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— if you want just a nav item for <i>inbox messages</i>, than a simple slug would be easy to add.

If you want the entire notification tab there… same type of thing as before,

function bp_adminbar_notifications_menu() {
global $bp;

if ( !is_user_logged_in() )
return false;

echo '<li id="bp-adminbar-notifications-menu"><a>loggedin_user->domain . '">';
_e( 'Notifications', 'buddypress' );

if ( $notifications = bp_core_get_notifications_for_user( $bp->loggedin_user->id ) ) { ?>
<span></span>
<?php

@zeitgeist76

`php echo bp_loggedin_user_domain()` obviously points towards a users Main Profile page, do you know how I would then be able to change this so that it points to the others items such as Inbox, Upload a Photo etc…?

Could be something related to: but It isn’t guaranteed to work, might need to play around with it..

function bp_adminbar_account_menu() {
global $bp;

if ( !$bp->bp_nav || !is_user_logged_in() )
return false;

echo '<li id="bp-adminbar-account-menu"><a href="' . bp_loggedin_user_domain() . '">';

echo __( 'My Profile', 'buddypress' ) . '</a>';
echo '<ul>';
}

Is this even related to buddypress?

It looks like a css “overflow” issue.. but otherwise go to the plugin website for support there…

Try this:

Go to: phpmyadmin > yourdatabase > wp_bp_groups_groupmeta

Find the group you’re attempting to post to and then delete the forum_id value. Go back to your group on the front end. When logged in as admin of the group, go to settings and re-enable your forums. It will save a new forum_id for you and your posts should start working. This is a solution for BuddyPress groups that are starting a fresh new forum, not for groups with forums that have existing posts.

@r-a-y, I want to display on the single topic page something like: “started:% ago by %” and then “Latest Reply from %”

Your code above just gives me “deleted user” no matter what I do. ;(

@hnla, the default code tags for displaying code on these forums aren’t really a clean solution for pasting code, as syntax highlighting gives numbered lines, and is a completely foolproof, safe way to paste any code in any forum area. Yes, it’s not a necessity, but it would certainly clear up the altering of layout also

If you open the header.php file you can see that 2010 theme and bp-defaut are calling two different site names. I don’t think this will work but you can try to add bp_site_name() instead of what 2010 uses bloginfo( ‘name’ );

The problem is new sites are not BuddyPress sites they are just using the same WordPress database as the main site. So new sites have their own names and such.

== my users to upload their mp3’s and images to my site – on my storage.. on my hard disk.. not on those hosting servers==

There’s a plugin BP-Gallery ($30) which can do what you need above with images and audio uploads plus video uploads and video embeds.for single user and/or groups.

There’s also the BuddyPress Media/BP Album+ plugin
stable version – images – https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-album/, https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-album/
beta version – images, audio, video embeds – in Google code repo

@djpaul understood. thank you.

@gunju2221 “Example of adding CSS directly to page via code no syntax” – looks good

It really depends on what you want to do with the wiki. If it’s going to be a workspace for individual members or BP groups, I would recommend something like https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-wiki/, or the new plugin that I’m building with @dwenaus https://github.com/boonebgorges/buddypress-docs

If you want your wiki to be more along the lines of Wikipedia – a shared knowledge base, visible to all members of the site as well as the public – then MediaWiki is pretty good, but it’s a bear to integrate and keep integrated. You might accomplish something similar by setting up a blog on your MS installation as the ‘wiki blog’ and then enabling a plugin like http://wp-wiki.org/

Sorry about that! I thought it would work. Looks like BP is missing some template tags for this.

This will work.

Add the following to your theme’s functions.php:

`
function bp_topic_poster_is_admin() {
global $topic_template;
return BP_Groups_Member::check_is_admin( $topic_template->post->poster_id, bp_get_the_topic_object_id() );
}

function bp_topic_poster_is_mod() {
global $topic_template;
return BP_Groups_Member::check_is_mod( $topic_template->post->poster_id, bp_get_the_topic_object_id() );
}`

Then use this in your template:

`if ( function_exists( ‘bp_topic_poster_is_mod’ ) ) :
if ( bp_topic_poster_is_mod() ) echo ‘Group Moderator’;
endif;`

It’s a server thing with the way the *press.org sites are hosted; don’t ask me the specifics as I have no idea!

If you really need to show an avatar, then follow what modemlooper said.