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@henrywright and @lflier thanks a bunch for the time on this, it’s much appreciated! I’m going to play around with the information you gave me and see if I can come up with something a little later. I’ll keep you posted on my progress! Can’t thank you guys enough for your time and I look forward to reaching out soon, hopefully with some success!…[Read more]

@lflier couldn’t do any better than this if I tried. It all looks good to me 🙂

@lflier

Take a look at this example screen function from the BP Skeleton Component:

https://github.com/boonebgorges/buddypress-skeleton-component/blob/master/includes/bp-example-screens.php#L33

Instead of trying to re-use the xprofile_screen_change_avatar, perhaps try creating your own using this as a guide. Boone Gorges looks after the BP…[Read more]

@lflier

In your setup_custom_nav function, instead of:

'screen_function' => 'lf_screen_function',

Maybe you can do this:

'screen_function' => 'xprofile_screen_change_avatar',

And you won’t need your lf_screen_function() function.

I haven’t tested this, but don’t see why doing that isn’t possible.

@lflier that sounds like a good approach. The screen function will be already written for you and as you say, creating the new subnav and removing the unwanted one is easy enough.

Hi @josephfrio13yahoocom and @lflier

Component navigation is set-up in the component’s class. For example, the setup_nav method within the BP_Friends_Component class does this for the Friends component. See here for exactly how it’s done.

To my knowledge, there is no easy way to move subnavs around.