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i can’t find a template tag just for it but you can find it via

$blogs_template->blog->blog_id

bp-activity/bp-activity-filters.php

i *think* the filter to hook on is content_save_pre as the bp atname filter already hooks on comments -> add_filter( 'pre_comment_content', 'bp_activity_at_name_filter' );

seems in this special case you want an apply_filters in place of the {$browse_sql} var, then at least you can move the logic and sql code to that called function. though you will always need to copy it back during any upgrade since it is a core file – you could create your own patch file […]

nothing in the code to trigger on bp_activity_new_comment in a group context. i would file a trac ticket

forums are just wrapped in groups – as bbPress is “dumbed” down a bit and only used for some basic functionality.

following theme files:
/forums/forums-loop.php
/forums/index.php
/groups/single/forum/edit.php
/groups/single/forum/topic.php

a safe bet is just to modify a child theme for /groups/groups-loop.php and change the line of code
<div class="item-title"><a href=&quot;"></a></div> to
<div class="item-title"><a href=&quot;forum/"></a></div>

another idea is just to add a forum link within the group directory…[Read more]

@ehegwer – this was just answered the other day in the forums and filtering the output – do a quick search.

😛 thanks for testing it… i’ll add this to my plugin after bp1.2.6 hits. i see this question a bit (along with blocking a certain blog category)

search up on placing code snippets in the theme’s function.php or creating a bp-custom.php

the blog_id is not the name of the blog but rather the numerical value in the db for that blog.

functions/bp-custom file – but with that code snippet you won’t be able to recover the data going forward (blocked from the db) – make sure you test it

think i’m going to update my block activity type plugin to allow more granular control over the item_id and types but here is a code snippet i quickly modified from that plugin (untested – so double check). in theory, just replace INSERT_THE_BLOG_ID_HERE with the blog_id you want to block. (note this blocks new updates to […]

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-restrict-group-creation/

something like: (what i use for sitemap generator for a daily function call) ` //on plugin activation register cron function myplugin_activation() { wp_schedule_event( time(), ‘daily’, ‘myplugin_wp_cron_call’ ); } register_activation_hook(__FILE__, ‘myplugin_activation’); //on plugin deactivation remove cron function myplugin_deactivation() {…[Read more]

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-restrict-group-creation/

something like: $activity_id = bp_activity_add( array( 'id' => 555, 'action' => 'something new and blue' ); no reason to use the do_action – that is just a trigger point for hooking into buddypress. make sure you capture all the previous activity data and pass that back in – performs a full sql update […]

oops, i guess you could use bp_core_new_nav_item as well – i was just copying my example code from a plugin of mine which places it under the ‘Profile’ nav

wrap the bp_core_new_subnav_item call in a function which is hooked on xprofile_setup_nav action (if that is installed, i don’t recall the name of the regular profile setup_nav action)

interim – what about filtering on bp_has_groups and unset the items? (and readjust the count)

you can add this to whatever functions/bp-custom file – the above code is incomplete and only serves as a rough guideline.