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Hey guys,

I’ve just updated to the latest BP version and now it’s throwing this fatal error when displaying groups:

Fatal error: Call to a member function add_nav() on a non-object in /home/…/public_html/modules/buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-buddybar.php on line 155

Need fix please.

ThX

Kookidooki

I found this code online, and I would like to use it in my BuddyPress installation.

    <?php
    function MineToWeb($minetext){
    preg_match_all("/[^§&]*[^§&]|[§&][0-9a-z][^§&]*/", $minetext, $brokenupstrings);
    $returnstring = "";
    foreach ($brokenupstrings as $results){
    $ending = '';
    foreach ($results as $individual){
    $code = preg_split("/[&§][0-9a-z]/", $individual);
    preg_match("/[&§][0-9a-z]/", $individual, $prefix);
    if (isset($prefix[0])){
    $actualcode = substr($prefix[0], 1);
    switch ($actualcode){
    case "1":
    $returnstring = $returnstring.'<FONT COLOR="0000AA">';
    $ending = $ending ."</FONT>";
    break;
    case "2":
    $returnstring = $returnstring.'<FONT COLOR="00AA00">';
    $ending =$ending ."</FONT>";
    break;
    case "3":
    $returnstring = $returnstring.'<FONT COLOR="00AAAA">';
    $ending = $ending ."</FONT>";
    break;
    case "4":
    $returnstring = $returnstring.'<FONT COLOR="AA0000">';
    $ending =$ending ."</FONT>";
    break;
    case "5":
    $returnstring = $returnstring.'<FONT COLOR="AA00AA">';
    $ending =$ending . "</FONT>";
    break;
    case "6":
    $returnstring = $returnstring.'<FONT COLOR="FFAA00">';
    $ending =$ending ."</FONT>";
    break;
    case "7":
    $returnstring = $returnstring.'<FONT COLOR="AAAAAA">';
    $ending = $ending ."</FONT>";
    break;
    case "8":
    $returnstring = $returnstring.'<FONT COLOR="555555">';
    $ending =$ending ."</FONT>";
    break;
    case "9":
    $returnstring = $returnstring.'<FONT COLOR="5555FF">';
    $ending =$ending . "</FONT>";
    break;
    case "a":
    $returnstring = $returnstring.'<FONT COLOR="55FF55">';
    $ending =$ending ."</FONT>";
    break;
    case "b":
    $returnstring = $returnstring.'<FONT COLOR="55FFFF">';
    $ending = $ending ."</FONT>";
    break;
    case "c":
    $returnstring = $returnstring.'<FONT COLOR="FF5555">';
    $ending =$ending ."</FONT>";
    break;
    case "d":
    $returnstring = $returnstring.'<FONT COLOR="FF55FF">';
    $ending =$ending ."</FONT>";
    break;
    case "e":
    $returnstring = $returnstring.'<FONT COLOR="FFFF55">';
    $ending = $ending ."</FONT>";
    break;
    case "f":
    $returnstring = $returnstring.'<FONT COLOR="FFFFFF">';
    $ending =$ending ."</FONT>";
    break;
    case "l":
    if (strlen($individual)>2){
    $returnstring = $returnstring.'<span style="font-weight:bold;">';
    $ending = "</span>".$ending;
    break;
    }
    case "m":
    if (strlen($individual)>2){
    $returnstring = $returnstring.'<strike>';
    $ending = "</strike>".$ending;
    break;
    }
    case "n":
    if (strlen($individual)>2){
    $returnstring = $returnstring.'<span style="text-decoration: underline;">';
    $ending = "</span>".$ending;
    break;
    }
    case "o":
    if (strlen($individual)>2){
    $returnstring = $returnstring.'<i>';
    $ending ="</i>".$ending;
    break;
    }
    case "r":
    $returnstring = $returnstring.$ending;
    $ending = '';
    break;
    }
    if (isset($code[1])){
    $returnstring = $returnstring.$code[1];
    if (isset($ending)&&strlen($individual)>2){
    $returnstring = $returnstring.$ending;
    $ending = '';
    }
    }
    }
    else{
    $returnstring = $returnstring.$individual;
    }
    
    }
    }
    
    return $returnstring;
    }
    ?>

I run a Minecraft themed social networking site so I thought it would be a cool idea to integrate this function into status updates (Minecraft Wiki).

In theory people will post:

§4This is red text and it’ll get saved as is in the database, but it will show in color in activity feeds.

The thing is that BuddyPress blocks font tags in status updates.

I’m going to share with you some different techniques I tried:

I went inside activity/entry.php and inputted the function at the top of the file, and then I replaced

<?php bp_activity_content_body(); ?>

With:

<?php MineToWeb(bp_activity_content_body); ?>

That was a no go.

I also tried editing bp-activity/bp-activity-functions.php but there is so many references in the file and I’m not even entirely sure where to look. All I accomplished with editing this file is that it strips the § from the status update before submitting it to the database (which is the complete opposite of what I want), and it doesn’t make it colorful.

Anybody familiar with BuddyPress? Wanna lend me a hand? Thanks a bunch.

BuddyPress 2.6.0 “Espejo” is now available! https://buddypress.org/2016/06/buddypress-2-6-0/

Check out the changelog for more information.

Version 2.6.0