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It’s the activity stream loop you’re after.

Check out this:
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/custom-buddypress-loops/the-activity-stream-loop/

WP does generate a virtual robots.txt file, but I’m not sure if you can count BP in the mix as I’m not quite sure if BP does anything to it.

Try using this plugin to manage WP’s virtual robots.txt:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/pc-robotstxt/

@jcandothers – there is already a ticket about this:
https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/2341

Please note your patch in that ticket. Login with the same credentials you use here on bp.org.

Yeah, I hate iframes myself! Only a last resort thing!

Ahh okay, you got me! @3sixty!

Nice find again! The activity permalinks for forum posts are indeed truncated, me thinks this could be a case of limiting hacking attempts via long URLs.

Nope! Not broken!

Actually, now that I think about it, I think I implemented something for a BP subdomain site awhile ago. It wasn’t the BuddyBar, but it was for a nav menu that had to be duplicated across all blogs. However, the same technique should work. It requires using an iframe and some javascript to set the […]

Okay, that is possible, but you’ll have to theme your external bbPress install to match BuddyPress.

@arturo84 has created a bbPress theme that matches the default BP theme – https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/buddypress-default-theme-for-bbpress-1 – so you might want to check that out.

Wrap the whole block in a !is_user_logged_in() conditional.

@jwack – That’s why it’s called example code 😉

@firetag – so you want to use BuddyPress’ built-in version of bbPress or do you want to install your own, external version of bbPress?

@dains – if your WPMU installation is installed under “groups”, there will be a conflict with BuddyPress. Either try installing WPMU under the root or re-define the BP Groups slug. Put this in your wp-config.php: define ( 'BP_GROUPS_SLUG', 'gatherings' ); Change “gatherings” to whatever you want your groups to be called. @cpmrgmt – try this: […]

WPTouch is a plugin, but it includes mobile themes, @modemlooper.

I just tried adding some of the BP templates like /activity/ etc. in the WP Touch theme, and it works.
Obviously, it needs some cleaning up to make it look pretty on mobiles! But try it yourself.

It still applies, @jwack .

@nightlygigs – I’m probably not going to be working on this right away. I’d check out @modemlooper ‘s BuddiPhone theme – which is close to production status.

Check out the following group dedicated to iPhone BP themes:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/iphone-ipad-themes/

It’s because the WPTouch theme doesn’t add the styles from the default BP theme.

I’m looking at *perhaps* creating an add-on template pack for WPTouch. Will see.