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Here’s the group one to use: bp_group_permalink()

Here’s the code I used to add a facebook like button to the group header:

<iframe src="http://www.facebook.com/plugins/like.php?href=&layout=standard&show-faces=true&width=450&action=like&font=arial&colorscheme=light&#8221; scrolling=”no” frameborder=”0″ allowTransparency=”true” style=”border:none; margin:1px 0px -12px 0px; overflow:hidden; width:450px; height:30px”>

Hola Javier, sencillamente IM-PE-CA-BLE, aplausos !
Hace rato que quiero lanzar mi red social en BP para el club de mis amores y tu trabajo es una verdadera inspiracion.

Hi @arques, simply astounding, kudos !
It’s been long since I want to develop a BP social network based on the team I support, your work is a real inspiration.

@justbishop Well I hope you got everything figured out and working

What I was suggesting is just something I am working on, not to create two admin bars, but to remove the old one and create a setup that allows you to design it into your theme however you want.

Check out the links loop in /buddypress-links/themes/bp-links-default.php.
For parameters in the links loop, check out the bp_has_links() function in /buddypress-links/bp-links-templatetags.php.

The links loop works similar to any BP loop:
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/custom-buddypress-loops/

Looks good, but I got the following errors at the “accept-invitation” link you posted:

Warning: Division by zero in /home/givingsp/public_html/wp-content/themes/fishbook-buddypress-buddypack/registration/register.php on line 359

Warning: Division by zero in /home/givingsp/public_html/wp-content/themes/fishbook-buddypress-buddypack/registration/register.php on line 365

Admin bar > My Account > Groups > Group Tags is shown as empty cell, however links to the group tags?

Can you be specific?

Are you talking about the blog author on the left hand side of the blog entry?

If so, copy over /bp-themes/bp-default/single.php to your child theme and remove the “author-box” div.

Then in your CSS to remove the left margin, do this:

div.post div.post-content {margin-left:0 !important;}

for your site: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-moderation/home/

This site is awesome! Love these lovely designed icons and effects. Great work, @simoncreative!

In the phpxref link I posted before you can find them. Good luck understanding them tho, seems chinese to me…

I’d like to put this on forums, groups, events, etc…is there a list of template tags somewhere?

@alanchrishughes: when I reread that, I wondered if you meant that your code adds a second admin bar. If that’s the case, then that’s not really what I’m after

Trying out @JediSthlm‘s bp-custom.php code, but keep getting UNEXPECTED “:” errors about my giant “if” line here (the one about logged in, is_single, and tags):

http://pastebin.com/brUAWfr6

I took the “:” out of the line completely, and then it gave me an UNEXPECTED “;” error, even though there was no semicolon in the line.

Anyone know what’s wrong with my code? I’m sorry, it’s indented properly in my editor, I don’t know why it ended up like that in the pastebin

But as @Svenl77 already stated, you have to taylor the code in order to add dynamic URL for forum posts or whatever. The article uses bp_activity_thread_permalink() for activity stream updates and bp_user_link() for user profiles.
I think that by adding the parameter for forum posts it will work there. Unfortunately, I do not know which parameter it is.

Edit: searching http://phpxref.ftwr.co.uk/buddypress/nav.html?_functions/index.html I found bp_the_topic_permalink(). Not sure if it is the correct template tag tho…

Hi –

To revive this discussion: I am curious if anyone has further light to shed on this. I think I see where the listing in the members -> recent activity comes from (xprofile_data) but where does the “members all” come from – direct from the WP_users table?

Now – the issue I have with this, is I have Buddypress in a sub-blog: http://www.mysite.com/community/ that I give selective access to certain users registered for http://www.mysite.com . I was hoping that when I made them a memeber of the Multi-Site subsite /community/ they would have access to Buddypress (and only then) — and I sure don’t want wp-users that are not part of the “community” listed in Buddypress.

Any thoughts?

Thanks!

@imjscn

Also make sure Anyone Can Register under Settings – General

@imjscn

It should show Login and Sign Up when admin bar setting enabled for logged out users. Check buddypress general settings.

I couldn’t get buddypress to do anything more than show me a homepage. All the other pages and functions came up with an error message saying page not available or some such.
It is installed properly.

How do I redirect to the wordpress login page and not the buddypress registration page? I want to create all the user accounts myself and prevent random people registering for my site. Thanks!

Yeah, I was hesitant to suggest that without some thought as it’s going to be quite database heavy (even though the BuddyPress blogs table does aggregate this information for you).