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You’re right it could be better commented, but in BP’s defense, this is a core WP functionality, and part of just about every modern theme 🙂 https://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_list_comments

Awesome, so glad it worked!

bp_dtheme_blog_comments() is a callback for wp_list_comments in comments.php. So the best way is to give your new version a different name (eg chouf_blog_comments() ) and then change comments.php in your new theme to call that function instead of the bp_dtheme version, eg
'chouf_blog_comments' ) ); ?>

Unfortunately, this is quite complicated. Adding another item to the Order By dropdown is quite easy, using the ‘bp_members_directory_order_options’ hook (or putting the additional option directly in the members/index.php file of your theme). But making it actually work in terms of reordering will be complicated – it will involve hijacking part of…[Read more]

Weird, I’ve never heard of this error before. Is it happening with other WP or BP emails? (Other WP emails include comment notification and password resets – give one of them a try)

Hi Paul, If I understand your question correctly, you should be able to find some help in the function bp_activity_new_comment(), in bp-activity.php. Look especially around line 752. That’s where the action is put together for activity comments. In a plugin, you can filter ‘bp_activity_comment_action’ something like this: `function…[Read more]

Hi Donald,

It sounds like the plugin hasn’t been updated for WP 3.1, which introduced the new Network Admin (where the BuddyPress dropdown is now found).

Follow the instructions in this post https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-group-email-subscription/forum/topic/change-admin_menu-to-network_admin_menu-for-wp-3-1-and-bp-1-2-8/…[Read more]

@nexia Open source community projects like BuddyPress are built by volunteers. That means: people *volunteer* their improvements, in the form of patches. You’re not under any obligation to provide a patch. However, it’s a misunderstanding of how the development process works when you scoff at the idea of voluntarily providing a patch – “i’m not using […]

How are you creating the doc? The fact that you mention Preview makes me think that you are creating Docs through the Dashboard. Don’t do that. When you create a Doc on the Dashboard, there’s no (easy) way to tell it which group it should be associated with. As a result, there’s no (easy) way […]

acpage is the way that BP renders activity pagination to those clients with javascript disabled – such as search engines.

I started a ticket for discussion of technical issues: https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/3116

@pgd101 – Good catch. I forgot to do anything with pagination 🙂 I can throw in a quick fix that will simply show all docs on a single page (no need for pagination). Then I’ll work on something more robust. I’ll release another beta version in the upcoming days. Thanks for trying it out and for […]

Yes, those are the lines I’m talking about. What I meant is that, for some reason, they *are* commented out in the release version, but they *shouldn’t* be. By uncommenting them (I realize now that I said ‘comment them out’ when I meant ‘uncomment them’) you should be able to make it work the way […]

Thanks! I helped with some of the BP UX, but not the design at all. I did the BP customization, as well as some of the work on geography quizzes.

Perhaps another way to put it would have been “I seem to have found a bug – private groups can be reviewed publicly”. Sheesh.

https://github.com/boonebgorges/bp-group-reviews/issues#issue/16

Hm. Unfortunately, this is more of a problem with the Twitter plugin than it is with Invite Anyone. The Twitter plugin (or really any plugin that fires an action when a post is fired) should check the post type before sending the tweet. Actually, I just downloaded the WP to Twitter plugin and it looks […]

I mean that sometimes something having to do with one of the other elements on the page covering up the clickable part of the link. You might still be able to hover over it successfully.

If you want, you can send me a login link to the site. Use my buddypress.org username at gmail.com.

There are a few rules you will probably want to follow if you want help on these forums: – Please don’t call out every notable user by name. Use the @-mention system for drawing someone’s attention to an item when it’s relevant to them. To flag everyone down every time you have a problem has […]

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 […]