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@helpme2012 Are you referring to the blog comments or the Activity stream Comments?
For Blog comments, just recreate the bp_dtheme_comment_form() function (located inside bp-defaults functions.php) inside your child theme and it should override the default.
If your talking about the Stream Comments, then – i have no idea. Never had a problem with the comments post form appearing to logged out members
@juanmaguerrero Works great until it hits a dead end and there is no more activities. Then if you keep trying to scroll down it repeats over and over “Sorry, there was no activity found. Please try a different filter.” Is there a way you can tweak the code to make it only display that message one time when it reaches the end of activities? It works great, but it would just look cleaner if it did not repeat that message over, and over as a user attempts to scroll when there is no more activities to display. Also, how do you get that neat loader like you have on your site while more activities is loading? What does it involve? Can you share how to accomplish this? Thanks, and great job!
Yes, this can be done.
The easiest way is to create a “bridge” between them.
So in general:
1) sync all users data between sites (wp_(users|usermeta|bp_xprofile_*).
2) create a script on site 1, that after user registering/updating profile data will make a post|get request with encrypted data to site 2
3) site 2 will get this data, check it and saves.
The same script should be placed on site 2 as well. Of course, you will need some kind of securing of all data transfers, also lots of BP hooks will be used.Once I even implemented such solution. Site1 was on PHP (WP+BP), while Site2 – on ASP. That was interesting project
@naijaping @brainiacwebdesigns
I found the plugin by buddydev is full working and compatible with 1.5+ Doesn’t this suits your needs? Hope it does!
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IMPORTANT UPDATE: Since a few pals here have tested and found some things to correct, I have addeded this correction (so now it works OK, yay!):Below this:
<div id="message" class="info"> </div>Add this:
jq('.pixelMonitor').remove(); jq(document).unbind('scroll');:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: END OF THE UPDATE ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Hi, all, @naijaping @abysshorror @funmi-omoba
I finally found the time to work on this. I’ll post a detailed explanation on my blog later but here it goes for you to be able to use it right away. I’ll maybe make a plugin of all this, and some code you’ll have to tweak will be overridden if you update your buddypress theme but by that time I hope this will be improved and I’ll post to you back with the updates.
So:
1) Edit the file: /wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/activity/activity-loop.php (around line 38) This assumes you're using the default theme, if not, do it in your other theme file. // Change: <li class="load-more"> <a href="#more"></a> </li> // For this: jq('.pixelMonitor').remove(); jq(document).unbind('scroll'); // 2) Add this at the bottom of that file: <div class="pixelMonitor" style="width: 1px;height: 1px"> <div id="loadingActivityMessage" style="background-color: white;float: right;height: 16px;padding: 4px 2px 4px 39px;width: 100px">Loading...</div> </div> /* Auto load more updates at the end of the page when reaching the bottom of the page */ jq(document).ready( function() { iterationAllowed = true; function loadActivityOnScroll(){ jq("#loadingActivityMessage").show(); if ( null == jq.cookie('bp-activity-oldestpage') ) jq.cookie('bp-activity-oldestpage', 1, {path: '/'} ); var oldest_page = ( jq.cookie('bp-activity-oldestpage') * 1 ) + 1; jq.post( ajaxurl, { action: 'activity_get_older_updates', 'cookie': encodeURIComponent(document.cookie), 'page': oldest_page }, function(response){ jq("#loadingActivityMessage").hide(); jq.cookie( 'bp-activity-oldestpage', oldest_page, {path: '/'} ); jq("#content ul.activity-list").append(response.contents); }, 'json' ); return false; }; jq(document).scroll(function(){ if ( Math.round(jq('.pixelMonitor').last().offset().top) > ( jq(document).height() -500 ) && iterationAllowed === true ) { loadActivityOnScroll(); iterationAllowed = false; setTimeout('iterationAllowed = true', 3000); }; }); }); /* Auto load more activity block ending here */Hope you enjoy it. In near future I hope I’ll have it as a plugin and I’ll post it here to let you know.
Some demo: http://www.horizontea.com/ (scroll to the bottom to see in action).
PS: I’m not saying this is bug free, but will not affect any data on your db or installation, it just tweaks the interface
Cheers!PS 2: As soon as I check the “WP/BP” way to add this code to the file “automatically” (as a plugin) I’ll update it.
