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Nope, not on a child theme or the bp-default.

I’m running Buddypress on a multisite install with subdomains. My main domain is http://www.astromono.com and i have two other subdomains: comic.astromono.com (with comicpress) and saril.astromono.com (with buddypress). When I try to edit the theme that’s on the main domain, I go to Network Admin, look for the theme and then try to edit the main php template (index.php).

Before I installed Buddypress, I got access to the main php template just fine, but now when I try to edit it, I get the Buddypress main php template instead of the one that comes with my theme. This issue was happening before I installed and used the BP Template Pack in order to make my theme compatible with BP.

I found something close with the default theme’s activity page. Still searching for the tags, though. I totally accidentally the buddypress theme

btw, @boonebgorges I guess I should mention that it does now integrate with activity and notification too

I don’t have a calendar view atm, but the code is there already, its a case of adding the right options etc to get it showing instead of an events list.

It’s been far longer than ever wanted, but EM now integrates with buddypress. You can now create/edit events, manage bookings, and create group events.

This is still a release candidate for EM 4.0 but it’s stable – http://wp-events-plugin.com/try-the-beta/

Looking forward to some feedback!

P.S, I don’t know why it duplicated the topic, I didn’t intentionally do it.

@r-a-y

Thanks again for the answer. But I have the following problems:
The echo displays the group members user id for each member (the actual number) But the profile field that I am trying to display is showing that of the members page I am on, not the group members.

I replaced :
‘user_id’ => bp_displayed_user_id()

with:

‘user_id’ => bp_group_member_id()

So the output I get is such:

Group Members Name (correct per my use of the group member loop)
47 ( the bp_group_member_id) (this is the correct user id, but I don’t want that displayed)
Displayed users profile field (incorrect- this should be the profile field of the Group member in the list)

Thanks!

@r-a-y

Well, that is handful! I’m not sure where to even begin to combine the two types of loops. I’m willing to get my hands dirty with code, but need a hint as to how to get started. Any suggestions?

Thanks for the reply!

I see what is happening to your code. buddypress is changing it. How stranges.

@embergermedia

This is how I got the mentions in the profile activity feed.

Edit the file bp-activity-classes.php in the buddypress plugin folder.

`function get_filter_sql( $filter_array ) {
global $wpdb;

if ( !empty( $filter_array ) ) {
$user_filter = explode( ‘,’, $filter_array );
$user_sql = ” ( a.user_id IN ( ” . $filter_array . ” ) “;
foreach ( $user_filter as $user_id ) {
$search_terms = ‘@’ . bp_core_get_username( $user_id ) . ‘<';
$user_sql .= “OR ( a.content LIKE ‘%%”.like_escape($search_terms).”%%’ ) “;
}
$user_sql .= ” ) “;
$filter_sql[] = $user_sql;
}`

and replace this first top half of the function, No need to edit past the first “if” part of that function.

Hope this helps!

Thanks Paul!

Ticket created:

https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/3175

@djpaul, are you saying if I changed BP > General Settings or WP > Settings – it will break or corrupt the database because it‘s the fault of the software? Can you be more specific?

Can the plugin break the database? I only have gut instinct I’m not sure it maybe BP Unread Posts that I have try one day then deactivate then delete it was a few months ago.

@r-a-y @djpaul Here’s what happens:

Mikey3D wrote:

Hi,

I just saw your new (hosting name) layout but something is missed in my database. Here’s the problem:

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/all-old-topics-in-the-forum-page-is-gone/

There are no older topics.

I did not post at buddypress yet because after I saw Paul Gibbs posted. This below will be post after you.

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“The DB table is “wp_bb_posts”. If there are posts in that table, then that’s good! You could then try repairing the database table.”

Yes, there are posts in that table wp_bb_posts. I just did repair this wp_bb_posts table.

“Could also be a plugin conflict. If you’re running any caching plugins, try flushing the cache, or disabling the plugin.”

I disabled W3TC and all plugins except BuddyPress. Also empties the bp-custom.php and functions.php.

All that it’s still the same problem. Huh? Why?
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John S. wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I just saw your new (hosting name) layout but something is missed in my database. Here’s the problem:

When we changed the control panel over we did nothing to the MySQL installs on our machines. Just the front-end has changed, so it could not have affected your database.
That being said we would have no info based on what you provided on why you would be having that issue.
We have backups of the site and database on file for the past 10 days, if you would like to check against them.
Please let us know if you have any more questions.

Mikey3D wrote:

>>>We have backups of the site and database on file for the past 10 days, if you would like to check against them.

Please I would like to have backup database for 10 days old ago. If the backup database still have the same problem. I may do, how would I give buddypress folk the permission to go into my site?

Ryan S. wrote:

Hello,

> Please I would like to have backup database for 10 days old ago.

Alright, we have restored the database backup from 10 days ago.

> If the backup database still have the same problem. I may do, how would I give buddypress folk the permission to go into my site?

We don’t know. There may not be a way. As we said, we have not made any changes to your database, and if the problem happened more than 10 days ago (but you only noticed it recently), then the oldest backup will have the same problem. In this case, you may need to restore from an even older backup that you have made yourself, and forfeit all additions since that point.

Mikey3D wrote:

WOW!!!! It works.

John, can you tell me why buddypress folks are right? It’s database. I spend a half a day to figure it out why there was no older post. Why is it, John?

Ryan S. wrote:

> Can you tell me why buddypress folks are right? It’s database. I spend a half a day to figure it out why there was no older post.

The Buddypress folks are not right.

They said it’s a host problem. But it’s not a host problem.

Yes, we have database backups, so we helped you to restore an older backup. But the problem was caused by your application. The application broke the database. Restoring the database backup fixed the problem.

In the future, you should also keep your own database backups, too.

Hope that helps!

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Have I been misleading?

Mikey3D