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Thanks Paul, I was in the process of putting on my boots to go find me some ah ‘dem har tires to kick!
I am very much a newbie and do understand the frustration but that energy could be more productively spent. Anyway, Boone did a couple great Buddypress presentations which can be found on WordPress TV. Also, there’s a Buddypress for Dummies book. Both provide good foundational material even though neither are up-to-date. But I think that’s awesome because it means we’ve got some very committed people in this community who are intent on continuous improvement.Nevermind, did it, and your 2nd query worked like a charm, @boonebgorges! Thanks
P.S. I did make a db backup, and will hang onto it just in case some wonkiness that I’m just not seeing yet crops up
Thank you @modemlooper but that’s not enough and makes no change; we need a function to check if friend or not to apply to all streams.
And I think I can say …. yes yes yes yes yes! I found the combination that seems to finally turn buddypress into a modern social network
So here the wonder-code (it must have smth to do with 11/11/11 > wish came true
):Code:function my_is_friend_check( $friend_id = false) {
global $bp;if ( !is_user_logged_in() )
return false;if ( is_site_admin() )
return true;if ( !$friend_id ) {
$potential_friend_id = $bp->displayed_user->id;
} else {
$potential_friend_id = $friend_id;
}if ( $bp->loggedin_user->id == $potential_friend_id )
return false;if ( friends_check_friendship_status($bp->loggedin_user->id, $potential_friend_id) == ‘is_friend’ )
return true;return false;
}function my_denied_activity_nonfriends( $a, $activities ) {
global $bp;//if admin we want to know
if ( is_site_admin() )
return $activities;foreach ( $activities->activities as $key => $activity ) {
if ( $activity->user_id != $bp->loggedin_user->id && $activity->user_id != 0 && !my_is_friend_check($activity->user_id) ) {
unset( $activities->activities[$key] );
$activities->activity_count = $activities->activity_count-1;
$activities->total_activity_count = $activities->total_activity_count-1;
$activities->pag_num = $activities->pag_num -1;}
}$activities_new = array_values( $activities->activities );
$activities->activities = $activities_new;return $activities;
}
add_action( ‘bp_has_activities’, ‘my_denied_activity_nonfriends’, 10, 2 );For all buddymuppets to enjoy
This is for everybody who wants to edit the BuddyPress Member Profile Stats plugin so that it will read “[username] has been a member since [date]” instead of “[username] has been a member since [x] days ago.”
#1. Open buddypress-member-profile-stats/bp-member-profile-stats.php in the Editor
#2. Find where it reads:
`apply_filters( ‘etivite_bp_member_profile_stats_get_member_registered’, esc_attr( bp_core_time_since( $bp->displayed_user->userdata->user_registered ) ) );`
#3. Paste in this right underneath it:
`function etivite_filter_override_member_registered( $content ) {
global $bp;return date( “F j, Y”, strtotime( $bp->displayed_user->userdata->user_registered ) );
}
add_filter(‘etivite_bp_member_profile_stats_get_member_registered’,’etivite_filter_override_member_registered’);`I made a further modification. I didn’t want it to read [username]. At first I thought I’d change it to FirstName Last Name, but then I decided that I just wanted it to read that they joined my site on that date. Here’s what I did.
I found where it reads:
`function etivite_bp_member_profile_stats_get_member_since() {
return ‘‘. bp_get_displayed_user_username() .’‘. __( ‘ has been a member for ‘, ‘bp-member-profile-stats’ ) .’‘. etivite_bp_member_profile_stats_get_member_registered() .’.‘;`
And I changed it to:
`function etivite_bp_member_profile_stats_get_member_since() {
return ‘‘. __( ‘ Joined … on ‘, ‘bp-member-profile-stats’ ) .’‘. etivite_bp_member_profile_stats_get_member_registered() .’.‘;
}`where … is the name of my site.
Hope this helps whoever is looking for this type of modification!
Best of luck to everyone out there!Thank you @modemlooper !
I don’t think I really know how to start on that …
I have tried this:
foreach( $activities->activities as $key => $activity ) {
if ( $activity->scope ==’friends’ || $activity->scope ==’just_me’) {
unset( $activities->activities[$key] );but it does not work, I mean I only get the friends but not my own posts
As far as I understood is the “scope” I need not the action types (I want all actions to show, but for friends and the current user only)
What am I doing wrong?
An other thing that I have noticed, when I click on the “All users” Tab, the site-wide activity is there all untouched, and this is definitely not supposed to hapen. I need to filter that fully out!
Just like Facebook! Imagine you loginto Facebook and get the billions of user activity statuses rolling in front of your eyes …
I guess it has to be checked somehow that the displayed activity belongs to the current-user friends only …
but how !??!@boonebgorges, thanks, and I have to ask why would you advise against doing it? Having those duplicates in the activity stream is actually an extremely bad thing for my site, because they are essentially items for sale. If a user is able to view the copy of a post made to my main site by the SWT plugin (as you are able to on certain posts that have been natively posted to one of my network’s child sites), the “add to form” cart renders using MY paypal info, rather than the seller’s info, as it does when you view the item on their site!
Here is an example of a child site post (copied to the main site via SWT) that you can get to via one of the duplicate activity entries:
http://www.riotcart.com/blog/2011/01/30/medium-juliette-skirty/
And here is the item on the seller’s own site (a child site on my network):
http://www.riotcart.com/hedgieshideaway/?p=115
As you can imagine, it’s extremely important that users/front-end viewers are NOT given the option of which version (the original or the copy to the main site) they’d like to click into!
@nahummadrid, I honestly have no idea what was going on. Like I mentioned, as soon as I removed the “before_blog_post” and “after_blog_post” BP codes from around my query for the featured post, the problem was non-existent, and I was able to just use the block activity stream types plugin you had recommended
For the record, here is my query for the featured post. I use the Featured Content Showcase plugin for various reasons, but it displays a slideshow. All I wanted was one static, random post with an image, title, and excerpt on each page load, so I dug around and found the meta key/velue that the FCS plugin was adding to posts marked as featured, and ran with it:
`$args=array(
‘orderby’ => ‘rand’,
‘post_type’ => ‘post’,
‘post_status’ => ‘publish’,
‘numberposts’ =>1,
‘post_type’ => ‘post’,
‘meta_key’ => ‘_fcs_featured’,
‘meta_value’ => ‘true’,
);$latest = get_posts($args);
$count = 0;
foreach($latest as $post) {$blogid = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘blogid’, true);
$image = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘thumbnail’, true);
$title = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘_fcs_title’, true);
$text = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘_fcs_text’, true);
if ( empty($title) ) {
$title = get_the_title($post->ID);
}if ( empty($text) ) {
$text = $post->post_excerpt;
if ( post_password_required($post) ) {
$text = __(‘There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.’);
} elseif ( !empty($post->post_excerpt) ) {
$text = apply_filters(‘get_the_excerpt’, $post->post_excerpt);
} else {
$text = $this->_makeExcerpt($post->post_content);
}
}`
