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@boonebgorges great stuff I’ll run a trial on the production site using that in the morning and see how it performs. Clearly I was living in a delusional coding delirium thinking I could get away with my original 6 lines of code 😆

Thanks for quick reply @boonebgorges , but I’ve tried all the permalink options. A couple of things that might help to identify the problem: 1) If I create a link http://www.mysite.com/wp-content/activity/, this finds the BP activity index page but subsequent links within that page revert to 404’s e.g. http://www.mysite.com/members or any other. This seems to…[Read more]

@Dwenaus @boonebgorges That sounds like it’s halfway there, can admin panel simply pass back an array of those white listed usernames or ids? Having got my brain into gear I have arrived at this hardcoded example that simply checks to see if the user ID is in the array before allowing the bp-activity-subscription-main.php page to parse so […]

@boonebgorges – Check your blog comments 😉

@boonebgorges Put that at the start. But didn’t see it print it out anywhere. Not sure where it would print it out actually.

@boonebgorges – My new code. Nothing showed up in the log for either member. On the “Sent Invites” page has today’s date under Sent & Accepted. Thanks for your help so far 🙂 // Add Points for members that accept a email invite to the site. function my_bp_email_invite_accept_cppoints($user_id, $inviters) { if( function_exists(‘cp_alterPoints’) ){…[Read more]

@boonebgorges I attempted this with the do_action ‘accepted_email_invite’ No points where given. This is what I’m using currently. Same method I used for the new friend completed feature I just did with the latest update. // Add Points for members that accept a email invite to the site. function my_bp_email_invite_accept_cppoints($user_id,…[Read more]

@boonebgorges I tried this out, but only the person who accepts the invite gets points instead of both members. This would be the same case with the “accepted_email_invite” do_action on your plugin. // Add Points for Accepting a Friend Request function my_bp_friend_add_cppoints($friendship_id, $inviter_id, $invitee_id) { if(…[Read more]

In the database (preferably with something like PHPMyAdmin) you can look at the table wp_signups under the column “active.” That’s WPMU. In WP you can look at the wp_users table. If I remember right, it just changes user_status. I don’t know of a plugin that’s pulled this information. @boonebgorges has talked about a plugin that would […]

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Thanks I’ll give that a shot. What is the 10 for?

@boonebgorges I’m using that one actually. But I need to figure out how to give points to both users instead of just the logged in user. This is the API CubePoints uses. // Add Points for Accepting a Friend Request function my_bp_friend_add_cppoints() { if( function_exists(‘cp_alterPoints’) && is_user_logged_in() ){…[Read more]

@boonebgorges oh nice. I’m trying to figure out a similar function with the BuddyPress friend request/accept feature. What I would like to see happen is:

User sends a friend invite. When the friend request is accepted both the requester and new friend both gets points.

@boonebgorges Thanks! 🙂
On the “accepted_email_invite” do_action. Would that give the person who accepted the invite points? Or the referrer?

I tried the loop… this is AWESOME!! @boonebgorges: I agree with @r-a-y ’s advice — of course, without knowing the software structure of BP, it’s harder to find specific functions. Still… understanding the underlying concept of the “global” loop has freed my thought-processes. I had read the documentation on the Loop but didn’t grasp that t…[Read more]

@boonebgorges Oh great! Let’s see.. a do_action for the following if possible: Invite New Members Group Invite Send invitations by email. @hnla @dennis_h Anyone else have something to add? Make so many points (do_action)’s for each individual invite. If not possible, just a general one would work. Would would be great if they accepted the invite,…[Read more]

@DJPaul: I was looking for functions that might manipulate various xProfile fields (in particular) i was trying to extract info about checkbox type field. (I see that you may have provided me some insight on that topic in a separate thread). @boonebgorges: thanks for the clarification re: files used for themes – i was wondering why it […]