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No no no, there is absolutely no need to insert a user account with a direct SQL query

Just replace the entire plugin with a new version, and visit any page in wp-admin. That’s all you have to do.

Can you put your change onto pastebin or similar so we can see what you’ve done?

BuddyPress doesn’t interfere with user registration at that level. I think you’re almost certainly doing something wrong if you are needing to create your own hash for the password, etc. The authentication class is overridable, and most stuff can be done via the ‘authenticate’ action (I think that’s the name). I would rethink the approach […]

The activity stream is analogous to Facebook Wall

Sorry, I was being unclear. When a newer version of BuddyPress is put in place in /plugins, when you as an admin visit /wp-admin/, it will fire an internal update script. That’s what I was referring to. I can’t remember how similar 1.0rc to 1.0 was. I have not recently tried to see if it’s […]

BuddyPress 1.0 runs on WP 3.1? I wasn’t aware, impressive! The database schema changed a bit somewhere in the 1.0-1.2? releases, so try to stick to the upgrader if you can.

It’s hard to remove a post and let you see the response, so I’m closing this one. Please refrain from posting any further about this, it’s beginning to look like spam (this is the third post that I’m aware of, in the last few days). Heck, the title of this thread is the sort of […]

I’m writing a response to this.

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3146

That might work but I can’t guarantee that it will not cause any weird bugs or issues down the line. I’d recommend that you test with this setting, and remove the BP_ROOT_BLOG customisation:

define ( ‘BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG’, true );

This is such a huge, complicated issue. I’ve not even tried this myself. BP 1.2’s theme system changed, so you will be reverting back to the new default theme unless you build a new theme. Any specific BuddyPress plugins you are running will almost certainly stop working in some way. You’ve also got several WordPress […]

Ah hah, well done. Yes, I think your solution is the approach I’d take and it looks to be robust enough. Thanks for sticking through this issue 🙂

As you found, the dpa_handle_action is required. I found a better way to do that, via create_function, have a look in my development SVN on http://code.google.com/p/achievements/source/detail?r=926 (click on the “+”). The reason for the intermediate function is because the do_action’s arguments weren’t being passed along to the main handler if…[Read more]

Well done 🙂 Could you let me know what part of the documentation you found (or maybe you didn’t find it; on achievementsapp.com) tricky to understand so I can improve it?

Weird, thanks for the detail. I’ll try to look at this in the next week and see if I’ve done something wrong 🙂

Thanks so much
I’ll put it in a release coming out this week 🙂

We’ve fixed this tricky one for BuddyPress 1.3, too 🙂

Nothing magical. It’s the regular activity stream loop (look in /activity/activity-loop.php if you need a reference). In your call to bp_has_activities(), set ‘scope’ to ‘mentions’. This may need some trial and error, but like this:

if ( bp_has_activities( 'scope=mentions' ) )