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You can easily change the default avatar in your dashboard under BuddyPress > General Settings. The reason it doesn’t use the WordPress avatar setting is because BuddyPress is designed to be it’s own site with it’s own settings. If you want to disable gravatar support completely you can set no_grav to true in your theme’s […]

This functionality is currently being developed by @wpmuguru, but I don’t know that there has been any timeline published as far as a plugin release or it being included in core.

Hmm… I’ll poke around later.

bpfull should be the original file. It just gets renamed. At least that’s how it looks in the code.

You could use wp_cron to fire a function that checks a group’s creation date, it if it meets your 30 day requirement, you would then call the groups_delete_group() function or groups_edit_group_settings() to change the status.

You can add the following line to your wp-config.php file the tell WP where your wp-content folder is located.

define( 'WP_CONTENT_DIR', '/path/to/your/wp-content' );

Make sure you leave off the trailing slash. That may fix things, and it’s an easy fix/test.

Child themes don’t restrict anything. You can have a child theme that completely overwrites the parent theme’s code. The idea behind a child theme is that it allows uniformity, and something for plugin authors to count on when it comes to hooks and such. Also, most of the changes you’d like to see are changes […]

How did you go about setting the homepage to the users friends activity stream?

Oh yeah, it would add an option in the dashboard too.

There’s a ticket on Trac that would make this a filter, and would mean that one line of code in your themes function.php could clear everything up (https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/1150).

Well WP Super Cache is not very compatible with BP sites. Now that your .htaccess has changed, try logging into the dashboard and going to settings > permalinks, then resave your permalinks settings. This will set your .htaccess to work correctly with pretty permalinks again. Hopefully, that fixes the issue.

Yeah, that’s the plan. I should get to it by this weekend, but sometimes life happens 😉

You can use svn, but you want have commit access (http://svn.buddypress.org). As for reporting bugs, and viewing what needs to be fixed, you can do that on Trac (http://trac.buddypress.org). You’ll use the same login credentials to post on Trac that you use to post here.

Okay. Well it’s set for 1.3 which will probably be out soonish (disclaimer: soonish is the desire, but “soonish” could be a month or more). I’ll see if I can work on a patch for the rumored 1.2.9 branch, which should help bridge that gap until 1.3 comes out.

@gunju2221 I’m well aware that bbPress views weren’t in that file. I wasn’t answering that question. I was responding the the question of where bb_*_topicmeta() functions were located. @lockamiz23 That code is a start, but it’s going to need to be cleaned up, and customized to integrate with BP. If I get some time, I’ll see if […]

I believe this is your issue (https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/1796). If so, please add any new information you might have. You can use the same login credentials that you use here.

In the bbPress code, in the bb-includes/functions.bb-meta.php file.

You might try this rather than a core hack.
function my_filter_activity_comment_reply_links( $content ) {
preg_replace( '(<span class="acomment-replylink">).*?(</span>)', '', $content );

return $content;
}
add_filter( 'bp_activity_recurse_comments', 'my_filter_activity_comment_reply_links' );

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