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you’ll need to add them to your css theme file – bp_activity_css_class() will output various css names depending on the activity type

you’ll need to search back a bit – as a number of examples have been posted about “unset”-ing the activity items

no reason for an if statement

function my_activity_avatar_changed() {

//then pass in whatever array args you want to the activity item
xprofile_record_activity( )

}
add_action(‘xprofile_avatar_uploaded’,’my_activity_avatar_changed’);

*runs and hides away* 😛 i need a big flowchart of hooks

hook on xprofile_screen_change_avatar

When viewing an actual topic – you’re within the scope of the BP_Forums_Template_Topic class instead. So you don’t have a handle to what is the previous or next topic is (since we are dealing with posts) If you think about it more – it would be hard to build that reference in a forum environment. […]

i can’t find the old post on here but you can hack it for now by unseting the activity type from the loop

something like this
http://blog.etiviti.com/2010/02/buddypress-hack-remove-new-member-registration-from-activity-stream/

will need a plugin – see the function bp_activity_at_message_notification how it is done now.

same as this?
https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/2264

you may have to pull the db side and do some manual edits

@r-a-y if you want to work together on an activity stream only based forum – i would be more than happy to join in. An idea that has been pestering me for a while now. IMHO – I really see no need for bbPress within BP – I’m not arguing against why it is there now […]

one quick way would be to hook on apply_filters( ‘bp_located_template’, locate_template( (array) $filtered_templates, false ), $filtered_templates ) and perform your check for whatever user type method you have implement and check for members/single/home.php or whatever have a look at function bp_core_do_catch_uri() { otherwise depending if…[Read more]

right now it would need to be on the activity stream (in order to save the reference to a forum topic) but the underlying bbPress Favorites functionality is still there – just someone need to wrap it and bring it into the BuddyPress fold (which i suspect i’ll try this myself in the coming weeks) […]

That bbPress functionality is not carried over into the group forums

more of general feedback – i think the new site is great and all the hard work that goes into something like this (especially pulling in the plugins to groups) but i find myself a little distracted – i can’t put my finger on it (maybe since i’ve tweaked my own stuff to bring things […]