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if you want the entire top line (time since, action, view delete links) – modify a child theme for activity/entry.php and move the div (class activity-header)

@anointed – a new component is not required – just add a new function to your custom/functions file that mimics bp_blogs_record_post (same save_post action hook) but targeting whatever post_type you need. This would allow you to change up the “wrote a new blog post” and add whatever else (meta)

something like: (just taken from bp-core.php line 397)

is_null( $bp->displayed_user->id ) && $bp->current_component == BP_MEMBERS_SLUG && $bp->is_directory

not that i’m aware of (core code still sorts by date_recorded and does not contain a date_modified on the parent)

@lincme – create a new topic in that plugin group with the error message and steps taken? (and if you had any certain types blocked prior) – i’m unable to reproduce with a type of ( created_group or nothing) the only thing i see at the last step in the group steps is recording the activity, prior […]

this falls into the activity-templatetags and the function bp_insert_activity_meta you can filter on bp_activity_time_since to remove it then just a matter of modifying your child theme file activity/entry.php and reference a new function to display the time-since where needed (since within the context of $activities_template loop – easy to reuse…[Read more]

if a site owner does not care about certain activity items at all – block em:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-block-activity-stream-types/

correct trac ticket (one listed above was for activity time_since)
https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/2504

confirmed – i have the same issue now (7 hours ago)

messages_new_message uses ‘date_sent’ => time() instead of gmdate since the templatetag uses bp_core_time_since

actually a few other oddities where notices use time() as well. (but that actually calls bp_format_time in the templatetag)

as for the button code – just wrap it in a div with the class generic-button

<?php if ( bp_is_my_profile( ) ) { ?> your link code here <?php } ?>

use the core-templatetag bp_is_my_profile() in a conditional check

no, all packaged into one (just easier for me to maintain and reuse code)

have to change up the theme file topic.php for that one (basically reformat $topic_template->post->post_time )

i haven’t seen anything for activity stream replies yet

yep, possible – i’ll add it to my list 🙂