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Can I just write something along the lines of:$myloop = new bp_activity_template(my args);
$myloop2 = new bp_activity_template(my args 2);

while ($myloop2->bp_activities()) : $myloop2->bp_the_activity();
...
endwhile;

You can do this by writing your own custom profile loops: https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/custom-buddypress-loops/the-members-loop/ You could incorporate a search term to filter each loop, but I suspect you are better to have a field in the profile for venues, djs and promoters, and query that field during the loop. For each type of…[Read more]

@dorothysulzmann – It’s certainly do-able using BuddyPress, but would take a fair bit of work. What’ve you provided is more like a brief for a full project / strategic consultancy, rather than a support question answerable in a thread like this. You can look at the documentation section of this website: https://codex.buddypress.org/home/ as a…[Read more]

@dorothysulzmann – are you looking to hire a developer to build this for you? In which case, you might want to register it as a job on the job board, rather than a support query.

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-jobs-board/

@kita.huyen: I’m not sure I know what you are asking for.

Is it the link to jump to specific social pages for the logged in user?

In which, you can use code like this:
<a href=&quot;">Inbox ()</a>

There are slugs for all the standard social pages that you can look up

@psycolor: I gave you a couple of pointers in this thread on how to exclude activities: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/need-exclude-parameter-for-bp_has_activities/

To include your code in a thread (it’s not showing above), you need to use backticks at the start and end: ... code ...

Yep, there are a few threads about how to remove the view link altogether

If you just want to style it for new blog posts:
li.new_blog_post div.activity-inner {
}

@mercime: yes, it’s back… it had gone, but the new one was started a week or so back

@mrbeno – you can advertise jobs in this group: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-jobs-board/

@bowromir – I give a solution that uses the post thumbnail at the bottom of this thread: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/replace-activity-stream-blog-excerpt-with-the_excerpt

Cheers, Roger

@psycolor – where to make changes, really depends on your theme setup. If you want a theme similar to the default, but with your own enhancements (such as the ones in this thread), you are best to create a child theme, and make the changes in there. You’ll be editing the activity-loop.php and entry.php files in […]

@adelack – two thoughts:

1. You can probably do this with the new WordPress custom post types. Build a theme that only gives your users an image upload post type

or:

2. Modify the activity status update to support image uploads, and use that instead of blogs for your users

@pjnu

looking at the filter suggested by @hnla – It looks like you could make that work as well. Rather than setting the content to ” “, you would set it to the date submitted (which I think you are still wanting to display).

@pjnu – unfortunately those “time since” messages are embedded quite deep in the core template tags used by the default theme, and are not the most obvious to remove / change. It can be done however. The time since text is inserted by a routine called bp_insert_activity_meta() that’s called from the tags the default template uses: […]

@irishartisans – did you get the custom permalinks working on your basic WordPress install with BuddyPress de-activated?

You’ll need that before you attempt to use BuddyPress.

Does this article help: http://www.benhuson.co.uk/2010/03/01/wordpress-permalinks-zeus-server/