep track 🙂

Good catch with the first error. I have found the problem and fixed it in the development version. https://github.com/boonebgorges/bp-group-reviews/issues/18 I will release the 1.2.3 version soon. I’m afraid I’ll need more details to help with the second problem. BPGR doesn’t use bb_get_tag(), so I’m not sure how it would interfere in the way you…[Read more]

I am almost certain that Cubepoints has some integration with IA already. At least, I put in the hooks necessary for the Cubepoints developer to integrate. You may want to direct your request his way.

Good catch. Issue listed and fixed: https://github.com/boonebgorges/buddypress-docs/issues/77

I’ll release 1.0.7 with the fix in a couple days. If you want to patch your installation in the meantime, here is the change: https://github.com/boonebgorges/buddypress-docs/commit/159483cee7cc040c18d7957c2a77b9dd3bb44e27

A simple workaround is to block access to that URL in .htaccess. But that does not address the root issue. To the best of my knowledge, there is no file called login.php in either BP or WP. That means that you have a link somewhere in one of your files that is erroneously pointing to […]

Yes, that does sound like a bug. You can follow the progress at https://github.com/boonebgorges/bp-group-reviews/issues/17. Thanks.

Oops, you’re right. I only set up the logic for comments.php. I’ll work on it for the next release. You can follow development at https://github.com/boonebgorges/buddypress-docs/issues/75

It sounds like whatever you did in your second post actually made my code not work. I haven’t really got time to debug this, but I would suggest that you reinstate my suggested code the way that it was previously, and then start working with some conditionals in order to make sure that the query […]

I assume you are using a custom theme. If that’s the case, then you can go ahead and override the visual editor width in your theme’s stylesheet.

This doesn’t appear to be a BuddyPress Docs problem – maybe you posted in the wrong group? You might want BP Group Hierarchy?

Yes. Create a directory called ‘docs’ in your theme directory. Then copy over the template files you want to override from buddypress-docs/includes/templates/docs into this new /docs directory. That should work – let me know if it does not (I have not done extensive testing with overriding templates.)

It looks like you need to do two things. 1) Don’t do bp_ajax_querystring( ‘friends’ ). The function does not take arguments like ‘friends’. Just do bp_ajax_querystring() in the template file. 2) Here is a function that, when placed in wp-content/plugins/bp-custom.php, will do what you want: `function bbg_my_friends_activity_default( $qs ) { if (…[Read more]

I’m looking at the annotated revision log https://trac.buddypress.org/browser/branches/1.2/bp-blogs.php?annotate=blame&rev=4066 I can see why Subscriber blogs aren’t showing up. What I *can’t* see is why they ever should have been. It looks to me like the code has always intended for Subscriber blogs to be excluded. A recent change in WP blog role…[Read more]

Oh. It doesn’t pull posts at all. It uses a custom post type that has to be manually populated. However, you could pretty easily combine this with FeedWordPress, which can pull from any RSS feed (including tag/category feeds elsewhere on your WP network), and save them to the relevant custom post type on the main […]

What does that question mean? You can have it on more than one site in a network.

Did you try the default theme? It’s possible that this is theme related. It could also be being caused by some other plugin you’re running.

Slider: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/post-gallery-widget/

Sure, you can drop me an email at boonebgorges gmail.

If you upgrade to WP 3.1, you’ll also have to upgrade to BP 1.2.8. That should go smoothly, but it might be worth researching your essential BP-related plugins to make sure they are 1.2.8 compatible. (This mostly has to do with Multisite/Network Admin fixes.) I’m not sure how or why those upgrades would solve the […]

It is not trivial to do this. That’s probably why no one has jumped in. It would take a developer a few hours to get this working correctly. I am happy to give you some pointers, though I’m unsure how useful it will be. The activity filter dropdown works by feeding parameters into the bp_has_members() […]

OK, it sounds like you probably have your memory bases covered then. When you say that users see an empty body tag, can you be more specific? Does this happen after they have clicked Submit on the login form? Are they able to access the wp-admin area? Can they see the site when logged out? […]