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I’d be willing the write the code for about 3/4 of that amount
Seriously.Instead of making a lang file you could hook into nav item creation, then alter the group items to be labeled how you want. That’s what I do in some instances
Possibly due to browser page caching? Force a page refresh. In IE hold CTRL and click the reload button. In Firefox hold SHIFT and click the reload button.
Browser cache is a site operator’s nightmare. Disable it
even if that turns out not to be the problem in this case, because it will be in other cases.Nobody is forcing you to do anything
* For clarity’s sake – everyone is completely free to learn to write PHP code and work with the WP / BP code. All it takes is a little time and focus.
* If it were for sale their would be a fixed price… but there is no fixed price, because it’s not for sale. Read the GPL license for clarity.
* I find it interesting that some people (not indicating you @hnla) will trot right over to Starbucks or some other coffee shop one or more times a day and dump $5 to $7 on a cup of caffeine, but they won’t drop a dime on software that furthers their own special interests.
@Puanthanh – On your theme demo site you have a post titled “Duis eros est, mattis vel pulvinar id” – the image of that girl might be offensive to some of the ladies that might happen to see it
I’m really enjoying the reduced functionality, increased navigation clicks, and general inability to quickly review the newest forum posts. Awesome
Another suggestion: Add a “processing” icon that is temporarily displayed when fetching remote page data so people know that something is happening after they click the button to “fetch page details”.
An easy way to add that feature is to add a div to the default theme form (bp-links-default/single/forms/details.php) right under the nonce field, like so:
<?php wp_nonce_field( 'bp_links_save_link-auto-embed', '_wpnonce-link-auto-embed' ) ?>
<div id="waiting"> </div>
Then add some CSS for the div in the bp-links-default/_inc/css/forms.css file:
#waiting {
background: transparent url('../images/loading.gif') no-repeat scroll 0 0;
height: 33px;
width: 33px;
margin: 0 auto;
text-align:center;
display:none;
}
Next, drop a loading.gif image into the _inc/images folder. (here’s one as an example: http://www.minimelive.com/images/nav/processing5.gif — not sure whose site that is though)
And finally, modify the forms.js file to show and hide the div at the appropriate time. Somewhere around line 190 [ right before jQuery.post(ajaxurl… ] add this:
jQuery('#waiting').show();
And somewhere around line 240 [ after e_loader.toggle() ] hide the div:
jQuery('#waiting').hide();
That ought to do it
