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@pcwriter – yes – both menus show when the blog_id code is removed 🙂

@pcwriter – tried setting blog_id to 0 in code but that didn’t work. Where is the blog_id found?

Update: Why the question? Just for kicks, removed the line blog_id == '0') : ?> and corresponding endif. Menu shows! 😉

WordPress 3.0.1 (Single) BP Version 1.2.5.2 Child theme and tried default theme Also tried locally on a WP 3.0.1 and BP 1.2.5.2 clean install. Neither the BP component or WP pages loads. Everything else works beautifully. Here is the code for those two areas, right @pcwriter ? `function pages() { global $current_blog, $pageLinkDropdown,…[Read more]

@pcwriter – The function posted by @rogercoathup was used to get rid of the “view” link and the steam on TheChemBook has an added reply button for forum posts using the function found in this forum topic: http://etivite.com/groups/buddypress/forum/topic/how-did-you-add-the-view-blogpost-button/#topic — this directs the browser to the forum topic…[Read more]

Not to be greedy – or silly – but here is a list of plugins on one site (hmm.. wonder whose site?) that is very interested in your theme because high school students access the site with their iPhones all of the time! Add All Nav Links to BP Adminbar This plugin aggregates all Buddypress […]

Thank you. The function works like a charm and gives a cleaner activity stream.

I didn’t know some of those groups exist. I better go looking for them!

The forum index for this site could be arranged in a more traditional forum listing – by looping through each group and sorting the latest topics. This was done on http://www.thechembook.com/tutoring so students can see the topics from each group.

Others will be more specific with you but here is an important link.

BuddyPress Codex

@modemlooper “Could slow down your site if you do live updating for every member.” — Yes. this would depend on the implementation. For example, if the BuddyPress Activity Stream Ajax Notifier was reworked to refresh the page rather than notify then the activity stream would “feel as a real-time” activity.

After tinkering more on a local XAMPP install, adding the code and tag <div id="ReloadThis"> leads to weird behavior. Several different places were tried but the reload usually ended up not showing past activity.

Very nice. This plugin is a nice addition to the activity stream.

Problem solved – it was a WP version issue. I reinstalled WP 3.0 and updated to 3.01 – and this worked. The reply button in the first position now works.