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Apparently I have an issue today with fat fingers or bad copy/paste-itus. Try this:
my_update_forum_post_last_edited( $post_id ) {
global $bp;

bb_update_postmeta( $post_id, 'last_edited_date', bp_core_current_time() );…[Read more]

Try adding define( 'BP_ENABLE_USERNAME_COMPATIBILITY_MODE', true ); to your wp-config.php or bp-custom.php file.

Yeah, that’s because I put in the wrong variable so nothing was saving. Replace the first function with this, and then see what happens. You’ll need to edit a post again. `my_update_forum_post_last_edited( $post_id ) { global $bp; do_action( ‘bbpress_init’ ); $post_id = (int) $post_id; if ( empty( $post_id ) ) return; bb_update_postmeta( $post_id,…[Read more]

Also, I haven’t tested any of this, so you may need to play around a little more to make it functional.

You’ll also need to edit a post before anything will show.

No, the code goes in your functions.php file. You won’t need to make any other changes.

Nope. Just make the changes @aces gave you, and you’ll be ready to edit how you please 🙂 You’ll only to change the css in your new my_columns theme.

Try it. I should do everything for you. “Get you started” means just that. It will get you started, and then you can tweak it to your needs.

Yeah, but there’s talk of a 1.2.9, so we might be able to slip it in.

This would take some code work, because neither bbPress or BuddyPress store this information. You would need to hook into ‘groups_edit_forum_post’ and the use bb_update_postmeta() and bb_get_postmeta() to save/retrieve the information. The following will get you started: `my_update_forum_post_last_edited( $post_id ) { global $bp; do_action(…[Read more]

No problem. Glad it works now

Could you post a bug report on Trac for this? Reference this topic. You can use the same username/password as you did to log in here. http://trac.buddypress.org

Well that’s why I asked. Right now the logic tranlates to this: “If this topic is not mine, or the user is not logged in, don’t show a link.” You want it to say: “If this post is mine, or the user is not logged in, don’t show a link.” Here’s your new code: `function bp_forum_send_private_message_link() { echo bp_forum_get_send_private_message_link(); […]

Question… Are you trying to put the link on every post as long as it’s not your own post?

Instead of clicking the link, right-click and choose “copy shortcut” or “copy url” or “copy link”… whatever the text may be. I would change your web domain to example.com before posting the link if you don’t want people poking around your site.

What is the link it’s producing?

Yeah, that’s why. Try this:

bp_core_get_username( $topic_template->post->poster_id, $topic_template->post->poster_nicename, $topic_template->post->poster_login )

Are you sure the globals are correct within bp_core_get_username? I’m going under the assumption that you did your homework and found the right globals. The code inside bp_core_get_username() is the only place things could go wrong.

Yes, but you changed more than that. You changed the code in bp_core_get_username() from:

bp_core_get_username( $topic_template->post->poster_id, $topic_template->displayed_user->userdata->user_nicename, $topic_template->displayed_user->userdata->user_login )

,which was correct, to:

bp_core_get_username( $bp->topic_template->post->poster_id,…[Read more]

That’s be cause you changed too much. You only need to change the line I told you to change. Which was:

global $topic_template;

to

global $bp, $topic_template;

Nothing else should change.