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Hi buddycore,

I think the theme is looking good! Will you be accepting pull requests on GitHub?

Cool, no worries!

bp_use_oembed_in_activity can be used to allow or disallow oEmbeds in activity items.

The bp_activity_embed() function just adds a bunch of filters and actions. It’s not really for filtering the oEmbed output.

Can you try the bp_activity_embed_html hook?

add_filter( 'bp_activity_embed_html', function( $retval ) {
return '<div>' . $retval . '</div>';
} );

Perhaps that filter hook is for filtering embeds in WordPress content? BuddyPress must have a filter for this. I’ll need to have a dig around…

Think of it like this:

Filters return stuff
Actions don’t

Here’s an example using the embed_oembed_html filter:

add_filter( 'embed_oembed_html', function( $html, $url, $attr, $post_ID ) {
// Use $html, $url, $attr and $post_ID here if you like.

// Return $html.…[Read more]

Check out the embed_oembed_html filter. I think that’s what you need here.

Can you let me know what output you get from this?

add_action( 'bp_loaded', function() {
var_dump( bp_get_option( 'bp-active-components' ) );
} );

Can you var_dump $bp_active_components just to see what we have in the db?

You need activated_plugin. It fires after a plugin has been activated but note that if a plugin is silently activated (such as during an update), the hook doesn’t fire.

Here’s an example:

add_action( 'activated_plugin', function( $plugin, $network_wide ) {
// $plugin is a string (the path to main plugin file).
}, 10, 2 );

bcc stands for blind carbon copy. It’s a way of sending email to a group of recipients without them seeing who else the email is addressed to. So bcc will be blank every time.

@apokh glad you solved the problem 🙂

Which theme are you using?

Try changing this

$bcc = new BP_Email_Recipient( 'myemail@gmail.com' );

to

$bcc[] = new BP_Email_Recipient( 'myemail@gmail.com' );

@buddycore This looks super cool! Looking forward to seeing it up on GitHub 😀

In order to update a custom table you’d need to use the wpdb class.

Are you sure the gform_after_submission_79 action is firing?

This could be a CSS issue. Which theme are you using?

We’d need to see your theme’s markup in order to provide you with the relevant CSS help. Do you have a link to your website?

This is possible. As @mrjarbenne said you can check the capabilities of the displayed user.