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All activity action types are stored in an array. Look at the function bp_activity_set_action in bp-activity.php. Components register their activity actions via this function. They then get added to the array $bp->activity->actions.

Now, as far as filtering out the various activity actions, you can either write some custom code, or wait for my BuddyPress Privacy Component as that is one of the services it provides users.

A final note, if a third-party component fails to register any of its activity action types, then they are not added to that array and it becomes much more difficult to filter them.

one interesting thing is we can give karma to ourselfs over and over

it means people can vote them self, they can give karma to themself. how we can fix it?

Just stumbled into this post but for WP, do not know if it will work in WPMU/BP: http://www.wpcookies.com/how-to-add-adsense-code-manually-in-post-using-shortcode/

Open functions.php file of your theme and add the following code:

function adsense() {

return ‘/*Paste your adsense code here!*/’;

}

add_shortcode(‘adsense-block’, ‘adsense’);

Now just add the following shortcode where you want to display Adsense ads while writing a post.

[adsense-block]

And you can use conditional tags to display it may I add…

https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/conditional-template-tags/

Codex.buddypress.org is only as good as the amount of people who bother to contribute to the documentation. Failing that, reading the code (if you can read code) is always a good way.

The only parameter that bp_group_list_admins() takes is an optional group object; it defaults to the current group object from the bp_groups templatetag loop. You’d need to duplicate (and rename) this function into your plugin / your theme’s functions.php to do what you want to do with it.

For instance Blog Tracking is not happening at all across the site – when every setting suggest this should be happenning automatically. It simply isn’t!

Are the blogs, that aren’t appearing, marked as “private” in their admin? i.e. the “Hide from search engines option”.

“What would be cool is to take it a step further and make the plugin agnostic and have multiple buttons. For example, I might want a like, dislike, and sarcastic like button (or whatever creative things people come up with). “

Lovely. In a futuristic version perhaps the poster can set up different buttons for his/her post.

For the first part, what version of WordPress are you using?

Secondly, you can edit the sign up text by using a language file:

https://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/

Or by creating a child theme and modifying the registration templates.

Read this:

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/faq-how-to-code-snippets-and-solutions#post-45772

Hi Chris, read this:

https://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/when-asking-for-support please

Hi ant60 – just to clarify, do you mean you want logged-in user’s link to his/her profile page appear in your navigation menu? If so, you can add this code

`<?php if ( is_user_logged_in() ) : ?>

<li><a href=”<?php echo bp_loggedin_user_domain() ?>”></li>

<?php endif; ?>`

to your theme’s header.php file within

<ul id="nav">

<li<?php if ( bp_is_front_page() ) : ?> class="selected"<?php endif; ?>>

<a href="<?php echo site_url() ?>" title="<?php _e( 'Home', 'buddypress' ) ?>"><?php _e( 'Home', 'buddypress' ) ?></a>

</li>

<?php wp_list_pages( 'title_li=&depth=1&exclude=' . bp_dtheme_page_on_front() ); ?>

<?php do_action( 'bp_nav_items' ); ?>

</ul><!-- #nav -->

Like in and of itself isn’t useful. What’s useful is what you then do with the data that people have liked. For example, you can send email notifications to people who have liked something that then gets commented on. You could show information in a feed based on previous likes. You can do lists of most liked items. etc.

This is a good baseline that can be built on. Plus, users for some reason like clicking the like button. It’s another form of communication without having to think of a comment.

What would be cool is to take it a step further and make the plugin agnostic and have multiple buttons. For example, I might want a like, dislike, and sarcastic like button (or whatever creative things people come up with).

Try starting with a premium City Guide theme from Woo themes. http://www.woothemes.com/2010/03/cityguide/ and merge it with buddypress. That theme is already a big plugin itself combine it with bp for something pretty cool. Then there’s this business directory plugin that you could throw in there for the complete package – http://themestown.com/wp-business-directory-manager. Its been on my list of things to do to make a hybrid of those three. Look forward to seeing what you come up with. Salu2

release release release!

cant wait

Hola vato ! Bienvenido al mundo Buddypress.

For citiguide, take a peek at http://wikiroma.it maybe it is of some inspiration to you. They have done a wonderful integration with G maps, georeferencing their posts.

Suerte !

If your “second request” is related to installing bbPress, then post it here. Otherwise, please start a new thread.

Try Connections: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/connections/

can you show us something to give you the feedback you want ?

Activity-Stream-integration is a great thing your working on and i hope this will work soon.