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If it doesn’t work, report it as a bug on http://trac.buddypress.org please

@shanebp nice function, Shane, will use it.
if you digged into all these activity things, maybe you know how could I limit (e.g., one per activity) these external links in activity updates?

thank you.

I too noticed this, as it no longer works in WordPress 3.2 betas.

@Dwenaus, there’s no message appear when login failed. How to get that message appear?

use the plugin i just provided instead that plugin u provided will not be updated for buddypress 1.3

It’s an error in that plugin, not BuddyPress

Hey,

check_is_admin() is using Group ID as second variable, $activity->item_id IS actually Group ID if $activity->component is ‘groups’, its the way BuddyPress store activity in database.

I’m using custom theme aswell, but I haven’t overrided ajax file.

Could you try to switch back to default theme for a moment and check if you will be able to delete activity from groups?

Also, to check if changes applied took place and are working you could add some echo before that access check in ajax files like

`echo ‘AJAX WORKING’`

and then use browser debug tool, for instance select “Inspect Element” in Chrome, select “Network” and after you press “Delete” link – there should be new request in “Network” to the file which actually is trying to delete activity. Select it and check repsonse body – if you see ‘AJAX WORKING’ there it will mean that the file you’ve modified is working.

Oh sorry I think you have misunderstood or I get you wrong.
you can now access, your stuff is online. Please take a look when you want.
You wont need to login anymore, thank you again dude.
link.
edit:
I just solved. There seems to be a problem with buddypress copy/paste system. I just “retyped” the code, and it’s working like a charm. Thank you for your time.
– Reactivated private site –

I’m having the same issue! My index.php was overwritten with what I’ve found is the buddypress forums/index.php page… so I’ve tried reverting to my original index.php (by deleting the BP code and pasting my original template code in)… and it’s not reflecting changes I’m making to the code on the front end. So, I figure it’s still referring to that original index file… somewhere! And it’s displaying something else within the WP Theme Editor.

I also installed the BP and BP template pack plugins to try and integrate them with an existing theme that I’ve already done a lot of work on, it’s not a specific BP theme.

Eeeek! If anyone can help, that’d be much appreciated. And I promise to be indebted to you forever and extoll your virtues to anyone who’ll listen.

@smiranda there is a backend group management plugin that Admins can use to physically put members into groups

The plugin Membership should help with that.

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/membership/

I am also looking for this exact same feature.
@chouspastry2002 did you find a solution?
Is there a plugin that can do this?

Simple typo ? Should be:

$username = $bp->loggedin_user->id;

https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/the-bp-global/

OK. but as I said I’m doing test on a localhost server before uploading…so I would like to know when you can take a look for upload header and entry.php files for you to check. Maybe you could email me or something (just for avoiding keep the web with the issue) and as the register ir required I could also disable that feature.
My email is phoenon@hotmail.com , and This, is the link.
Thank you again boss!

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddystream/