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@imjscn Jenny there is a test BP site if you need to test things out – also these sites are not necessarily a good test bed as they can contain much customization which may colour results. The issue sounds to be with BBPress and as such doubtful whether BP developers would look into it specifically especially […]

You really should search before posting, rather than have us do it 😉 this is most likely a mod_rewrite / .htaccess issue o in this instance on a windows server a lack of mod_rewrite. It is a question that crops up many times, try this link for some info and follow it’s links as well. […]

Have you tried to install it? Are there specific issues that have arisen? There is some issue at present with this plugin whereby the original author is, I think. in dispute with another that he claims has copied his code and released thus the download for the original hasn’t been available, so not sure what […]

@nit3watch wp-config is not a file that gets overwritten otherwise everyones site would go down every time one upgraded 😉 Adding Constants to wp-config is an method set out in the codex as is bp-custom, not that I like adding bp stuff to wp-config particularly. @PiManIII you should always check the documentation and do a quick search […]

@pcwriter go for it, it’s there to be used if it suits the purpose. – API keys were always a pain 🙂 @leguis08 Glad it works. @gunju2221 It is very possibly a custom theme issue, a custom theme will have to have ensured that the correct action hooks exist in pages as the main maps are fed through […]

It’s a child theme if the style.css or primary stylesheet that must live in theme root has ‘Template: bp-default’ sitting amongst the other details at the top, not sure how things work with these template pack conversions as I don’t use it, either creating a child theme from scratch or full theme. I’m guessing everything […]

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https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-user-profile-map/home/

You do not need to do anything or at least shouldn’t. A child theme inherits everything from the parent until the point that you copy a file over to the child theme, however certain files are called regardless functions.php and the global.js files are called regardless. To start with do not do anything with your […]

Unless there is good reason you shouldn’t need to worry about functions.php or at least you can create your own functions.php in your theme root and in that add your own unique functions. It’s as Michael says earlier don’t copy any of the default functions, if you have created a child theme correctly you will […]

You shouldn’t need to copy over anything from bp-default functions.php as that will cause a ‘cannot re-declare’ error notice. it sounds as though you have separated yourself from bp-default including the javascript files, it’s probably best to run a child that still references the functions and javascript files just copy over any folders and if […]

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I have finished a basic little plugin that allows you to add the google map to profile pages via the various action hooks available along with a widget for placing map in custom areas. Just waiting on svn repo access to upload plugin.

When I get the chance I’ll try and wrap it as a plugin – in the meantime there was a plugin being written by travel_junkie that may suit, not sure how far that’s come in development.

This very same question was asked in another thread that I responded to yesterday, I’ll look for a link to it.

Quick search often comes up trumps

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/how-to-limit-activity-items-for-per-page/#post-81113

Good starting point would be the BP codex and custom loops:

https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/custom-buddypress-loops/the-members-loop/

And do any of these bots respect and observe robots.txt file? in which case id them from your server stats and block that url although that should be blocked already really.

You could go the Apache Allow/Deny directive in .htaccess?

The function and filter is overkill really you can add to the query string but concatenating the parameter :
bp_has_activities( bp_ajax_querystring( ‘activity’ ) . ‘per_page=10’ )