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It also says buddypress is not compatible with my version of wordpress so not sure if that’s why…

Not sure if this is the best way to do this (still figuring out BuddyPress functions), but I added this code to my profile.php and it works for logged in users only

    <?php
if ( bp_is_my_profile() ) 
    {  echo 'Hello';
}
?>

@sharmavishal It won’t let me post my reply here so I try again after this post. I have just tried this but it does not hing really. Do you have any experience with this?

Integrating with BuddyPress Profiles (Free Only)

Thanks for replying; I already have an ongoing issue regarding sending HTML emails from that codex page (my thread here).

Also that codex page doesn’t really address my issue as a whole; there are a lot of email notifications that are sent out to users and admins, much more than are accessible in the Buddypress Emails admin menu option.

OK then, perhaps someone should update the last column of that page.

In addition, https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress/ indicates the latest version of BuddyPress is WordPress compatible up to version 4.4.3.

Thank you,
Don

hi @henrywright , @danbp

Thanks for your great help,

i have solved the issue without hacking the code using the

bp_activity_paged_activities_sql

filter in class-bp-activity-activity.php ~L, 609

the code below is i have used, please refer this thred , where i got some information regarding filters.

add_filter( 'bp_activity_paged_activities_sql', function( $sql, $where_sql, $sort ) {
	$pos = strpos($sql, 'WHERE a.id IN');
	if($pos){
		$in_items = implode( ',', $where_sql['in'] );
		$sql = str_replace('ORDER BY a.date_recorded DESC' ,' ORDER BY FIELD(id,'.$in_items.') ',$sql);
	}
	
    return $sql;
}, 10, 3 );

Thanks again for your valuable time and please let me know any suggestions you have 🙂

Yes, they are all checked / enabled

BuddyPress -> Components & BuddyPress -> Settings

Can not add groups, not as Admin , Not as User. Neither can I as Admin via Admin panel Groups.

but i still can’t see the “create group tab appear next to invitation tab.

I have added the ‘include’ argument with ‘bp_has_activities’ function as

<?php if ( bp_has_activities( bp_ajax_querystring( 'activity' ) . '&action=activity_update&include='.$sorted_ids  ) ) : ?>

where the ‘$sorted_ids’ the comma separated activity id’s in sorted order. But unfortunatly the BuddyPress Core will sort the activities in ASC or DESC order.

I fount the Query used in core file ‘class-bp-activity-activity.php’ inside ‘plugins\buddypress\bp-activity\classes’ on line number : 585 as

// Query first for activity IDs.
$activity_ids_sql = "{$select_sql} {$from_sql} {$join_sql} {$where_sql} ORDER BY a.date_recorded {$sort}, a.id {$sort}";

and i have replaced it as

if($in)
$activity_ids_sql = "{$select_sql} {$from_sql} {$join_sql} {$where_sql} ORDER BY FIELD(id,$in)";
else
$activity_ids_sql = "{$select_sql} {$from_sql} {$join_sql} {$where_sql} ORDER BY a.date_recorded {$sort}, a.id {$sort}";

Now it’s working fine for me, But it’s not recommended to modify the core file

So please let me know if any one know the filter hook used for modifying the Query from the file itself.