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other plugins? cache plugin?

probably the big drawback – it just pulls a distinct list from the database. a plugin could use whatever they wanted (or a new core) but no way of knowing until it is there.

@saxx143 1) correct – (going forward) 2) no – requires to be in the buddypress site as it just looks for overall activity types. though i’m sure it is possible to block on a given item_id (which is the blog_id) – I’m not much of a MU/MS guru so I don’t know exactly how that would […]

i believe that is just adding in the @simon.goodchild automatically to the message – (though not a plugin and unique to this site – but could be done via some custom coding as the current method is just ‘mention this user’)

if you open your php file with the widget function, you’ll see an actual – that needs to be replaced (right before “posted in ” )

oh the ndash – the entity was converted just use –

i could not spot anything – send me a link to your site.

possible dirty character when copy/paste into your php file?

did you update the theme too? (as most of the fixes from JJJ was a new class zebra on the tables and changes to global.js)

already in trac (see thread i posted above)

yeah a bug – in trac already

“–notification when using @mention in wordpress side (blog, comments, etc.)”

@intimez i’d imagine easy to set that up – just reuse the notification/atmention functions and hook it into wp. – the comments already hook add_filter( ‘pre_comment_content’, ‘bp_activity_at_name_filter’ );

same as
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/fatal-error-when-trying-to-delete-user/

a crazy idea – the BP_Activity class on the save method has another set of filters. $this->content = apply_filters( 'bp_activity_content_before_save', $this->content, &$this ); Using $this check for the activity type (new_blog_post), grab the secondary_item_id which is the post_id (item_id is the blog_id here) then lookup your custom excerpt in…[Read more]

hmm, well i was going to suggest using the filter…

in bp_blogs_record_post
'content' => apply_filters( 'bp_blogs_activity_new_post_content', $activity_content, &$post, $post_permalink )

which calls bp_blogs_record_activity but it does not pass the untouched content to tweak to your liking.
$content = apply_filters(…[Read more]

my guess this would require a column flag (_approved) on all the bp tables which holds content. (ie activity table – that mimics the wp comments)