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I was just saying: integration avec le AJAX (de BP) est tres dificil..

… mais oui… bp_ajax_querystring is the important thing.

I don’t have an example, and I don’t know of any documentation on this. […]

What was the problem you encountered with your approach?

Paste your code, and let us know the error messages, and someone may be able to assist.

Yes, the activity stream items are created at the time a post is created, so the bug is explicable. Surprised it’s not been encountered before ( @djpaul – have you noticed this previously? ).

I suspect the […]

I’ll be surprised if anyone has a sample piece of code using search_terms to post on the forum

You may be best to give it a try — write some test code, and see what happens.

By walking through the […]

switch to bp-default theme… does your site display now?

If so, it is almost certainly a problem with your theme. Which one are you using, or is it a custom build?

The bbPress plugin does create entries in the activity stream by default… including for site wide forums.

Sitewide activity widget is not part of BuddyPress — it’s a 3rd party plugin from buddydev

Do you […]

Have you enabled the activity stream component in your BuddyPress settings?

The basic step for debugging any problem like this is — disable all your plugins except BuddyPress; switch to the default theme. […]

This page gives you information on filtering the bp_has_members loop:
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/custom-buddypress-loops/the-members-loop/

We’ve implemented filtering on profile field values […]

User levels were replaced by roles in WP 2.0, and were deprecated in 3.0 — so, checking wp_user_level and such like shouldn’t be relied on

https://codex.wordpress.org/User_Levels

phpxref.ftwr.co.uk/buddypress

No, there isn’t anything on this site.

Your best reference source is the site phpftwr, which will list all the BuddyPress functions for you, and let you drill down to find out what they do.

Are you being serious? You are asking just 1 hour later, why no-one has responded to your question?

You can’t add conditional menus / menu options via the WordPress menu settings in wp-admin.

If you […]

Are you using a plugin to create your user levels? If so, which one? WordPress supports roles and capabilities for users by default, but doesn’t have numeric levels.

If s2member have a look at their […]

I doubt there’s any documentation — so, you’ll have to search your codebase for it, and then walk through the code (it’s clearly coded — so, not a problem to read what’s happening).

You’ll find the […]

There was a group documents plugin, but that’s no longer available.

It would be a project to build these capabilities, but nothing too difficult for a BuddyPress developer — the starting point would be the […]

Off the top of my head –

You’ll need to set the component as ‘group’ (groups?), as it’s activity related to groups not to the activity stream.

I’m not sure how it will handle ‘action’ and ‘type’ if […]

For ratings — have a look at GDPress and their star rating plugin

You can search for ‘buddypress.org anti spam’ on Google ( search doesn’t work on this forum ), and it should throw up a lot of previous […]

@newpress — if you want to modify a website theme, at the very least you’ll need some HTML / CSS knowledge. It would be a good idea to book up on those before attempting to modify the look and feel of your site.

have a look in the codebase at bp_the_profile_field_name() and you’ll see the ‘get’ function that it uses.

Trawling the codebase is the best way to find functions for BuddyPress (or the site phpftwr – google […]

It’s straightforward to do in BuddyPress – @hotsitez has already pointed you to the basic function for echoing profile field values (which is also documented in member-header.php), and I’ve told you which files […]