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That codex page had been edited at some point and the api example removed, checking it proved not to be worthwhile pulling up a revision copy though so page is suspended for review, sorry about that.

bp-themes isn’t any longer a part of the BP core package, try and reference everything from bp-legacy which are actually the theme compatibility templates used by BP.

The function works in a similar fashion to the WP menu in terms of how the items are built, fundamental difference from the existing approach is that the sub-menus are actually…[Read more]

> Can you confirm that means that all users can still post comments in all group threads,

And how did your tests turn out? Really it’s a question best answered by testing the outcome on a development or staging server, but yes this process will leave only groups activity posting working.

You need to edit the files where the whats new post form…[Read more]

@backpackersunion
You could perhaps have a look at replacing the current default nav for this BP WP style nav, haven’t looked at this for a while but should still function:

Members Navigation Menus

I would avoid overflow: hidden on that element.

You could try #whats-new-options[style] {min-height: 56px;}

>BUT the time stamp does this

Exactly! So the issue is not that it doesn’t link to but that it could link to better! If the read more link doesn’t link to the comment maybe that could be raised as an issue to be addressed.

@clivoo I may not have followed the issue correctly but comments made in a post get synced to activity stream, they get placed as a comment under the the activity entry for that post and the activity entry for that comment does link directly to the post comment using the page anchor principle /#comment-one

You need to do some debugging.
You do not explain if you’re using custom BP templates, if not then there’s no point looking for errors in the template files as we would have spotted them by now.

If you’re missing sidebars then it’s more than likely a fatal error being thrown by some plugin or piece of custom code.

Turn on wp_debug in your…[Read more]

You need to provide more information such as theme in use, plugins etc.

This is more than likely theme related, using a premium theme that doesn’t play nicely with BP, you can test this by activating one of the WP default themes and seeing if issue persists, if it does disable any plugins not required for a basic WP/BP site.

Why are you not simply using S2 member conditional tags to ensure logged in users can’t perform certain actions around the site like activity updating, accessing groups, posting forum topics, creating posts, you should be able to restrict their activity quite easily until such time as they renew subscription.

Those inline styles are added via JS, you’ll need to overload the BP JS file in the same way you have the CSS and edit the values, they’re near the top of the file.

The issues are being worked through on that trac ticket, but aren’t straightforward, the resolution should be included in the next release of BP, not sure that much can be done in advance of that by way of temp fixes but if something can be figured out we’ll post it here.

Did you check this aspect I mentioned a while back?

>and your template show filter is current i.e uses ‘bp_activity_show_filters()’

@petervandoorn NP there was no offence taken 🙂 more a concern in stating something was wrong, which can be a little black or white, and where it wasn’t necessarily wrong but different things work or are needed in different circumstances.

I wish I could remember what corrected the issue when I encountered the no show in the filter, just in case…[Read more]

> this seems like fairy dust

Tend to agree, however it’s not necessarily core functionality it’s located in the templates directory and as such you can overload the file and any file there to your child theme and edit as you see fit, check the codex for explanations of the template hierarchy.

>After reading what you said about I looked at the ‘Activation’ drop down and it was set to login so I think that is where I went wrong.

I suspected it was – that was confusing WP. For the moment set activation simply to a new blank regular wp page named ‘activation’.

@studdlypig
The admin user or primary user that is setup when a wordpress site installed is always able to login directly, and it’s initally only that user that can activate plugins i.e BuddyPress so I’m not sure why you are having trouble with activation requests. /wp-login.php should allow the admin to login regardless of whether BP is activated…[Read more]

@studdlypig
The admin user or primary user that is setup when a wordpress site installed is always able to login directly, and it’s initally only that user that can activate plugins i.e BuddyPress so I’m not sure why you are having trouble with activation requests. /wp-login.php should allow the admin to login regardless of whether BP is activated…[Read more]