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Access keys are cool but you’re probably one of about 0.00001% of web users / developers that actually use them :o)

Of course… if you have a million pages it will wrap anyway. That’s horizontal nav for ya. But yah… the default width on #nav is pretty narrow. I think they’re trying to allow a lot of space for the site name on the left.

Looking forward to the new plugin. I’ve applied your theme tweaks using the “extras” plugin but I don’t get a “view activity replies” link.

Fitting stuff in around paying work is always tough. I’ve been promising a friend of mine a WordPress site for about a year now. LOL. In my defence… she “moves the goal posts” on a semi-monthly basis. LOL.

I agree. This is a usability issue. You have to navigate the fly out menus with perfect right angles. People naturally mouse in direct diagonal lines… not right angles. The problem is that the BP menus are very lightweight (which is a good thing). They are almost pure CSS. To add in a mouse out […]

I guess I could answer my own question about compatibility by setting up a test site with 2.9.2 and 1.2.4.1. Maybe I’ll do that this weekend.

I don’t imagine it would be related to the WordPress version… but you never know. One thing I find confusing is the instruction to replace the “activitycomments” folder in the default theme. BuddyPress 1.2.4.1 does not have such a folder in it’s default theme.

I tried both plugins. I couldn’t get either one to work. What I’m looking for is, when a forum post shows up in the activity stream and someone comments on it in the activity stream (using the reply button)… I want that reply to show up in the original forum thread. The fact that this […]

Thanks guys. Tried the plugin. Activated. Modified the theme. No dice here. Is it as simple as activating that plugin and adding that one single line to the groups/forum/topic.php file?

Actually… Terry is correct. SPAMers are in fact hiring people from India to fill our registration forms and CAPTCHA’s by hand. They get paid next to nothing and just sit there for hours and hours a day filling out CAPTCHA’s. I’m sure the majority of SPAM comes from Bots… but it’s not all bots. And […]

Known bug I believe.

https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/2419 With the “Friends” component disabled, autocomplete on the “Send To” field in “Messages > Compose” should work for all members. Otherwise there’s no way to choose a recipient. You can write a message but you can’t send it. The only way to send a message is to visit the recipient’s profile and click “Send […]

My only fall back right now (I refuse to enable friending) is to simply hide the autocomplete box completely. So you’ll only be able to message one person at a time by going to their profile and clicking “send private message”

We have a small community of only 160 people. We all know each other in real life. So the friend feature makes no sense for us. We can all see each others profiles anyway. And I’d added the invite all plugin so you can invite anyone to a group. But autocomplete when writing a message […]

Wow. 7 months ago. Still not working.