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Yep, I’m struggling with a similar issue. Just moved a dev site onto a live server for testing. Everything worked fine on my local machine but now all the forum stuff appears to be redirect straight to the homepage.

A massive help yet again. Thanks Roger for taking the time to answer these questions.

Well Its a bit messy, but I’m trying to re-engineer the meta part of the entry, so I’ll be using it in a few places like <a class=&quot;activity-avatar&quot; title=&quot;" href=" " title="user name here"> </a> To add the username as a title on the Avatar, so it shows on mouseover. And <a class=&quot;author&quot; href=&quot;"> said: </a> As…

I was hoping that would fix it, apparently not, it just shows the ID number still.

Seems a bizzarre way around it? if I can use bp_activity_user_id() to get the id of the user that posted the item why isn’t there a ‘bp_activity_user_nicename()’ or something similar?

Anyway, I’ll look into your suggestion on both this and the other topic you’ve replied to, thanks.

Yep, works a charm. Big Thanks.

I wasn’t getting anything with the in_array (must’ve had brackets in the wrong place or something) and then started thinking that the array call in the function up top would do that bit?

Again, thanks.

I’m still trying to get this working, an array seems the best way, like you said, but I have no idea on how to code it properly. The documentation for php always seems to go over my head. This is what I have so far. /*special group*/ /*none special group*/ But thats not working. […]

Anyone?

Anyone?

I would recommend this as a great place to start looking into child themes. Its not advisable to edit the default theme, since your changes could be overwritten if/when you update your buddypress plugin. For a quick a dirty change however you’ll need to change some values in the default.css file which can be found […]

This should be a CSS change, your probably best to use a something like firebug ( a plugin for Firefox ) to locate the attributes that need changing and then searching for them within the stylesheet your site is using. Without knowing how much you’ve changed or whether your using a child theme its difficult […]

Cheers Roger, I’ll look at that.

I’m totally up on my php so could someone help with converting this into an ‘if’ ‘else’ statement that allows for multiple group names rather than just one. So far I’ve got this if(bp_get_group_name() != ‘Community’ ) : if(bp_get_group_name() != ‘General’ ) : if(bp_get_group_name() != ‘Off Topic’ ) : but I need to endif 3 […]