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Thanks for this, super useful! +1

Great to see you figured this out. You probably want to let the function return naturally without using die("END");?

Great to see you got it working!

Have a read of the Playing with the user’s ID in different contexts article. It should give you an idea how to get the user’s ID in many of the different situations you’ll come across when using BP.

Take for example the logged in user, you can use bp_loggedin_user_id() to get their ID.

I don’t think you can do global $user_id;. So when adding your activity, $user_id isn’t what you expect it to be.

I’m not sure why you have 2? There’s only supposed to be 1. Do you have a screenshot or a link you can post?

You can do this through your theme’s style.css file but the solution will depend on which theme you’re using.

#activity {
font-size: 110%;
}

Note it’s the #activity bit that will depend on your theme so that might need changing.

The BuddyPress username field is mandatory. There’s no way to remove it without breaking functionality.

@paragbhagwat You could always submit a request on Trac to ask that the extra argument(s) you need be passed.

Ref: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/

The username and password you use here in the forums will work there too.

That’s because you have to build the message back up. You can do that because all of the variables you might need are passed to your custom function.

Try something like this:

function paragbhagwat_message_filter( $message, $group, $requesting_user_name, $profile_link, $group_requests, $settings_link ) {
// Do something with $message here.
return $message;
}
add_filter( 'groups_notification_new_membership_request_message', 'paragbhagwat_message_filter', 10, 6 )

Hey @venutius

It’s great to see you’re interested in contributing. Check out the Participate and Contribute article for the various ways you can help out with the project.

Hope this helps!

Looking at the Activity Loop article, there’s 3 steps to this:

1. Pass display_comments to your loop:

if ( bp_has_activities( bp_ajax_querystring( 'activity' ) . '&display_comments=stream' ) ) :

2. Wrap your HTML in an activity class (This is an optional step if you want AJAX to work).

3. Add the code (see article) inside your loop, below activ…[Read more]

If you go to Settings > BuddyPress and then select the Settings tab at the top, you should see Blog & Forum Comments under the Activity Settings section on that page. Ensure that checkbox is checked.

This will work, I’ve used the right hook this time, and tested myself to make sure it’s working:

function venutius_display_member_role() {

// This is a group moderator.
if (…[Read more]

Yes I get that, I guess we could think of an alternative, like @groupadmin?

Yep, something like that’d work!

I added it to the Members.php file but it seems to have no effect.

This should actually go in your theme’s functions.php file.

would it be possible to have a shout to both admins and mods?

I thought about that but there’s a slight problem using @admin or @administrator as a command. Most BuddyPress websites use these usernames as their main user account. To avoid notifying the main site admin, we need to think of a different command to use for this group.

I haven’t tried this but you could try doing something like this:

function venutius_display_member_role() {

// This is a group moderator.
if ( $members_template->member->is_mod )…[Read more]