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@marcogiustini – That’s strange – what themes are you using on the secondary sites? As long as the themes contain do_action( 'wp_footer' ), the admin bar should show up on them.

By the way, similar loops exist for bp_has_groups(), bp_has_members(), etc. The codex is pretty good on these subjects: https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/custom-buddypress-loops/

@ajaxmac – If you want to get group activity updates, you’ll want to query for *activities* rather than groups. Check out bp_has_activities() https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/custom-buddypress-loops/the-activity-stream-loop/. For example, you can get the last five activity updates from a group with a loop containing the following query:…[Read more]

Individual inequality signs seem to work OK. Are you trying to allow users to post HTML code? That’s a different beast altogether. If you want to allow them to place HTML *elements* in their status updates, etc (eg so that they can make a piece of text bold by putting strong tags around it), you’ll […]

There are a couple ways to make themes for BuddyPress. One way is to make a child theme for bp-default. Instructions can be found here: https://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/building-a-buddypress-child-theme/ This is a good option because it’s relatively simple, but it will restrict you to some extent to the general structure of the bp-default…[Read more]

Can you be more specific about the links that are not being translated? What are they in English?

Thanks, @jedimdan – this thread was not on my radar. You’re almost certainly correct. The behavior that slobahn describes sounds like BP behavior when someone tries to access /register/ with registration turned off. As for your more specific request – It’s tricky, because any public URL will be visible to anyone. You have to block registration […]

Great idea. I’ll put it on my feature list for v0.7.

@jedimdan – You didn’t do anything wrong, I did. I just tagged version 0.6.5, which should fix the problem. Please let me know what you find.

I’m not positive, but I don’t think that turning off Blog Tracking will affect the Group Wiki. The Group Wiki requires a blog, but blog *tracking* is something different altogether – it records activity items (like “Scott posted a new blog entry…”) and creates blog directories. Blogs themselves are independent.

What do you mean by a “Blogger style bar”? Do you mean one with position: absolute instead of position: fixed?

What do you mean by brackets?
1 ( these )
2 { these }
3
or something else?

What’s happening when users try to use them? And in what context are they using them, activity updates or forum posts or profile fields or what?

And what version of BP/WP are you running?…[Read more]

Glad it’s working!

Do you have the groups component enabled as well? Also, check out Dashboard > BuddyPress > Forum Setup. Does it tell you that forums are properly installed? If not, go through the install procedure (it takes two clicks). If not, try setting up an existing installation, and make sure that BP points to the correct […]

To clarify: I believe that you have to register as a *component* in order to send notifications. See the BuddyPress Skeleton Component, or one of the existing components, to see what I mean. For example, check out friends_setup_globals() and friends_format_notifications() in bp-friends.php. bp_core_add_notification() uses the information provided…[Read more]

What do you mean they “disappeared”? Are you getting 404s when you click on the Forums tab? Do individual group forums work?

Also, any info you could provide along these lines would be helpful: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/when-asking-for-support/

Most plugins do not remove data automatically on deactivation. That’d be a bad thing, since you might occasionally need to deactivate for upgrade/testing purposes, and you wouldn’t want to lose your data. Some plugins provide a manual data deletion/uninstall function. If the plugin creates a Dashboard panel, check the panel for an Uninstall or Remove […]

I couldn’t finish reading your post because my brain registered a fatal error when I tried to allocate another 2 bytes of memory.

Too bad that plugin doesn’t exist yet, or you could use it to build that plugin.