It ought to be totally do-able, but you’ll need to write it. If BuddyPress detects that something has re-implemented WordPress’ wp_mail function (like the Sendgrid plugin does), then it’ll use the plain text version of the email and pass that to wp_mail to let the custom wp_mail implementation deliver the email.

I am not aware of…[Read more]

Looking at the code snippet in that thread, wp_get_attachment_image_src() is used to get the array of info. The 2nd param is size so you can utilise that to get the large version. For example:

$theimg = wp_get_attachment_image_src( get_post_thumbnail_id( bp_get_activity_secondary_item_id() ), 'large' );

Note: you could also use medi…[Read more]

Looking at the code snippet in that thread, wp_get_attachment_image_src() is used to get the array of info. It’s 2nd param is size so you can utilise that to get the large version. For example:

$theimg = wp_get_attachment_image_src( get_post_thumbnail_id( bp_get_activity_secondary_item_id() ), 'large' );

Note, you could also use med…[Read more]

BuddyPress ‘members’ and WordPress ‘authors’ share the same ID, therefore are the same entity. A post that belongs to WordPress author with ID 286 belongs to a BuddyPress member with ID 286 (because, again, they’re the same). If something isn’t displaying as you’d expect, then it’s likely to be a theme issue.

Which theme are you using?