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Ok thanks alot. Yes too late to change language plugin unfortunately.

Another issue. We worked on the template in /new/ and then moved to the root when we were happy with all. Now for some reason when posts are being made, in Buddypress they show up with /new/ in the activity stream even though the site is moved and all (i believe) settings have removed /new/.

Is this something you have seen before?

Ack my bad! I’m fairly new to php and super new to Buddypress.

Ok soooo … in the file notifications-loop.php inside the loop I’ve added:

				$notificationid7 = bp_get_the_notification_id();
				$obj = bp_notifications_get_notification( $notificationid7 );

And where I need to display the link (also in notifications-loop.php):

<a href="/pins/<?php echo $obj->item_id; ?>">view</a>

Lastly, where I passed the item ID in bp-notifications-functions.php:

function bp_notifications_add_notification( $args = array() ) {

	$r = wp_parse_args( $args, array(
		'user_id'           => 0,
		'item_id'           => $post_id,
		'secondary_item_id' => 0,

However it’s echoing the notification number … not the post ID.

and it’s up finally!!!!
If anybody needs to submit a bug:
https://github.com/vimes1984/buddypress_aweber_integration/issues

This is my code:

<?php while ( bp_the_notifications() ) : bp_the_notification();

$user_id = $bp->notifications->query_loop->notification->secondary_item_id;
//bp_notifications_mark_notification(bp_get_the_notification_id(),false);
 ?>

<?php 
                            $messageId = buddypress()->notifications->query_loop->notification->item_id;
                            $message = messages_get_message($messageId);
                            $image = null;
                            if ($message) {
                                $title = apply_filters( 'bp_get_message_thread_from', bp_core_get_userlink( $message->sender_id ) );
                                if ($message->subject == "comment on your post") {
                                   $title .= " commented on your post";
                                } elseif ($message->subject == "like your post") {
                                   $title .= " liked your post";
                                } else {
                                   $title = null;
                                }
                                
                                $image = bp_messages_get_meta($messageId, 'images');
				$obj = bp_notifications_get_notification( $id ); 
                            }
                         ?>

And the echo:

<div><a href="/pins/<?php echo $obj->item_id; ?>">VIEW</a></div>

@shanebp: There wasn’t anything rude in my response. If anything, Henry’s didn’t address my question as I stated it,. Instead, he rephrase it, which could be considered inconsiderate.

Had I wanted to ask the question he moved my question to, I would have asked it. I didn’t. So I moved what I could have considered a rude move on his part, back to my original concern. As for your response, … “It depends”; it is not an answer. Consider the context here: We are in a BuddyPress forum que. If you haven’t figure it out yet, I am querying to how better install BuddyPress, on a domain or a subdomain. It is obvious that it has to be on a WordPress installation. (Everyone who doesn’t know that, hold up your hand….. Just as a thought, no one. Oh, there is one.)

Now, I could have interjected my own thoughts into the original question, but by not doing so I was hoping to illicit candid input, as compared to a general and useless response such as, “It depends”. So. Since you seem to have more to add, depending on something…, let me clarify for you:

One of the sites we created and run for a client has WordPress as the platform. We are considering adding BuddyPress to it to extend the accumulated audience. We have concerns regarding security, cpu and memory load, plugin conflicts,possibly running a separate user registration and permission scheme (possibly) and all the other common issues inherent with WP; as well as the size of the site already, which is a bit over 3Gb in size. It runs an events system, with about 400 locations and in excess of 23,000 daily events. It is on a VPS with 2 cores, 32Gb RAM, using multiple dedicated IPs, much of what is in WHM, and numerous firewalls and other security systems.

As you maybe are able to see, how BuddyPress is installed would make a difference. But now that I have clouded your considerations with information I would have preferred to reserve until later in any possible conversation, we’ll see what bias is in any response you may have, hopefully beyond a mind-dulling, “It depends”.

Now, on to Henry’s response:
You left out the option of WP on both the primary and the sub-domains; which is the case. Again, if my primary question had to do with BUDDY PRESS, not to gain opinions about WP on a subdomain vs on a primary domain, which is the case; I would expect responses regarding that. Had your topic been my topic, I wouldn’t have posted my question in a BuddyPress que, simply becuase your question says nothing about BP.

And I’m sure that question has been addressed many times already. Who cares??? IT WASN’T, AND ISN’T MY QUESTION! Why do you have this habit of trying to rephrase or move another’s original question? Must be a power struggle issue.

Never mind. I’ll seek the opinions elsewhere, from other forums that actually want to address questions as stated, and don’t act like gatekeepers.

Good grief!