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There is no plugin for this currently. A plugin would have to analyze a BP installation’s xprofile field data to do this. BP 1.3 will provide greater facilities to build such a plugin with the addition of profile meta. — Oh, and in the future, please don’t bump your own topic less than 24 hours […]

Did you try repairing the wp_bp_activity table?

Looks like it’s using strings from the currently-in-development BP 1.3 🙁

Ping @boonebgorges.

There is no plugin available for this at the moment, but it is possible (like most things).

You need to pass the activity ID in bp_activity_get_permalink().

bp_activity_get_permalink( bp_get_activity_id() )

I skipped the part that said you moved your DB to a new server.

Make sure your wp-config.php has the correct information with regards to your DB host.

A good way to check if the activity component is working is to disable the sitewide activity widget and then use the regular activity form to post.

See if activity posting works then. If it doesn’t try repairing the wp_bp_activity_table in the DB.

bp_activity_get_permalink() might help you there.

Easy way is to modify /activity/entry.php in your child theme.

The other (and better) way — if you know your way around WordPress filters — is to hook into the “bp_get_activity_css_class” filter located in bp-activity-templatetags.php.

That’s a 3rd-party plugin by Buddydev.com:

BuddyPress Sitewide Activity Widget for BuddyPress 1.2 and above

I’d recommend you post on their site to get support.

Pass the user id as the “item_id” parameter in bp_core_fetch_avatar().

This function is located in /bp-core/bp-core-avatars.php.

Anything is possible, though that example is a little more specific. You could do something with the topic template: /groups/single/forum/topic.php Check if the post is not the first post in the topic, then check to see if that post is yours or not with bp_get_the_topic_is_mine(). Hopefully that gives you a few hints to run […]

Yes, it’s necessary at the moment. I’m thinking about adding it directly in 0.7; v0.7 will be the next release.

No plugin exists for this at the moment. This has to be manually coded. If you’re a plugin developer, check out this codex article: https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/group-extension-api/ And also check out the groupmeta functions in /bp-groups.php. There are a few threads about this on buddypress.org. I’d suggest doing a search on Google.…[Read more]

To enable multisite on WordPress:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network

To install BuddyPress:

Installation

Check out codex.buddypress.org for more articles.

@samanthakira

Your website isn’t accessible publicly.

All you need to do is input a link into the textarea and submit the form. Don’t use the code. Just input the URL!

eg. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8oXyyHs1ZU8

oEmbed for Comments needs some love; I haven’t updated the code in a long time. Stay tuned.

@gunju2221 – Try the old beta and tell me if that fixes things:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/oembed-for-buddypress/forum/topic/oembed-for-bp-0-6-beta-available/

I’m currently rewriting the plugin to coincide with the upcoming release of BP 1.3. The next release will be when BP 1.3 drops; BP 1.2 compatibility will be included.

@ericreynolds007 – After re-reading your post, I’ve found the root of your problem.

Rename buddypress-montclairvillagelive.mo to buddypress-en_US.mo.

Also make sure to upload buddypress-en_US.po as well.

This is possible, but it would have to be a custom-coded plugin as such a plugin doesn’t currently exist. Shouldn’t be too hard with a little usermeta and a settings page. If you’re talking about custom colors for other elements apart from the body’s background-color, then I can foresee problems as each BuddyPress (child) theme […]