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@LPH2005

Did you use the redirect suggestion @nuprn1 made above?
If so, could you post your complete code to help everyone out? 🙂

(BTW, thanks for the email the other day. I’m still messing around with the code for bp-wp-navbar but haven’t nailed down the bug.)

@nuprn1 – thanks

@rogercoathup @nuprn1 Thanks you for your help ! I’ve add add_filter( 'content_save_pre', 'bp_activity_at_name_filter' ); in my bp-activity/bp-activity-filters.php. It’s working well but only apply with the new posts, the old mention @name are not clickable. It’s also not working on the post resume on the front page. Is there a way to do something…[Read more]

@rogercoathup Sorry for the wrong use of the word, you’re right “fix” is not really the right word. @nuprn1 In what file can I see the filter applied to the blog’s comments ? This way I could see if I could adapt it to the post. Could you give me a clue where to do the modifications […]

@nuprn1 thats a nice idea, I don’t know about the apply_filter though. the $browse_sql var is a new var that I initiate in just that function and within the scope of the if statement. Reasons being I added a whole other table to be queried in $paged_groups and $total_groups array being returned by the get_active function. […]

Stop the clock @nuprn1 – Yours worked, I hadnt opied the code completely, missing the //

You guys are great, thanks for the help @rogercoathup

Thanks

@rogercoathup @nuprn1 – Both dont seem to work.

@nuprn1 – That one doesnt work – I’m going to give @rogercoathup s suggestion a go.

Ahh, thanks @nuprn1 – I have a bp-custom file, Im just being stupid. Just the numerical id to find. Thanks again.

Thats fine @nuprn1 , I dont want to recover data. I am quite experienced with this now, but I cant find the functions folder, in the theme editor, it isnt there, is it in the buddypress plugin file? Im using suffusion theme?

Thanks a lot Rich

@markhahnel –

The solution from @nuprn1 is essentially the details for implementing option 1 that I suggested above, the code snippet I gave you is the option 2 solution.

Thanks @rofercoathup and thanks @nuprn1

Rich, where would I add that code, to the activity loop?

Thanks again.

Odd, no luck. Data is not changed, and nothing is returned in $activity_id. Any thoughts?

@nuprn1 are you saying that I need to capture all the activity data and pass it back to the bp_activity_add() in order for the update to be executed?

@nuprn1 @mercime @boonebgorges Thank you for leading me to the code to get to this… I basically just did a super-slight mod of Rich’s code. Here is what I used and I put it in the the bp-custom.php file in the plugins directory: ` groups->id; $primary_id = bp_get_group_id(); if ( ‘public’ != $bp->groups->current_group->status &&…[Read more]

@nuprn1 Oh bummer. I might be able to ask a coder friend to look into this. Do you have any suggestions as to how he might go about doing it? Or any advice about what didn’t work?

@hnla Thanks. That was it. The db access values for wp-config.php did not match those of bb-config.php I must have forgot to change the DB Username in the bb-config.php file.

Thanks so much!

@nuprn1 bb-config-location was ok. Thanks for the hint.

@nuprn1 Which table in particular? I can see wp_bb_meta has uri http:///wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-forums/bbpress/

Is that the right value?

The bb-config file exists