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@tiagobeloto If you find a bug, create a ticket on http://buddypress.trac.WordPress.org.

For other feedback, or if you’re not sure you found a bug, make a topic here, and write “1.6” in the title so we can […]

No, BuddyPress or bbPress 1.0 doesn’t have any short codex. The short codes you refer to are part of bbPress 2.

Can you create a trac ticket? I can’t remember if we changed anything around this area, but it’ll get some more eyeballs on it.

Has this changed from BP 1.5.6?

Where are you trying to use it? Have you hooked into an action?

What data are you trying to get from it?

Or any caching plugins or object caches running?

bp_get_topicmeta() doesn’t exist in BuddyPress, or bbPress 1 (aka group forums) so… no 🙂

Did you mean bb_get_topicmeta() ?

I assume you are talking about bbPress 2. (aka ‘site wide forums’). You’d need to ask on bbpress.org forums for best support.

We broke Group Hierachy compatibility in Beta 1. We’ve fixed that now for the next release.

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4284

Found a bug in the code when replying to this. The blacklist option should mark the item as spam immediately. We’ll get that fixed 🙂

Hm. Did you change your bb-config.php manually?

I believe the moderation_keys and blacklist_keys options are configurable from wp-admin Settings > Discussion menu. If you could test this out on BuddyPress 1.6 Beta 1, it would be fantastic.

wpmudev do have support for their members, so if you do that route, I suggest asking them.

So, something we haven’t spoken much about in BP 1.6 yet is Akismet integration to the activity stream. In addition, […]

If a person could change their topic’s URL, you break any link to that topic.

I’m not sure. meta_value isn’t an indexed field in the database, so I’d be very surprised if this was supported in WordPress (it wouldn’t scale efficiently to a large site/database).

Programatically, you can give someone an achievement via the dpa_force_unlock_achievement() function.

If you want the actual front end templates rendered, then that’s quite complicated. Your function above would just return a link to the blog. What are you trying to do?

remove_action( ‘bp_head’, ‘bp_activity_sitewide_feed’ );

Perhaps in your theme’s functions.php, hooked in the after_setup_theme action.