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Perhaps not quite what you’re after but @danbp has a community statistics plugin that might be helpful?
https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddy-community-stats/

Yes you can. Just type in multiple recipients when you’re composing the message.

I think the JavaScript will detect a new option list value and kick off a new query to load the new info. I’d imagine you’d need to write the JavaScript listener and the new query yourself but there may be a way of hooking in that I’m not familiar with. Perhaps someone else here can comment?

Thanks Paul, this is a nice step forward with reference to sending email in BuddyPress.

Ajax would be my first thought. Check out the AJAX in Plugins article for an introduction to that:
https://codex.wordpress.org/AJAX_in_Plugins

This will be added by your theme. Check out the Template Hierarchy article for info on how to customise what info is displayed.

Ref https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/theme-compatibility-1-7/template-hierarchy/

The best code ref you’ll find is the plugin’s source. Inline documentation is very comprehensive

The closest you’ll find is the section for developers: https://codex.buddypress.org/context/developer/

Position is actually optional so if you wanted to avoid investigating what exactly is going on here you could just remove it altogether

This is most probably a result of your code (or a plugin you’re using) referring to a position array key, which isn’t defined.

BuddyDev have the Simple Front End Post plugin: http://buddydev.com/plugins/bp-simple-front-end-post/

That’d work too. Thinking you’d need to reword it but that can be done through localisation. Ref: https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/customizing/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/

Just an idea: if you have no success finding a shared BuddyPress calendar, try searching for shared WordPress calendar. In BuddyPress, members are actually WordPress users so in theory things should work. You’ll need to test though, as always.

Thanks for letting me know, @markob17. I always get current_action and current_item mixed up and should really do more testing 🙂

@markob17 great to see you got it working. I’m wondering though, which function of mine isn’t working?

Can you paste the code you’re using?

Haven’t used it in a while but try bp_is_current_item(). So, your condition would be:

if ( bp_is_groups_component() && bp_is_current_item( 'events' ) ) {
// Code.
}

Try bp_is_groups_component().

Ref: https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/template-tag-reference/

@bruce30 I’ve made an edit to the code above which means it’ll now work for all text on your site, not just bbPress or BuddyPress text. So now if a new third-party plugin you add decides to use the word Forum, that will also be translated. I think this is a better approach.

@bruce30, building on @danbp‘s answer, you can add another case. Take a look at this example below which has 4 cases. Feel free to add or remove cases yourself. The number of cases you use will depend on the number of words or phrases you need to change.

function bruce_localisation( $translated, $original_text, $domain ) {

switch (…[Read more]