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There will be plugins in the WordPress Plugin Directory that can do both of these things. Theme My Login won’t do exactly what you need but it’s a great plugin I’d recommend if you need to to bring the login page into your theme.

I haven’t tested or looked at the source but I suspect you will need to use my no_grav() function as well. You could run a quick test to be sure?

You can disable Gravatar like this:

function no_grav() {
return true;
}
add_filter( 'bp_core_fetch_avatar_no_grav', 'no_grav' );

That would be 30 minutes on a good day. At 6:30pm I’d hit the worst traffic imaginable (I’d be coming from the Isle of Dogs). But it’s great to hear it’s a success!

My apologies, yes that’ll change the default avatar. I just re read your whole post and realise that may not be what you want.

That would be 30 minutes on a good day. At 6:30pm I’d hit the worst traffic imaginable (I’d be coming from the Isle of Dogs). But it’s great to hear it’s a success!

My apologies, he’s that’ll change the default avatar. I just re read your whole post and realise that may not be what you want.

Cool running club! I was looking to join a club near me but Harold Wood is about a 30 minute drive away.

Regarding your question:

Is there a way of passing this path to Buddypress as the default avatar?

You can filter the default avatar URL using the bp_core_default_avatar_user hook.

Hope this helps!

Cool running club! I was looking to join a club but Harold Wood is about a 30 minute drive away

Regarding your question:

Is there a way of passing this path to Buddypress as the default avatar?

You can filter the default avatar URL using the bp_core_default_avatar_user hook.

Hope this helps!

Are activity updates a wordpress custom posts types?

No. Activity items aren’t custom posts; instead, they live in the bp_activity table. See here for a diagram.

Hi @mhawksey

Can you open a new bug report for this on Trac referencing #5733?

Hi @mhawksey

Can you open a new bug report for this on Trac referncing #5733?

This isn’t possible out-of-the-box but there may be a plugin in the WordPress Plugin Directory that adds Disqus functionality.

Adding items to the BuddyPress activity stream is very easy. Check out the bp_activity_add() article for more info.

This sounds very strange. If you’re still seeing the problem after you’ve removed all custom code snippets, deactivated all plugins and reverted to TwentyFifteen, then I’d suggest you consider having a security audit done to find the source of the problem.

~5th line down you have exit();. That will stop execution of the function at that point.

Ref: http://php.net/manual/en/function.exit.php

~5th line down you have exit();. That will stop execution of the function at that point.

Unfortunately “bad” bad reviews happen regularly and this is a good example. By “bad” I mean a reviewer doesn’t provide any details of the problem they’ve faced and doesn’t reply to the plugin author’s response.

EDIT: I just noticed the review was posted just 19 hours ago so hopefully the reviewer will still respond to your comments.

Unfortunately “bad” bad reviews happen regularly and this is a good example. By “bad” I mean a reviewer doesn’t provide any details of the problem they’ve faced and doesn’t reply to the plugin author’s response.

Take a look at the BuddyPress Template Hierarchy article. If your theme uses BuddyPress templates then you’ll be able to override them.

Hi @garrett-eclipse,

Thanks for highlighting this. I’ve passed on your feedback to the core team.

That’s a good idea. If you do a search for bp_activity_add() you will see everything that creates an activity item. Some plugins use the activity stream so be sure to search any of those you may have installed as well.

Ah OK. For message notifications, you should find the message thread ID in item_id