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@Johnjamesjacoby your @mention name is too long

Erm I don’t really get what has gone wrong with this as I stated on that ticket of Jeff’s that I tested and all was ok now I look at the install that I made those changes on and see that all tr receive ‘alt’ which I wouldn’t have missed on initial testing so somewhat puzzled!

One thing could you change it from ‘odd’ to ‘even’ as Jeff’s point was pertinent it’s rather annoying to class the th parent tr with ‘alt’ or use my snippet and add a class specif to parents of th elements so we can easily remove/change styling, not that it’s the best approach.

have a link to the latest 1.2.5 revision to test it out again?

@johnjamesjacoby how fixed it in a different way? it appears somewhat borked now? I thought Jeff’s patch worked well for me in testing but now am confused as removing that couple of lines in global.js shows that the alt class is being applied from elsewhere?

In forums component logged out or in I have an empty class on one tr

@johnjamesjacoby also related to this too? https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-group-forum-extras/forum/topic/forums-index-bug/#post-60122
if i place another table on the forums component – the tr alt class is being applied automagically (which someone reported to each row)

@johnjamesjacoby I noted that you closed the ticket Jeff raised on the alt striping class in line ~822 so I assumed it had been added but checking the 1.2.5 branch default themes _inc/global.js doesn’t show it?

@johnjamesjacoby

bbPress files were not found
plugin listed as 1.2.5 but theme is still listed as 1.2.4.1

Would mm forms work?

Buddypress profile fields are not standard WordPress though. They’re in complicated database tables called xprofile, so if you want to integrate it with anything else fuggedaboutit. You’ll need custom coding.

@johnjamesjacoby; It works now. I’ll hack a couple of things like the profile message being wrong, and also the View permalink (which also shows on the page you clicked to View, so you can view recursively!) Many thanks.

Now, where can I see a lit of what’s changed in this version..? Edit: Found trac, no worries.

@johnjamesjacoby on the forums component page – if i’m logged out the alt class is applied to all forum topic rows, log in and alternates correctly.

@joyceborneo – Read these instructions and follow them as your life depended on it!
http://developersmind.com/2010/06/17/upgrading-wordpress-mu-2-9-2-to-wordpress-3-0/

For the other people in this thread, the above might help, but might not depending on your use case.

@nit3watch – It looks like you’re only hooking into the save action after the group is created.

Try adding another save action with “groups_create_group_step_save_group-details”:
add_action( 'groups_create_group_step_save_group-details', 'gfield_save_field' );

See if that works.

@alanchrishughes – Here’s such a tutorial to integrate WordPress and standalone bbPress:
http://www.techblog.viveksanghi.com/2009/12/bbpress-installation-and-deep-integration-with-wordpress/

Sheesh. Just got back, downloaded and tried the new bump, and every plugin is failing one after another. Messages like;

Fatal error: Class ‘BP_Group_Extension’ not found in C:xampplitehtdocswp-contentpluginsbp-edit-group-slugbp-edit-group-slug.php on line 27

Removing them fixes it, adding them back; fail.

Edit: Has something changed function-wise? One plugin on reactivation, for example, is giving the following error (shortened);

Fatal error: Call to undefined function is_site_admin()

Only just noticed this issue in BP 1.2.4 too.
Seems to reflect the name of who is logged in, rather than who the @mention belongs to. Is this now fixed in 1.2.5?

That message uses the bp_get_displayed_user_username() for the @ and bp_get_user_firstname( bp_get_displayed_user_fullname() ) for the 2nd/3rd references.

BUT if bp_get_displayed_user_fullname() is empty – bp_get_user_firstname falls back on $bp->loggedin_user->fullname

So either the core logic needs to change or you can filter on bp_get_user_firstname and just remove it

JJJ – bump the version number on the style.css?

@johnjamesjacoby; Just a quick note, as I’m off out for a while. I noticed in the previous version of BP that the ‘?’ symbol on the profile age next to the avatar was reporting names wrongly. I hacked it in core, but now it’s back in the new version.

Eg., with a user ‘fred’, when logged in as fred the message is correct. But if I’m logged in as ‘admin’ I get this when looking at fred’s profile (notice ‘admin’ in second sentence);

@ fred is a unique identifier for admin that you can type into any message on this site. admin will be sent a notification and a link to your message any time you use it.

When I hacked it I removed the extra names, as they’re not required;

@ fred is a unique identifier for this person that you can type into any message. He/she will be sent a notification and a link to your message when you do this.