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@ma3ry BuddyPress Xprofile Custom Fields have some security loopholes and it will need dedicated time to fix all issues and make it compatible with the latest version.
@venutius check it once if you have time. It has 6000+ active install, needs some attention.

@ma3ry there is a temp fix for BuddyPress Xprofile Custom Fields Type by @venutius you can check it.
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/warning-breaks-with-bp-3-0/

@Venutius

Ah thank you for your prompt reply and yes… that seems to work quite well. Certainly good enough for my purposes for now.

Warmr regards.

dear @venutius

May be i done what my expected,
“google search” can understand title tag that i set from js.

document.title = ‘<?php echo strip_tags(mb_substr(bp_get_activity_content_body(), 0, 40)); ?>’;

and search engine can index website activity by activity
with title tage from first 40 charactors of ‘activity content body’

I’d like to…[Read more]

@venutius is right; a .mo file is the way to go. Check out this article which should help get you started:

Customizing Labels, Messages, and URLs

Thanks Hugo. Looks like it’s http://commonsinabox.org/documentation/plugins/bp-group-announcements and https://github.com/cuny-academic-commons/bp-group-announcements has the code so I’ll definitely start there.

@Venutius, I’ll circle back here if I find anything exciting to share, but may be a month or so.

@venutius I’ve just updated the repo files, updating the example enqueueing functions as they needed improvement( although I consider that snippet as being a temp provision) and also updated the styles to add min-height and spacing improvements, not sure if that helps your situation but you can further modify those style if needed (just edit the…[Read more]

@venutius Thanks for the write up, hopefully in time the idea may gain traction, as for a handler for loading those snippets I did have one in use locally but code was rough and ready, so may consider re-doing and making available on github, originally the idea was to add a loader for the snippets to the core buddypress-functions.php file where…[Read more]

DanBP, those two links are specifically about assigning NEW users on registration – i’m not so sure that the poster was strictly referring to NEW users. so to ridicule @venutius for ‘hijacking’ is pretty unprofessional, in my eyes.

so you didn’t in any way answer the post query.

@venutius, don’t apologize.

@venutius

You said group admins were a special case and not covered in the @mods command, would it be possible to have a shout to both admins and mods?

I’ve just released version 1.0.1 which lets you use both @moderators and @administrators within a group to mention group moderators and administrators respectively.

@venutius

If Group1 already exists, you can’t create a new group with the name Group1 or group1.

Hope that helps!

Hey @venutius

It’s great to see you’re interested in contributing. Check out the Participate and Contribute article for the various ways you can help out with the project.

Hope this helps!

@venutius The issue you were having with blank notifications has now been fixed. You’ll also need to update bbPress once the new version of that plugin is released.

My @group sent an alert (red dot) to group members! Functioning

@jmunce thanks for testing!

The problem @venutius found earlier was due to a conflict with another plugin. This will be resolved in the next version.

Thanks @venutius, if you could open a new issue on GitHub for each separate issue you find that will be great 🙂

Like @venutius said, this is likely to be theme related. Considering the theme is premium, nobody here can see the code in order to try and help. You should open a support ticket on the plugin’s support website.

Thanks for the report @venutius. I’ve now fixed those warnings.

Do you have moderators set up in the group that you’re testing in? If not, the @mod command won’t send notifications.

@venutius you may have spotted a bug! Can you try again with @group and @mod (both lowercase)?

@venutius you’ll need to ensure the activity, groups and notification components are all activated. Of course, BuddyPress also needs to be installed.

Within a group, if you create an activity update or comment with the text @group, everyone in that group will get a web notification. The same goes for @mod, but in that case only moderators within…[Read more]

Hi @jmunce @venutius

I’ve just finished building Crowdmentions. Currently the @group and @mod commands are supported when used within a group context. I’ll be adding support for more commands going forward, such as @friends.

I’d be grateful for your feedback if you have time to test it out.

Thanks 🙂

cc @shanebp @djpaul