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i added a link because i tried quotes ‘ ‘, backticks `, dots, and unless i’m going stupid everything is stripping off the php tag at the start of the line: you managed to do it but i can’t seem to display the full code in the post (it is in the message though, which […]

Hi Roger (and everyone else!), i think i’m going somewhere now, but will need some extra input. hopefully the thread will be an additional useful example! ok, this is where i am at: default theme with the ajax controllers at the top of the activity stream. in the activity folder of the child theme i […]

Roger, thanks. i did look at this very document, but when i went to figure out where to define the additional filter i got a bit lost… is there any document which is explaining in a bit more details which activities are included in the loop and which are not in the default theme and […]

my post was never answered but the problem is similar: customising what goes in the main activity loop without using the plugin blocking certain types of activity altogether.

does anyone have a good tutorial/docs explaining how to work on the customisation in more details with a practical example?

anyone on how to customise the loop to include public group activities to the main stream?

the bp_xprofile has a table with variables user_id, field_id, value. so if you have a field_id (gender) = x then it is easy to use a query which checks which value is set for a particular user. you can use the function to fetch the right stuff. hope this is putting on the right direction […]

Roger thanks for the useful suggestion.
i think that getting into modifying the plugin is out of my league, but i can definitely look into how to use the function you suggested.

i’m surpised that nobody has implemented this sort of things already!

lorenzo

thanks, this is quite useful to address the issue to block out everything. what i was after is a little more fine-grained. for example there are out there a few plugins which use wordpress roles to limit access to posts or even categories. can anyone suggest a way of using a buddypress group or a […]

did you check if the url of the picture in the rendered page is the same as where the pictures have actully been uploaded? if the title shows, but not the picture it is probably because the paths don’t match and obviously there is no picture to load.

i’m not sure if i’m posting in the wrong place, if i’m asking the wrong questions or both?

does anyone have a clue about the above and where the code which does the update of the profile fields actually is? some guidance/suggestion (any) will be very helpful to put me in the right direction! thanks

i kind of chew some code and can hack some small changes, but certainly don’t know enough php or buddypress to be able to change it myself… in fact i also looked at the autosuggest plugin and could not make it work even changing the id of the field in the option page… that one […]

this is actually a great suggestion as it lead me to re-think about the use of jquery and json, which might take me in the right direction. i’ll see how far i can go with it!

i came across a similar problem after upgrading WP to the latest patch and have the latest buddypress… i didn’t notice it earlier, but none of my members is listed either (in the member directory) but they appear under a group membership (all are autojoined in a group automatically)… i have no clue what to […]

hi everyone, i was hoping that someone was willing to share their experiences with the management of profile and the confusion generated by the standard link to the wp profile and the buddypress edit profile, but i can see that there are no takers… so question going back ot the developers: i found a plugin […]

they don’t get to the dashboard by default, but the link appears in the adminbar. from there things are really confusing for people because in the profile from the dashboard you have the default WP profile fields. from the ‘my profile’ they get the fields of buddypress. now the quick and dirty thing to do […]