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@hnla good idea! It does look like it needs a little love

I think $update['id'] could be wrong. Can you try $update[0][O] instead?

I’m not at my computer now until tomorrow morning so can’t test.

Are you using it within the loop? i.e. within while and endwhile?

@ You’re right! My apologies! So that makes it much easier!

You can get the time recorded by doing something like this:

$update = get_usermeta( bp_get_member_user_id(), 'bp_latest_update' );
$activity = bp_activity_get_specific( array( 'activity_ids' => $update['id'] ) );
$activity = $activity[0];
$time = $activity->recorded_time;
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Hi @mykrabuilding

To my knowledge, the time of the latest update isn’t recorded. The latest update info is stored in user meta. To get it you’d do something like:

$update = get_usermeta( $user_id, 'bp_latest_update' );

You then have the option to get either the activity ID or the content (no timestamp I’m afraid).

echo $update['id'];
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@tolusage

A fellow BP enthusiast asked you a simple question with the aim of lending a hand, but obviously you couldn’t pass up the opportunity to throw that worn-out jibe

Who asked me a question? And what worn-out jibe are you talking about?

Are you using root profiles by any chance?

@hnla there have been quite a few reports about that function since 1.9.2 dropped. I’ll have a look into it…

@fkapnist the problem with hiding the icons is members can still access the dashboard by typing in the URL.

Instead, you could do a redirect for non-administrators?

Glad you got it working! 🙂

@daryanwooz hit F5 to refresh the page and you should see it appear.

I just registered and logged in to see what the problem might be. It seems the problem is in your theme’s style.css document. The theme is hiding the link from view.

You’ll need to open wp-content/themes/YOUR-THEME-NAME/style.css and remove the following:

#change-avatar-personal-li {
display: none;
}

On your site? I haven’t got one

On here (BuddyPress) I’m @henrywright

@daryanwooz I’ll need to be logged in to see the change avatar tab (or lack of one). Can you set me up as a dummy user?

is there any CSS get it back?

Not entirely sure. Do you have a link to your site?

Does the problem happen with the OneCommunity theme only? Have you tried contacting the theme author to report the issue?

The problem is likely due to some CSS in the theme’s style.css document or a function in the theme’s functions.php file.

Hi @daryanwooz

Your question doesn’t quite make sense?

@slips111 perhaps you have a jQuery conflict? Aside from via WP, are you loading jQuery manually anywhere?

Hi @marknadsafeteam

Take a look at the markup used in bp-legacy’s change-avatar.php file. You’ll need to stick with most of the class names and IDs in order for the JS to work properly.

Hope this info helps!