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something like this, untested but you add it to a functions/custom php file and this will change the text in the activity steam (new posts, not retro active)
function my_blogs_activity_new_post_action( $content, &$poststuff, $permalink) {
return '<strong><a href="' . $permalink . '">' . $poststuff->post_title . '</a></strong>';
}
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re: activity avatars – wait for 1.2.6 as i believe JJJ added/fixed the ability to change up the avatars via a filter. (just need to store that reference, activity_meta)

i don’t have flash, can you outline the steps and text being entered? also put a priority on those 2 filters you added (ie, 9999). the original intention is for the activity stream content, so definitely untested/unpredictable results within the wordpress blog realm.

you can override the $activity_action via the filter bp_blogs_activity_new_post_action
https://trac.buddypress.org/browser/tags/1.2.5.2/bp-blogs.php see line 416

slipped off my radar – was that when an user is entering in html code into comments/activity? can you outline what steps/code is being entered? i do have a check in the code for html”ized” text and to ignore so maybe something i’m not aware of. thanks! have you tried changing the priority on those […]

nice catch but if andy hasn’t updated this plugin to address the simple dup bug…. so this could either be a class BP_Group_Extension issue or when a plugin extends the class and setting some check // Make sure user has access if ( !$bp->is_item_admin ) return false; so I would crack open the […]

you can disable activity stream commenting for forum topics/replies via buddypress wp-admin – activity stream just contains an excerpt of the topic post with permalinks back to the forum topic. (which activity stream has its own commenting system which leads to division of conversations)

maybe interim solution – autoassign a group admin at group creation (sample code, just need to have a account setup and replace the user_id. ie, in my case i use a dummy groupadmin user for all groups) http://etivite.com/groups/buddypress/forum/topic/quick-tip-auto-assign-member-as-group-mod-or-admin-to-new-groups/#topic though, i don’t know if…[Read more]

you can add allowed tags via the filter bp_forums_allowed_tags but deep within bbPress there is another hook for add_filter('pre_post', 'bb_encode_bad'); and will convert certain tags. (look at the file bp-forums/bbpress/bb-includes/functions.bb-formatting.php)

missed your first reference – why not just call bp_has_activities() sequentially on the page?- all the templatetags reference the global $activities_template

i have in the past (which has been refined and fixed with the compat mode flag) – whenever i dump BP on top of an established wordpress blog, the flag is a must. (comes down to the displayname tolerances in the wp_users table )

the only problem you might have is the ajax cookies used to define the request of the activity filtering – if you have multiple activities and the filter options, a conflict might occur with the returned data.

the theme file /groups/create.php contains the html code for selecting the group_status levels (but also note – this is used when editing the group settings too)

theme (or create a child theme) /forums/forums-loop.php – within the while bp_forums_topics() loop

the following functions are available:

@dwenaus https://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-buddypress-restrict-group-creation-deletes-group-tags – can you look into this conflict?

some css changes are required too
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/major-theme-pain/

the activity permalink for the member’s activity is a little different. a few topics have been mentioned on here about it but you can modify a child theme file for members/single/activity/permalink.php