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@godavid33 sounds like a good idea. Better to be safe than sorry!

@godavid33 good to see you figured it out. Just a question: Why do you need to use wp_ajax_nopriv_ when members must be logged in to favorite an item?

Should be: add_action( 'actual_hook_name', 'add_prayer_request_to_stream' );

It was late when I wrote that reply! 🙂

Good spot! They are backwards. If Amen doesn’t have a hook available you could always ask them to add one.

I’m guessing I’ll have to use a hook of some kind to accomplish this

You’re right. But the hook would be supplied by the Amen plugin. You could start by asking the plugin’s support if one is available. I’m guessing here but it will probably be called something like after_submit_prayer_request.

Then you’d build your own function which you can ‘ho…[Read more]

Take a look at bp_dtheme_mark_activity_favorite and bp_dtheme_unmark_activity_favorite in bp-themes/bp-default/_inc/ajax.php

Hey @mcpeanut

Hopefully your new server is working well for you! Just thought I’d give an update on how mine is going.

I went for the managed option to try to save a little time but that was a mistake. I should have opted for the root server because 1and1 refuse to make any changes to the config of the managed servers. I should have guessed that…[Read more]

Take a look at this article from the BP Codex on the Template Hierarchy:

Template Hierarchy

To summarise, you’d create a folder called /buddypress/ in your theme’s directory. Then a subfolder called ‘members’. Then a file called ‘index-register.php’. You should end up…[Read more]

Hi @djsteveo

I don’t know of a plugin that can do this but if one was to be built, it would need the following parts:

The button which does the flagging: The most stylish way for the button to work would be through AJAX. Like a toggle button. If the reporting user clicks by mistake then they can undo the flag by clicking again. Would the…[Read more]

@scifikriss glad you got it working! This is what I would have done:

if ( bp_has_activities( bp_ajax_querystring( 'activity' ) . '&per_page=15' ) ) {
// code
}

Sorry I’m a few hours too late 🙂 – I think that should work but its untested.

You can set a per_page parameter when you use the bp_has_activities() function. See here for more info: https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/loops-reference/the-activity-stream-loop/

Are you sure the email is failing to send? Could the email have arrived in the user’s spam mailbox?

Check out Facebook meta tags or ‘open graph’ as Facebook likes to call them:

Facebook Open Graph META Tags

@bhekzin actually, instead of adding the ad as an activity item, you could just modify the activity loop to insert the ad dynamically on every 8th item. This is how you’d do that using a for loop:

for ( $i = 1; $i < 1000; $i++ ) {
if ( $i % 8 == 0 ) {
// this is the 8th item so insert your ad code
}
}

@bhekzin you’ll need to decide if you’re going to add an ad after X number of items have been added to the stream or if you’re going to add an ad every X number of seconds (or minutes, or hours). If you choose the interval approach, check out wp_schedule_event

https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_schedule_event

There’s a function you can use to do that called bp_activity_add(). See here for the usage:

bp_activity_add()

@jerryskate great! glad you got it working 🙂

OK, I think I might know what is happening. Try this as the whole thing put together:

function add_body_classes( $classes ) {

return $classes;
}
add_filter( 'body_class',…[Read more]

In bp-custom right after the line $classes[] = 'member-profile-of-' . bp_displayed_user_username();

add this:

return $classes;

@jerryskate if you could post your filter (what you have in bp-custom) and your body tag (from your header.php) i’ll take a look…

cc @modemlooper @hnla – anyone for some healthy foods from the food-pyramid guy? I prefer a good old fashioned burger and fries myself 🙂