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Many BuddyPress developers use the WordPress Plugin Repository to host their BP-based plugins. Just make sure that you include the tag “buddypress” as one of the tags in your plugins header section.

There is no reason to do anything special with the $wp_filter and $wp_actions array–other than deciding in which way you wish to display the output. WP Hook Sniffer creates 4 new, unique arrays, each that provide very specific, detailed information that you use to figure out what is going on. I’m not sure why you […]

It looks like you need to increase the allocated memory limit for PHP. Depending on the way your hosting company has set up the servers, you might be able to do this yourself. If you’re on a shared hosting package, they might not allow you to increase the memory limit. I suggest contacting technical support […]

I’m still not clear about your issue. Do you have any screenshots of what the homepage looks like when logged in as Site Admin and then what it looks like when logged out? After logging out, please clear your browser’s cookies and cache just to be absolutely certain you’re looking at a newly-refreshed page. All […]

@suprmario- The screenshots that you linked to are normal. You mention that you are “getting a blank page … when trying to set up the forum.” Where is this blank page? BuddyPress uses an internal install of bbPress. It allows you to add forums to groups. It does not create a sitewide forum. To see […]

@boonebgorges Trying to take this thread back to Boone’s original topic (and I think purpose), I plan on using the forum feature of each plugin’s group as the primary support area for each of my plugins–athough I may still offer a premium support model in another location. I’ll use the primary BP support forum Third Party […]

All support related questions for the Featured Members Widget should now be made with the Featured Members Widget Group forum. You must first join the group to be able to post to the support forum. While your there, please consider making a donation to keep me alive!

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-featured-members-widget/forum/

I’ll be fixing this widget up in the coming week. Hopefully, I can re-release by the end of the week.

Actually, what I changed was the code that outputs the comment link–at least as it is supposed in BP’s codebase. The blog link ( the link to the post’s permalink ) is outputted on line 46 of the theme file /activity/entry.php. But, I believe your interpretation may be better. First, here’s a link to the […]

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NOTE: Please ignore this post. The same behavior in outputitng codeblocks is still being observed. Refer to the Trac ticket if you’re having the OP’s issue Alright, we DJPaul’s help, I’ve just learned that what I used to use without issue in the old forums is no longer an option. So, I’ll redo my first […]

If you look at the “View” link output, it is fine–no double comment reference. It is only the Blog title link that has the doubling error. The error is caused by the Comment ID being passed twice into the sprintf() function. One time from the line above via the $comment_link variable, and the second time […]

Well, I can’t solve the issue of not being able to post codeblocks. So, here’s another way to display what I’m saying. On line 431, the end of the code starting just after the link tag is this: $comment_link . ‘#comment-‘ . $comment->comment_ID . ‘”>’ . $comment->post->post_title . ‘ ‘ ); Remove this from that line: […]

Okay, crap. I did post the proper code line but the new forums are not allowing me to post code so it is turning it into a link. Give me a few minutes…

Okay, I did not include the entire code line in my post above. Line 431 (430 for you) should read as follows: $comment_link = get_permalink( $comment->comment_post_ID ) . '#comment-' . $comment_id; $activity_action = sprintf( __( '%1$s commented on the blog post %2$s', 'buddypress' ), bp_core_get_userlink( $user_id ), ' <a>comment_ID . '">' .…[Read more]