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Hi Boones

I have tried you beta version, but i still have the same problem. Also i have tried deactivating your plugin completely and then tried to just insert ul li or ol tags into the multi-line text-area then saving and these still do not show???

Does buddypress strip certain tags from xprofiles. i really need to get this problem solved its quite essential for the site we are producing.

Bp-tiny-mce would be prefer for our needs as it simple allows for the tags we would need.

Any other suggestion Boones???

@josh101 Good to hear, thanks for keeping us updated

These errors

Theme
Warning: require_once(/home/milleja4/domains/milleja46games.frih.org/public_html/blog//forums/bb-admin/admin-functions.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/milleja4/domains/milleja46games.frih.org/public_html/blog/wp-content/plugins/bbpress-admin/bbpress-theme-admin.php on line 86
Then in bbpress settings:

<form class="options" method="post" action="
Fatal error: Call to undefined function bb_option() in /home/milleja4/domains/milleja46games.frih.org/public_html/blog/wp-content/plugins/bbpress-admin/bbpress-options-admin.php on line 38

@DJPaul Any activity that the Admin carries out in my opinion should be hidden. Starting a Group, a forum topic, etc. In my case I am creating a number of groups for members to join and I’d like to hide all of that activity.

Thanks for this, @r-a-y

Just wanted to post my solution to this issue, in case anyone else needs it.

I’m using my own theme with buddypress, which means I had to tweak the buddypress files to match my theme’s HTML structure. I used the BP Compatibility plugin to help with this, but the following file needed restructured, which wasn’t listed in the plugin:

Browse to wp-content/themes/YOUR THEME/members/single/activity/permalink.php

Make it match the structure of your theme’s index.php file.

Hope this helps someone!

Still curious about this one. Can we hide the Admin throughout BuddyPress activity sitewide?

@r-a-y sorry for the incorrect reference on wmpu.org
Good point. Most of those concepts I’m comfortable with.

@stwc
a) Good idea to have a localhost setup! That might work well if users know how to set it up. I can do that this weekend.
b) I’ll check that out. I’ve noticed a lot of learning is just trial and error and it’s an extremely well organized and well written plugin. Some sites hide their files so others can’t see it, but if available, it is fun to see how other sites customize their site.
c) Plugins on a localhost would be fast and easy to add/drop/modify too.
d) I’ve been extremely impressed with the feedback in the forums. Most people who post clear questions/topics are able to get answers within an hour or a day or two which is a major plus.

I guess I’m in the same spot. I can modify my themes a bit, move stuff around, but I’m not comfortable with the PHP or programming aspect of the site. Having a testbp site of your own is a great low-risk learning tool and a lot of fun.

Thank you both. The forums have a wealth of information.