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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 ?

I agree with what the folks above have said. You could probably shave a few milliseconds off of the time it takes for the PHP interpreter to compile BP into bitcode. If you’re serving billions of pageviews, this might be worthwhile. But generally, there are far more effective ways to increase performance. @henrywright-1 makes some good…[Read more]

@henrywright-1 Thanks Henry, I’m familiar with the usual steps you outline. Just curious if removing comments and blank lines would make a significant difference 🙂

@colabsadmin

Ah, didn’t notice that instruction, just looked at the code.
( It’s surprising how many plugins leave in that kind of code. )

>I’m new to wordpress/buddypress so writing a plugin isn’t going to happen anytime soon

You’ve already done a good chunk of the work.
If you and/or @henrywright-1 want to draft a plugin, I’d be wil…[Read more]

Thanks @henrywright-1, and that was what I did, I was the one that added the prefix:

buddyboss_childtheme_ to my function, but the point is that if I use the word “core” inside the title of a function, the ajax stop working 😉

@henrywright-1

The OP is mixing 2 ideas.

1. He complains that filters on saving data aren’t retro-active.
2. He wants the activity strings to be built dynamically instead of hardcoded into the database.

Re 1 – I don’t know of any filter on save that will handle prior existing data. The very idea is unworkable. Instead use a filter on the…[Read more]

@henrywright-1 Thanks for fielding.

I have removed those links, as Henry says the codex is currently undergoing general review and update.

Checking the revision history on that page showed me those links were added two years ago, and there is no corresponding page I can find, I suspect what was actually intended was that those links be inline…[Read more]

@henrywright-1 no the article is new at least for this current codex project and as with all pages we welcome comments and suggestions, it’s a basic set of guidelines designed to keep some uniformity to pages and submissions

I looked for that function but it doesn’t exist and the activity loop filters it’s loop if it sees bp_displayed_user_id()…[Read more]

@henrywright-1 thanks for spotting that, the whole aspect of auditing the codex pages for outdated references is a very slow & laborious one.

In the codex guide page I added I left two snippets of code at the bottom to be used to add flags to the top of pages if issues are spotted, but equally yes if you’re confident that somethings wrong or…[Read more]

Hello! This thread is mostly accurate, but just to wrap things up —

@jjj has been working at 10up.com since August, and I’ve been at Automattic since the beginning of 2013. John and I had been contributing to BuddyPress for years before we started at Automattic. Our day jobs don’t affect our contributions to BuddyPress, and as @henrywright-1…[Read more]

@henrywright-1 Thanks for reply,
Ticket has been created. https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5249#ticket

there is a redirect in place which takes members away from example.com when they are logged in.

@henrywright-1 Redirecting logged in members away from home page is not default behavior, so not sure why it’s happening in your installation – plugin scripts?

@henrywright-1 Thanks, don’t know why I missed that. @derock299 you can change strings using this http://blog.ftwr.co.uk/archives/2010/01/02/mangling-strings-for-fun-and-profit/

@henrywright-1 Nope, did not get notifications for @ mentions in blog post and blog comment. Trac ticket and patches welcome 🙂

@henrywright-1
I would suppose it is handled by the registration since a non-activated user is issued a URL. To me this seems like a security issue but I would like to get more feedback on this. Thanks!

@henrywright-1 That’s not a bad idea. That would be the best solution granting that it creates the new line in time for the video to render – but how will I apply CSS to something that doesn’t automatically have a class/ID (still learning my CSS here).

@henrywright-1 No. But I can. My first concern regarding this thread was to suggest that the BP core be changed to do this anyway – but as my luck would have it (if I understood you), that’s a WP feature and not a BP feature. Which is sad because I’ve been using annoying-ass shortcodes from a plugin to put my Youtubes in my other blogs.

Thanks…[Read more]

@henrywright-1

Yes, but intercepting that embed code before it’s “printed” on the activity stream is possible. I don’t know how to read PHP, but this is how this fellow did it:

http://pastebin.com/11ppWvL0

Hi @henrywright-1
I had no idea that Buddypress relied on any 3rd-party support.

What I do know is that someone was nice enough on WP forums to write me up a plugin that adds wmode=”opaque” to the resulting Youtube embed codes – so I’d imagine there wouldn’t be much of a problem with BP’s oEmbed files from adding something on both ends of the…[Read more]

Hi,

I’m trying to edit the message body and I’ve managed using your code @henrywright-1 but in the process I have lost the link that they need to click on. I’m obviously missing a variable, can you help me identify what it is?

This is the code I have:
#-------------------------
# Edit activation email
#----------------------------
function…[Read more]