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PMs for Friends Only works; I just haven’t bumped the compatibility tag.

Also do check the oEmbed for BP v0.6 beta.

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I’d say that most of the BP plugins should work. Only plugins that interact with WordPress in some manner should be flagged for testing.

Hey guys, I’m still curious.

1) Does BuddyPress support the “E-commerce plugin” ??
2) Does WPMU support it??
3) Is there any development on ecommerce for buddypress?
I cant find any, please do tell us.

It think if we could have a nice ECOMMERCE plugin for BP would be great for the community.
thanks

Ok, I can get @nuprn1 s to work (had to change the quotes back to normal in the cut& paste). How can I make this a tag cloud? Is there a plugin for this… It is simply long-listing them….

@boonebgorges @nuprn1 I tried both of these snippets in a new forum with TAGS i added and neither of them are showing the topic tags…
I posted this in the topic.php direclty under the


items… Any idea as to why these won’t show up? BP 1.2.5.2 WP 3.0.1

@justbishop I don’t know if this will work if you are using the bp-core-adminbar.php file, but…

li class=”bp-signup no-arrow” > img src=”” </li

I am having the same problem, can someone from Buddypress please check this out?

All the best,
-H

I have the same problem guys. Using the same versions of buddypress and wp.
http://www.avesso.com.br/social
The upload works. The images are there, but doesn`t show on site.

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/how-to-get-post-images-in-activity-if-theme-post-has-custom-fields-for-images/

There’s nothing that i’ve seen come thru yet on this.

@hnla I mean the buddypress links. All the individual items under “My Account” and the “Notifications.” I’ve clumsily figured out how to generate a link to a logged in users account page, just by copying and pasting random bits of php from the admin bar file into my design. If there was a simple way to pull the individual links to each page that would be perfect, if there was something like…

get_myactivity_personal();
get_myactivity_friends();
get_mynotifications();

And then I could move on from there designing whatever I wanted without worrying about the admin bar knowing that I could write

a href=” php get_myactivity_personal(); “> < img src </ a

(I don’t know how to post code on here so that is why that is written incompletely)

@brainwaves
Certainly was a help, thanks! Had been playing with this aspect yesterday trying to use activity-loop.php to control different page views for the main activity loop but this aspect had alluded me.

So it’s possible to do:

if ( bp_has_activities( bp_ajax_querystring( ‘activity’ ).’per_page=14&action=activity_update,new_blog_comment’));
which works nicely.

I had worked out the per_page concatonation but thought it not possible to have more than one action.

For reference this also provides me with control over the activity loop pulled into the index page:
<?php if(bp_is_front_page()): ?>
<?php bp_has_activities(‘per_page=6’); ?>
<?php endif; ?>

ok i got my hands dirty and went in.. went in deeep !
Found out that multiple args are in fact supported. I used the following query with the function @boone provided above to show only activity updates and new members
$query_string .= ‘&type=activity_update,new_member&action=activity_update,new_member’;

Now i dont know what exactly is “type” so i just duplicated whats on “action” to it as i couldn’t find any reference to it in the code or maybe i missed it?

Hope this help some one

Thanks

@alanchrishughes
Can you explain further what you are after? Generate single links to pages? the menu functionality in WP 3.0 will list all pages created and allow you to create individual menus with selected pages added to them.

@pcwriter “It does everything you want a dropdown menu to do, and it does it all automatically behind the scenes.”

That’s what my problem is though, it does too much and all behind the scenes. From a design stand point, when I’m trying to figure out programs like wordpress or buddypress I try to break everything down to its most basic state so I can completely control things, so I can make a website function around an attractive user friendly design instead of limiting my design to the functionality I am stuck with because I can’t figure out what is going on hidden behind the scenes. It would be great if there was a buddypress codex with individual lines to generate single links to each page.

Was searching for the exact same thing as @guigoz
@boone, is there any way i can make it support multiple args? i have fair php knowledge

There are some known problems with BuddyPress and “almost pretty” permalinks like index.php/blahblahblah. I know that @djpaul was looking at it at one point. In any case, it’s probably a BP problem at this point.

No need of a plugin, just insert

‘
<iframe src="http://www.facebook.com/plugins/like.php?href=&layout=standard&show_faces=true&width=450&action=like&colorscheme=light&#8221; scrolling=”no” frameborder=”0″ allowTransparency=”true” style=”border:none; overflow:hidden; width:450px; height:60px”>
‘
on the page where you want to add the like button. Then change the permalink to the correct one.
In the moment its the like script for groups.

would not be hard to make a plugin for this if someone have the time.

There’s a BP like plugin,but I want a FB like plugin

@pcwriter
There is a need at present for dashboard links if one is running WP 3.0 single blog (unless one wants to have to ad the WP meta or type at address bar) I keep a function that allows me to add to adminbar links similar to that which you describe.

You may like to consider a twist or variation on your code to include the new WP 3.0 nav menus?

This example would add the ability for users to add / construct menus from the dashboard and place them on the adminbar:

http://pastebin.com/qJwURYxm

It’s not checked as such and names need adjusting etc.