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Hi @danbp,
I’ve used your code in 2022theme.
it doesn’t work.
so I’ve edited this section :

if ( ! $activity_id ) {
return 'No Activity';
}

and now in the blog post, it shows “No Activity”.
Please tell me what’s wrong.
Thanks

Thanks @danbp for that toggle snippet, nearly five and a half years later and still works a treat!

Two questions if I may:

1 Is it possible to default to hidden?

2 Is it possible to move the button to another position?

I’m testing Youzify which may complicate things as it appears where I want to move it to is behind a Youzify component that…[Read more]

@vapvarun – Thank you. I will take a look to see if this helps.

@imath, @jjj, @DJPaul, @boonebgorges, @mercime, @hnla, @shanebp, @danbp, @henrywright

Still wondering why the official docs are hidden from developers…

@imath, @jjj, @DJPaul, @boonebgorges, @mercime, @hnla, @shanebp, @danbp, @henrywright

Anyone out there?

@danbp hello, sorry if I shouldn’t post here, reviving this post, it happened the same to me, I can’t seem to use the customizer if BuddyPress is active. But I was able to do that before.
I get it, I can customize the theme while BuddyPress is inactive. But how can I edit the BuddyPress “feed”, as I did before(1 week ago)?

hello @danbp @hnla,

Can you help please? Its urgent!

Hello @danbp

Display name in buddypress activity stream is not showing once posting any activity.

It was showing earlier but all of a sudden its not showing for newly registered users. Please check the screenshot below:-

http://nimb.ws/ixjNcq

B’coz of this the {username} field is not showing in email templates as well when someone is i…[Read more]

Thanks. I was wary because @danbp suggested otherwise: ‘Yes i understand (i’m also using a bootstrap theme), you can do like you want. But don’t claim after that that BP doesn’t work correctly.’ You’re saying that ‘doesn’t work correctly’ means ‘won’t be styled correctly’? There seems to be a confusion between functionality and presentation here.

@danbp Thanks for pointing that out, I’ll keep it in mind. My only thought is how do we know this issue is PHP 7 specific? To me it looks unrelated to PHP version.

@danbp

Have I correctly made?

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/7392#comment:19

@indra1007

Have you read the article that was linked by @danbp?
Do you have .htaccess file in the same diretory where you installed WordPress?
If not, create it with this content:

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index.php$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond…[Read more]

@mahwash

@danbp already replied you with a proper advice. You should know CSS, you can also modify the HTML structure of the /buddypress/activity/activity-loop.php file (it should be in your theme).

hi @danbp
your explanations was complete. i understood completely.
and thank you very much for the help.
the code worked well.
actually i changed it a little to fit my requirements .
i added some other elements to the css

#item-header-avatar p {
width: 90px;
height: 15px;
position : absolute;
top : 90px;
right : 0px;
text-align:…[Read more]

@wautersandreas and @danbp Fatal errors with that exact message are caused by a change in PHP 7.1. We have fixed this specific issue for an upcoming release — our ticket tracking PHP 7.1 is here https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/7392

While we could ship a release today to fix that specific error, there is at least 1 other PHP 7.1…[Read more]

Thanks @danbp. I’ve added an example to the update you made.

I’d like to restrict the submenus used in profile views to show only if a user is on their own profile or if they are an admin. I think this thread speaks to that. Please let me know if I’m wrong…

I tried using @danbp ‘s code, but I get a “page not found” on pages that should just be removing the submenu. Logging in as a test user with no admin…[Read more]

@danbp, you are a scholar and a gentleman. Thanks for taking the time for all of this. Hopefully this exchange will enlighten future visitors as it has for me.

Thanks for the background info about WP, @danbp. It certainly is interesting to see how the little old single-user blog platform called “WordPress” has mushroomed into the gargantuan that it is today, following the old adage, “Man expands to fill the available space.”

Obviously I’m a bit of a noobie to WordPress (I’ll admit, so feel free to…[Read more]

I understand exactly what @jagarolik is looking for, and I find myself in that same position.

@danbp, you made the point about “The 3 mandatory field (username, email and password) belonging exclusively to WP.”

This is probably a bit of a noobie question, but is it possible for a plugin to expose the changing of the email and/or password on the…[Read more]

Hi all

As @danbp mentioned, if you haven’t done so already, please open a bug report for this on Trac if you believe there to be an issue. That way it’ll get investigated by the core team.