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I think this should be a question for the core team. You should post it on Trac:

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org

Yes, try letting your theme’s author know via their support channel. Hopefully they can release a fix.

Check out this article:

Using bp_parse_args() to filter BuddyPress template loops

Users are set to active on first log in, and only then appear in the directory.

There are a few articles that could be useful to you. Check out:

Customizing Labels, Messages, and URLs

Customizable Slugs in BuddyPress

Hi @andy60rm

If you can nail down the culprit, it’s always a good idea to open a new topic on the plugin’s support forum. Then hopefully a fix can be released by the plugin author 🙂

Don’t forget activity comments are different to WordPress post comments so you’ll need to find the right action for those to work.

I added it at the end of my theme’s functions.php file. I’m using Twenty Fifteen to test.

That’s strange, I just tested and it works fine for me?

Whilst waiting for a response from your host, try checking your spam folder to be sure nothing is dropping in that.

@mlao,

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. So it looks like we will need to add our actions instead of removing them. Here’s where the fun part begins. You’ll need to find a list of all the action types you want in your stream and add them to the following snippet:

add_filter( 'bp_after_has_activities_parse_args', function( $retval ) {…[Read more]

I doubt there’s a tutorial on this particular setup, but any specific questions you have feel free to post here and we’ll do our best to help you out 🙂

The page you linked to describes how to add a web notification. The example on that page hooks to the bp_activity_sent_mention_email action which means every time bp_activity_sent_mention_email is executed, a web notification will be sent. In your case, you’d still use bp_notifications_add_notification() to send the notification but you will want…[Read more]

If you’re already using WordPress then BuddyPress might be a good option because of how tightly integrated the two are. BuddyPress is just a plugin so to get started you simply have to activate it from your WordPress dashboard.

My advice would be to set up a test install and give BuddyPress a try. You’ll then get a feel for if it will meet your…[Read more]

Do you mind doing a little debugging for me? If you paste the following code into your theme’s functions.php file (make sure this is done on your testing install). Then visit the activity stream. You should see some output dumped on the screen. Can you copy that and paste it here?

add_filter( 'bp_after_has_activities_parse_args', function(…[Read more]

Can you paste the code you’re using?

To add, I think updated_profile is the action you’re looking for.