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I would like to add a second dropdown next to the “Order By” dropdown on the blogs section.
I can see the query in http://svn.buddypress.org/trunk/bp-blogs/bp-blogs-classes.php
I can’t find a way to add in another criteria. I want to make another dropdown list of categories that I’ve tied into their blog meta.So for example, you could see a list of all blogs about “Dogs” or “Cats” from the dropdown, and it would update the listing via ajax like it does with the Order By Drop down.
Does this make sense? I tried to extend the class and replace the function, but it has no effect and no errors. I placed the new extended class in my theme’s custom-functions.php (Where my other customizations are)
Do I need to make a plugin to do this? Is this possible? I don’t want to alter core files!
BuddyPress 1.5.6 + WordPress 3.4.1Topic: Buddypress 1.6 feedback
Hi,
Congratulations to all for Buddypress 1.6, it’s veeeery good!!!
but have one thing that I think can make diference in PROFILE FIELD VISIBILITY maybe have the option to just admin see the information, to take data like adress and telephone
thanks
I LOVE BUDDYPRESS!!!!
Hi,
I have installed the Better Anchor Links plugin, in order to generate a table of contents on my Buddypress Docs pages. I can manually add a TOC at the top of documents using the tag [mwm-aal-display], but I would like to automate this, i.e. any document which uses heading tags (i.e. h1,h2,h3…) will get a TOC at the top.
In the FAQ for the Better Anchor Links plugin, It states that a PHP tag can also be used, i.e.
output_content_links(); ?>But only after
the_content(). However, if I include it afterthe_content()in the single-doc.php for BP Docs, the TOC shows up at the bottom of the document, which is not what I want.I got in touch with Boone, developer of the BuddyPress Docs plugin, and he suggested a couple of functions I could try, which I include below. These did indeed add a TOC automatically, but unfortunately they broke the redirecting back to a document page after editing a document. When clicking save after editing a document, rather than being directed back to the page for the document, the URL for editing the document remained and I just got a blank screen. If I manually edited the URL to point to the document, I could see that the edits that I had just made were intact, so it seems that the issue is just with the redirecting.
I wonder if anyone can suggest amendments to either of the functions below to get this working?
Thanks,
Nick
FUNCTION 1
function bbg_add_toc_to_doc( $content ) { global $mwm_aal; $content = $mwm_aal->output_content_links() . $content; return $content; } add_filter( 'the_content', 'bbg_add_toc_to_doc' );FUNCTION 2
function bbg_add_toc_to_doc( $content ) { global $mwm_aal; if ( !empty( $mwm_aal ) && is_object( $mwm_aal ) && method_exists( $mwm_aal, 'output_content_links' ) ) $content = $mwm_aal->output_content_links() . $content; return $content; } add_filter( 'the_content', 'bbg_add_toc_to_doc' );I’m trying to add a form in the sidebar of a specific Buddypress page (in this case, the ‘Activity’ page) like so:
However the form does not submit properly, I see the spinning icon to show that *something* is being processed. However after that, nothing happens.
I get no confirmation message and receive no validation messages if I input anything incorrectly.
I’ve tried another form in the same place and that doesn’t work either. However, if I view a standard page on the website (e.g. a page that I’ve created myself, such as ‘About Us’) then the form works fine there.
I’ve also upgraded both plugins to the latest version but with no joy.
Has anyone else had this issue or does anyone know a way around it?

