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You need to use the function: is_user_logged_in()

e.g. http://pastebin.com/Qagvbtj9

@zanzaboonda –

To make it easier to provide help: please provide more information –

Which version of WP / BP?
Does the problem exist if you switch to the default BP theme?
Have you tried de-activating other plugins and testing whether one of them is interfering with the behaviour of BP?

@ch8rt

The BuddyPress activity loop fetches blog post activity, so yes – you can get the latest blog posts from within the activity loop.

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

DUPLICATE THREAD: see https://buddypress.org/community/groups/installing-buddypress/forum/topic/users-blogs-are-going-to-a-blank-page/

So, your main site is wp multisite and you’ve tried to activate bp on a secondary blog? Amend: See the reply from @r-a-y to this thread: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/creating-extending/forum/topic/buddypress-not-on-themainblog/ Why haven’t you activated bp on the main site as that is your multisite primary blog? Deactivate bp on your…[Read more]

@cameroncameron – you’ll need to post some more information:

Which version of WP / BP?
Which theme are you using?

Do your blog urls display correctly with the BuddyPress plugin deactivated?

Have a look at the recent sitewide posts widget – the code in there should give you the pointers you need.

You could also look at the functions in bp-blogs-templatetags.php

Or, I suspect best is simply to filter the activity stream for blog posts, and use the ids embedded in there:…[Read more]

@ellaj – de nada. That’s some nice theming you’ve got going on there. The site has a few dead links at the bottom, I assume that’s just in the beta.

p.s. it’s the grouping fields as @hnla points out, that is one of the tricky points.

In old language terms: we needs structs, and then arrays of structs

@hnla – what’s the ‘beef’ with Javascript for the field creation? I assume Boone is just meaning the UI to insert the form fields, etc.

@rossagrant – this thread has the details: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/customizing-buddypress-profile-page-default-tab-and-item-nav-order

@pattiearnold – you’ve got a ‘hundred’ different questions in here – you will need to ask them all as separate threads In general, to achieve this level of sophistication – You’ll need to create your own customised BuddyPress theme. You’ll need to have PHP, HTML and CSS skills to do this. You could do it yourself […]

@ellaj – check out this page: https://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/

@boonebgorges, @mercime, @hnla – the Documentation tab needs to be much more prominent, to save us having to keep typing this URL (and the child theme one) in forum threads

@thomas – this is something we are also looking at. @hnla is on the right lines, the following thread throws some more light on the problem:

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/dynamically-create-new-sets-of-profile-fields/

I concur with most of what @paulhastings0 has to say (I was thinking the same thing just a few days ago). If only for the safety and security of the project, it needs more than one active core committer. Additionally, I’d like to see: – Someone giving clear lead & making decisions on features / future […]