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Nevermind, I fixed this by having it check if the current component is my custom component and altered the member feed link to point to that instead. So it now only offers their activity, sitewide and main blog.

Can I just get someone to confirm that bp-activity-personal-feed.php doesn’t get used for a member’s feed? So I know this doesn’t happen because I broke something.

Though, even if I broke something there shouldn’t be any content and… there is.

Strike this… I was stuck looking at the wrong function.

You’d need to (this is most undoubtedly wrong) 'SELECT wp_bp_activity.id as id FROM wp_bp_activity LEFT JOIN wp_bp_activity_meta ON wp_bp_activity.id = wp_bp_activity_meta.activity_id WHERE wp_bp_activity_meta.meta_key = "favorite_count" GROUP BY wp_bp_activity.id HAVING COUNT (wp_bp_activity_meta.activity_id) > 0 ORDER BY COUNT…[Read more]

You missed the point of avoiding bp_has_activities, in that it automatically reorders the includes through it’s own query.

< ?php
$popular_activities = my_get_popular(); // returns an array of activity IDs
for ($i = 0; $i // your customized activity entry template It’s a pretty ugly way of doing it but it got me started. Main defect, as I don’t yet get inserting activities into the activity template (without it doing it’s own query), is that I do one query to get the…[Read more]

I’ve been looking to do this as well. But bp_activity_get_specific automatically applies a DESC order as a default. Essentially failing to maintain the ordering of ids I can only see this working the way we want is through a custom loop or functions that bypass this. BP 1.28, I’m unsure of any changes to this […]