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They aren’t visible because they have no last_activity field.
Going forward, this should add it for new members – untested, goes in theme/functions.php

function pilon_add_timestamp( $user_id ) {
bp_update_user_last_activity( $user_id );
}
add_action('user_register', 'pilon_add_timestamp', 10 , 1);

For existing members with no last_activity,…[Read more]

Read this.

Nice. And thanks for the link to the discussion.

This is the file:
buddypressbp-templatesbp-legacybuddypressactivityentry.php

Create a template overload before you change it.

buddypressbp-templatesbp-legacybuddypressactivityactivity-loop.php

You could use the approach in the codex page you’ve referenced.

Probably easier to use this hook from WP Job manager: ‘job_manager_save_job_listing’
In the function that you create for that hook, use bp_activity_add.

Yikes – that was just a skeleton that needs actual code in the function.

Given your code ability and the number of code requests you’ve recently made on these forums,
I recommend that you post a job listing here.

It’s probably something about how you built the theme.
So the issue appears re bp_button, but is actually due to something else.

> Any thoughts?

Use a service like gist to show the code that you tried.

Never put code into the buddypress plugin files.

Use your theme functions.php or use bp-custom.php.

Do you have debug turned on in wp-config.php ?

Use the ‘xprofile_updated_profile’ hook

function josh_profile_check( $user_id, $posted_field_ids, $errors ) {
/* check $posted_field_ids to see if one of the fields you are interested in has changed
if yes, then use bp_activity_add to add to activity stream
*/
}
add_action( 'xprofile_updated_profile', 'josh_profile_check', 10, 3…[Read more]

Assign the button to a var, then dump it to see what is returned.

$asdf = bp_get_button( etc. )
var_dump( $asdf );

Your bp_button calls look ok, afaik.

Take a look at the function
buddypressbp-corebp-core-template.php ~L. 487

Use bp_get_button

You can do that with the Group Extension API.

Then it would seem to be a WP issue.
Or something happened during the migration.

Have you looked at this premium plugin?
BuddyProfileData

You’ll probably get a better answer using the support forum for that plugin.

My guess would be that you are hooking too early and the remove_action calls fire before those add_actions exist.
Maybe try a hook other than ‘plugins_loaded’.
Have you tried ‘bp_include’.


function hideAddFriend($button){
$role = mika_user_has_role( bp_get_member_user_id() );

function mika_user_has_role( $id, $role = 'inactive' ){
$roles = mika_get_user_roles( $id );
if ( $roles && in_array ( $role, $roles ) )…[Read more]

Filters have to return something.
You’re only returning if a condition is met.
So no buttons will appear.

And you aren’t passing the $arg, so you can’t return it.

Try:
function hideAddFriend($button){
$caps = get_user_meta(bp_get_member_user_id(), 'wp_capabilities', true);
$roles = array_keys((array)$caps);
// Hide friendship…[Read more]