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bp_loggedin_user_domain() . ‘friends/my-friends/’

tried disabling all other plugins? (maybe one is conflicting) anything in the server error logs? (possible to enable php error reporting for one request? and see if anything shows up)

for posts made within a group or outside the buddypress context?

just taken from the dev meeting logs and 1.2.4 announcement (https://buddypress.org/2010/05/buddypress-1-2-4/)
“This highly anticipated version provides fixes to 74 reported tickets and adds improved support for WordPress 3.0 to help ensure a safe and worry free upgrade.”

same: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/wordpress-3-0-buddypress-1-2-4-1-and-activity-stream-as-front-page-possible-fix/

no solution at the moment

yep same file, below – make sure to change “Whatever_You_Named_It_Latest_Topics_Widget” to the name of the widget class

This is in local testing finding a code solution but thanks for the response.

(…and technically 1.2.4.1 was suppose to be WP 3.0 ready while BP1.3 dependent on features of WP3.0 )

I think a trac bug is already filed for this – when you reply to a private message for some reason the notification is updated again.

provide more details? what version did you upgrade to and from? what version of wp? did you backup before updating your plugins?

you can create whatever client that will send xml-rpc and also extend the receiver to include more commands via the filter.

nevermind – adding that will cause all 404 pages to default to the activity stream

use the remove_action – it works – modifying the core files will only be wiped out upon your next update (unless you tediously merge each file)

well bp-custom.php is loaded before the adminbar – so place the remove_action in your theme’s function.php file

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-group-forum-extras/ and the Forums Index sub-plugin

No, those clients are built for wordpress… this buddypress xml-rpc is independent of WP and would need a client built for it. This tutorial below is WP focused as you would need to change the filter and global names but the same theory: (and i don’t use the password but an apikey generated on the […]

another plugin could hook into it and add more commands via the “bp_xmlrpc_methods” filter… as it mimics the wp xmlrpc file.

the class instance is called $bp_xmlrpc_server (which has a login method already built in)

I’m going to assume you have a stock BuddyPress setup and just enabled the BP Component ->”bbPress Forums – Activates bbPress forum support within BuddyPress groups or any other custom component.” to allow group forums – then no. You can change the BuddyPress templates via a child theme though. ( bp-default/forums and bp-default/groups/single/forum/ )

If you disable
BuddyPress -> Component Setup -> “bbPress Forums – Activates bbPress forum support within BuddyPress groups or any other custom component.”

You won’t be able to post any group forum topics

If you disable
BuddyPress -> General Settings -> “Disable global forum directory?:”

That will remove the tab and /forums index

BuddyPress just wraps bbPress – the admin panel won’t have any control over the group forums within BP.