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@r-a-y and @djpaul Thank you. Scaling down the login widget avatar to 40px from 60px allowed for more space for long usernames or real names when user is logged in, instead of being wrapped around two lines. Aesthetically, it also made the avatar size uniform with all the other avatars in the other BP widgets.

If you want the large size, it’s a…[Read more]

@r-a-y and @djpaul Thank you. Scaling down the login widget avatar to 40px from 60px allowed for more space for long usernames or real names when user is logged in, instead of being wrapped around two lines. Aesthetically, it also made the avatar size uniform with all the other avatars in the other BP widgets.

If you want the large size, it’s a…[Read more]

@r-a-y and @djpaul Thank you. Scaling down the login widget avatar to 40px from 60px allowed for more space for long usernames or real names when user is logged in, instead of being wrapped around two lines. Aesthetically, it also made the avatar size uniform with all the other avatars in the other BP widgets.

If you want the original size back,…[Read more]

@r-a-y and @djpaul Scaling down the login widget avatar to 40px from 60px allowed for more space for long usernames or real names when user is logged in, instead of being wrapped around two lines. Aesthetically, it also made the avatar size uniform with all the other avatars in the other BP widgets.

If you want the original size back, it’s a…[Read more]

@r-a-y and @djpaul Scaling down the login widget avatar to 40px from 60px allowed for more space for long usernames or real names when user is logged in, instead of being wrapped around two lines. Aesthetically, it also made the avatar size uniform with all the other avatars in the other BP widgets.

Actually I’ve been paying attention all along and was the first to reply but I’ve been letting the others who far more knowledgable than myself on such matters do most of the talking. FYI i don’t think your screen grab came through at least i cannot see it. So maybe as @djpaul said if you have evidence that BP is the culprit… but i suspect it is s…[Read more]

actually I’ve been paying attention all along and was the first to reply but I’ve been letting the others who far more knowledgable than myself on such manner do most of the talking. FYI i don’t think your screen came through at least i cannot see it so maybe as @djpaul said if you have evidence that BP is the culprit but i suspect is some…[Read more]

@djpaul Thanks.

How much time i have to wait for your release ?

OR you can suggest me some plugins for same

Thanks

@johnnyjonjon Glad you resolved the issue. Thanks for posting back with your solution. I’d suggest you mention that to the theme authors. Marking this topic as resolved.

@djpaul Strange, just got notification re mention a few minutes ago. Never seen the issue before and fortunately johnnyjonjon found the js conflict.

Post comments definitely scale. Personally, I’ve not had experience with a site that receives a massive amount of activity comments but as @djpaul points out, these should scale just fine too.

As @djpaul mentioned earlier, the terminology is important because ‘comments’ can refer to 2 things:

post comments
activity comments.

Post comments are handled by WordPress and are stored in the wp_comments database table (see here). Activity comments are handled by BuddyPress and are stored in a custom table created by BP called…[Read more]

As @djpaul mentioned earlier, the terminology is important because ‘comments’ can refer to 2 things:

post comments
activity comments.

Post comments are handled by WordPress and are stored in the wp_comments database table (see here). Activity comments are handled by BuddyPress and are stored in a custom table created by BP (see here).

As @djpaul mentioned earlier, the terminology is important because ‘comments’ can refer to 2 things:

post comments
activity comments.

Post comments are handled by WordPress and are stored in the wp_comments database table. See here. Activity comments are handled by BuddyPress and are stored in a custom table created by BP. See here.

@harry4039 if your server can handle the load then I don’t see a problem with having 10,000s users. Take wordpress.org and wordpress.com for example, I’m sure they have 10,000 + users. @djpaul will know more about those builds than me, but I’m sure both sites use WordPress 🙂

Private Messaging works like an internal site email. Members can message people on their friends list as well as forward and reply to received messages

@bphelp I see the reference to forwarding in that article but am not certain forwarding functionality is available. Perhaps @djpaul can confirm?

@martinblack
Also keep in mind that @djpaul is one of the BuddyPress core developers so scolding him for simply providing a link to provide you info is not conducive to getting help when he already gives a lot of time to the BuddyPress project that you enjoy free of charge! Be humble and take all help for what it is worth without getting defensive…[Read more]

@colabsadmin @henrywright-1 @djpaul

Here’s a plugin: https://github.com/shanebp/BP-Timezones

Currently it only uses this filter hook:
‘bp_get_message_thread_last_post_date’

Hook suggestions ?

@djpaul
Seems simple enough to add a simple setting in the BP dashboard settings. Would be great to see this added in the future. Cheers!

@djpaul Thanks! That would be nice #787