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@dadvan & @bounomid,

Why wouldn’t a Group work for you? …much more convenient for those who have an entirely separate and secret family unbeknownst to everyone else.

@FIQ – assume you are meaning a jQuery event, equivalent to something like a document.ready() that fires on Ajax load. Pretty sure there are some default jQuery events ready to AJAX activity.. can’t remember names off top of my head

[EDIT: take a look at the global jQuery ajaxSuccess, ajaxError, ajaxStart, ajaxSend, and ajaxStop events — there are also local versions]

@shemada – to do this properly, you need to use the bp_core_remove_nav_item() function.

Add a call to it in your theme’s functions.php file passing in the ID of the Events nav item.

If you Google on here for ‘remove_nav_item’ you should find plenty of previous threads / examples.

Do you have plugins other than BuddyPress installed? If so then try disabling each one until you find the offender.

But, do you really want AOL users? If so I got about a million hours of CD-ROMs I can sell them.

For your info, If the emails you used to test with was AOL it probably won’t work. Maybe someone else may know why. AOL used to work with BP registration emails but there was some change they made that filters out BP registration emails from being received even in the spam folder. Even facebook doesn’t like AOL email addresses anymore. Try yahoo, and gmail instead.

@thirstcard – Henry, as Tammy suggests — CSS can address this for you; It’s a little more complex than just setting background.

Have a Google on CSS Image Replacement Techniques — there are several approaches, you can choose your favourite.

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I have same problem… ALL link redirect to homepage! this after update Buddypress to 1.6.1 WordPress to 3.4.1 BBpress to 2.1.2

i am desperated… thousand of users can’t use my site… please help me please

It works. I just tested it…

http://www.mycollectr.com/members/mcguffin/

Thanks @naijaping I am glad it works for you. I plan on adding more features in the future. I wish this functionality was built into the bp-core because I think a lot of people are a bit confused by the filtering methods trying to acquire this particular functionality. I think it is the result most people expect when say for instance they filter the activity stream for friends, they also expect to see their own updates as well. I love BuddyPress and my hats off to everyone that has worked on it @boonebgorges @johnjamesjacoby @djpaul @mercime @ray @hnla and tested it etc. I also appreciate Mr. Fullers work @nuprn1 although the code he posted had to be somewhat modified it was an excellent starting point for a plugin that finally does for the activity stream what I wish plain filtering would have done. It would have been selfish towards the community if I had kept this plugin just for myself. Its my small way of saying thanks to all the great bp developers and all the people that has helped me out in the past and maybe in the future. It works great for me and I hope it works great for many others to come as well! Cheers!

Hi, @sbaglia, I’m trying to post the answer but the system just displays an error. Would you drop me an email juanmaguerrerocom [at] gmail.com? and will paste the code to you

I am receiving this same issue.

@boone

What changed with bp_options_nav?

bp_options_nav = ‘new_name’;

no longer works, neither does position

EDIT: nvrmd found your blog post http://bpdevel.wordpress.com/2011/09/05/manually-modifying-single-group-navigation-in-bp-1-5/

looks like codex needs and update.

for those searching:

`$bp->bp_options_nav[$bp->groups->current_group->slug] = ‘New Name’;`

@naijaping how would you go about this by just adding it via the menu page in wp back end

That is a core feature in the WordPress admin. Go to settings > BuddyPress

The plugin is 3rd party, not from Woo. It’s owned by Sven, with a lot of the code developed by Boris. But thanks for the advice @modemlooper.

It’s easy enough to rework it.

You guys should tell Woo these suggestions.

@modemlooper Your are a bp god! Thanks for the cool profile menu plugin. lt will actually work with other themes other than bp-default with a small modification!

BuddyPress God, it’s me, modemlooper.

@megainfo – my outline solution from the other threads is:

“If you have a look in the code for bp_has_activities(), you can
see how it’s implemented scope searching internally, and then create your own version:

e.g. for scope=>friends, it builds an array of the friend IDs and sets that array as the user_id element of the filter.

Therefore, you should be able to do the same in your template — create an array of friend IDs, add the users own ID to the array, and then pass the array as the user ID filter to bp_has_activities().”

Rich Fuller’s version: http://wpmu.org/create-a-better-community-experience-with-the-new-buddypress-friends-only-activity-stream-plugin/ takes an alternative approach.

There’s some coding involved, but either of those solutions should help you.

@shawn38. @djpaul @hnla @nuprn1 @pollyplummer

Did you make reference in the plugin to where you took your code from?

It’s really bad practice to take other developer’s code and not credit them.

That plugin does not work the way @fanoop requested. That plugin only shows friends activity, and not your own. Just to clarify this bp friendpress shows your own and friend only activity and has admin options. Thanks!

hi @rogercoathup,

can you share with as, these posts about how to achieve this if you get the link please.

thanks advance.