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This is the activity loop

https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/custom-buddypress-loops/the-activity-stream-loop/

And I see options for how many to show but setting a max of 2 wouldn’t place a link for others to be seen … at least not that I can tell.

@antonrsa off the top of my head, isn’t that just a theming issue… Modding your loop? Or does the core template tag spit out all the replies en masse?

@adelack Bp-album+ (I think it’s called bp media now) was going to be my other suggestion… It’s definitely a good starting point for your image upload challenges. Good luck with your site.

this handy code, https://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/make-your-plugin-buddypress-aware-v1-2/, should probably be added to the skeleton component. Because I believe the problem still persists with the skeleton component in that bp_setup_globals never gets called in time. ugh. but not sure if even that fixes this perplexing issue. bp_globals_doesn’t seem to fire still.

Wow, I could really use something like that at my geotagging photoblog at FavTrip.com!

Even without being able to track users coming in through the subdomains – yes, that’d be nice (maybe not through Buddypress but through analytics or something? I don’t know) – I really need to set up multiple users with my site. I just got featured on KillerStartups.com and am trying to get all the functionality worked out!

@art1c

Have you tried my plugin?
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/add-all-nav-links-to-bp-adminbar

Along with enabling or disabling the “Add WordPress pages” and “Add Buddypress components” features, you have complete control over the style of the adminbar in an easy-to-use UI. Just enter the colors you want where you want them, save, and you’re done.

@ch8rt – rather than write that long nested if structure, put your group names into an array, and then check if the bp_get_group_name is in that array, using the PHP in_array() function: http://php.net/manual/en/function.in-array.php

@pollyplummer – Yes, an exclude parameter would be very useful – it came up in another forum thread recently as well

and adding all your wordpress pages to the menu dynamically..
http://erikshosting.com/wordpress-tips-code/add-all-pages-to-buddypress-admin-bar-dynamically/

There’s also a snippet for putting the pages into a drop down menu instead of straight across the top..

It only works for me with everything else disabled. I believe it is indeed broken

The devs are working on it. Maybe a month or so… in the meantime this plugin might help. https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-kaltura-media-component/

The screenshots look great.

when you installed buddypress sliding login panel you had to put this code define( ‘BP_DISABLE_ADMIN_BAR’, true );
in wp-config.php to hide the buddypress admin bar just take it out and deactivate buddypress sliding login panel.

@sbrajesh
Looking forward for your chat plugin.

Thanks
Prashant

@adelack –

I would follow the recommendation from @lightcapturer and try the oEmbed plugin – which will let you pull images from urls

If you want actual image upload features, that would be much harder work – you could look at how the avatar upload code works for profiles and try to find some ideas from that

Sorry to say, a lot of us on the end publishing equation are not programmers… I used EngineSite to find the string, but have no clue as to where the parent ID for the menu item is to be found. even then, is it simply a matter of entering that ID into the argument?

‘/**
* bp_core_remove_nav_item()
*
* Removes a navigation item from the sub navigation array used in BuddyPress themes.
*
* @package BuddyPress Core
* @param $parent_id The id of the parent navigation item.
* @param $slug The slug of the sub navigation item.
*/
function bp_core_remove_nav_item( $parent_id ) {
global $bp;

/* Unset subnav items for this nav item */
if ( is_array( $bp->bp_options_nav[$parent_id] ) ) {
foreach( (array)$bp->bp_options_nav[$parent_id] as $subnav_item ) {
bp_core_remove_subnav_item( $parent_id, $subnav_item );
}
}

unset( $bp->bp_nav[$parent_id] );’

Thanks!

P

Try this plugin BuddyPress Album+ they can upload photos from the profile .

I would recommend this as a great place to start looking into child themes. Its not advisable to edit the default theme, since your changes could be overwritten if/when you update your buddypress plugin.

For a quick a dirty change however you’ll need to change some values in the default.css file which can be found in wp-content / plugins / buddypress / bp-themes / bp-default / _inc / css / default.css

Your looking for ‘font-size:’ under body and h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6.

Hope that helps.

This should be a CSS change, your probably best to use a something like firebug ( a plugin for Firefox ) to locate the attributes that need changing and then searching for them within the stylesheet your site is using.

Without knowing how much you’ve changed or whether your using a child theme its difficult to say where specifically you’d need to look.

@mariusooms

What is the actual problem with subdomains?

Might help me to know what the issue is before trying to fix it.

thnx