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create a file bp-custom.php and add to /wp-content/plugins/bp-custom.php

add this code to file:

`<?php
define( ‘BP_DEFAULT_COMPONENT’, ‘profile’ );
?>`

To change other settings read this page: https://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/changing-internal-configuration-settings/

I know what the problem is, but not necessarily how to solve it.

These JS rich text editors work by hiding the HTML textarea, and hijacking the form submit process; when you submit the form, the CKeditor takes the content of its custom editor and puts it into the hidden textarea before the form is submitted for processing. The problem with the activity update form is that it’s submitted with ajax rather than with a regular HTML form submission (which requires a page load).

TinyMCE has a method called .triggerSave() that you can call manually on an event (such as (‘#whats-new-submit’).click()) that will do this content shuffling without a regular form submit. It’s possible that CKeditor has something similar.

@r-a-y – hey man thanks for being a great help here to the community. I’ve been reading most of your posts in the forums over the past several hours fighting with my permalinks in activity streams.

I saw your .htaccess redirect post for mismatch 301 and tried it but I think I need it customized for activity streams?

In my example, certain activity posts are just going to the front page of my site rather than the post itself, they’re all coded like: http://www.site.com/activity/p/0001 when you click ‘view’ it just goes to the home page

Pulling my hair out trying to figure out how to get them to refresh or something. My permalink structure is /%post_id%/%postname%

It’s making me crazy lol

delete activity
`
<li class=”selected”>
<a href="//” title=””>

`

and groups link

`<li class=”selected”>
<a href="//” title=””>
`

Or, you might consider changing main navigation to a custom menu http://justintadlock.com/archives/2010/06/01/goodbye-headaches-hello-menus

@r-a-y @kateM82 what you guys suggested for “favoriting” posts from across a network worked great… but it doenst hold good with bp 1.5 beta 2… i still have the same code in bp-custom.php in the plugins folder… and i still have the same code in single.php… when i mouseover the link it does show me a “post id”… so thats not the problem.. and it does say… domain.com/activity/favorite/POST_ID/xxx …. so what then is the problem!? Could it be that in 1.5 beta 2… u have to assign a “page” for activity… and thats why its not working right?

If you think it’s a theme, you could try emptying functions.php to remove any custom code in there?

you can simple put the followung code into your theme function.php without editing core file.

/*Change the number of activity items to show per page */

`function my_custom_query_filter( $query_string ) {
$query_string .= ‘&per_page=11’;
return $query_string;
}
add_filter( ‘bp_dtheme_ajax_querystring’, ‘my_custom_query_filter’ );`

worked for me

couple of old classic links there

@andrewbuzz the table aspect for layout has been mentioned, but I really need to just labour a point, tables for layout are absolutely not the way to markup pages, it’s taken a few years to get everyone on board with this but nowadays you wil no one creating layouts this way. I suspect that you have ‘designed’ your layout in PS? and then have used a tool such as DW? to construct a layout.

I would urge you to stop and reconsider before you go too much further, table layouts are highly inflexible, next to impossible to re-factor (one of the main points with CSS-P ) not search engine friendly and a whole heap of other reasons.

Are you preparing this layout for a client or is this an existing layout the client has come to you with?

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/how-to-make-a-private-community?topic_page=6&num=15#post-86316

Derived from the above link, I use the following in a bp-custom.php file to exclude users that are not logged in from seeing the activity or members areas.

if( ! bp_is_blog_page() && ! is_user_logged_in() )
bp_core_redirect( $bp->root_domain .'/'. BP_REGISTER_SLUG );
}
add_action( 'get_header', 'sh_walled_garden' );

In bp-custom.php the above needs to be placed in a plain text file with “ at the end of the file….

== I think i have the activity in between the sidebars and looking OK. ==

Confirming that it’s looking good

== I just have the admin bar width issue to figure out ==

The adminbar in that permalink page is styled like so in bp-default adminbar.css
` body#bp-default.activity-permalink #wp-admin-bar .padder {
min-width: 960px;
max-width: 960px;
}`
I see you have a fixed width of 1000px for your site. So if you have custom.css listed after the @import of adminbar.css, just add this
` body#bp-default.activity-permalink #wp-admin-bar .padder {
min-width: 1000px;
max-width: 1000px;
}`
but if you use stylesheet listed before @import of adminbar.css, you’d have to add `!important` to your min-width and max-width

You should also correct the width of the site when in permalink view
` body.activity-permalink {
min-width: 960px;
max-width: 960px;
}`
change to 1000px

Create a file called bp-custom.php – it will go in your plugins directory.

Put this code in it:

function visitor_intercept(){
global $bp_unfiltered_uri;

if ( !is_user_logged_in() ) {
if ( ($bp_unfiltered_uri[0] == BP_MEMBERS_SLUG) || ($bp_unfiltered_uri[0] == BP_ACTIVITY_SLUG) ) {
bp_core_redirect( get_option('siteurl')."/some-page" );
}
}
}
add_action( 'wp', 'visitor_intercept', 3 );

Change “same-page” to where ever you want to send them or remove to send them to front page.
Note: this may not work if you are using BP 1.3

Terrible advice in this thread from people recommending edits to core bp files — any changes to them will be lost next time you upgrade Buddypress. Never edit core. Use the custom query filter instead.

Thank you all for posting this! I’ve been reading for hours and this has fixed my issues.

I’m running BP on a network install and want ALL subdomains to have use of BP. It was working on the main install but as I created subdomains, the BP pages (Activity, Members, etc,) was giving me 404 errors. I went down the htaccess rabbit hole for a while and gave up. Started at the beginning and reading thru all the forums that looked related and found this.

@WesCleveland – The bp-custom.php works like a charm so far. Thanks for posting your solution.

R-a-y – that doesn’t work for me unfortunately.

I am using the:
– latest version of WordPress 3.1.2
– Child theme of Suffusion

And the latest plugins for Suffusion BP Pack (1.02), BuddyPress (1.2., and s2Member (3.5.7).

Using the s2Member plugin settings, I have set my site to redirect users to a “Member Home” page upon logging in. This function used to work before I added BuddyPress + Suffusion BP Pack. However, since adding those plugins, I initially could not figure out why it no longer worked upon logging in. Currently, when a user logs in, the site just directs them to the main page (the default WordPress & site address). I disabled the other plugins and determined that it was BuddyPress handling the redirection.

So I made a bp-custom.php and added that code just to see if I can test the redirection function itself and it didn’t work. I even tweaked his code as well to try add_filter(“login_redirect”,”bpdev_redirect_to_profile”,100,3); Did I need to do anything else to activate the plugin or did it automatically run and link to BuddyPress?

Ultimately, it seems like I may have to implement a technique that onyx mentioned or something like http://www.thinkinginwordpress.com/2009/12/tweak-your-buddypress-login-to-redirect-to-the-page-user-was-viewing-while-login/

Does anyone have any thoughts? Thanks!

for the record I have just done this with your page and it works as expected!

`
/*
WOO CUSTOM STYLESHEET

Add your custom styles here instead of style.css so it
is easier to update the theme. Simply copy an existing
style from style.css to this file, and modify it to
your liking.

*/
#activity-stream .activity-content .activity-inner {background: red;}
`
Use this stylesheet they provide for most of your customisations rather than squirting them into the head.

You can thank Boone for the answer below. Replace scope=groups with what ever filter you’d like to apply.

Changing the tabs is an appearance issue; it doesn’t have any effect on the activity items shown.

Try the following function in your functions.php or bp-custom.php. The logic is this: If the query string is empty (as it is when you first visit the activity page) and there is nothing in the POST variable that says which scope to show (that is, the user has not clicked ‘All Activity’ and thus set an AJAX request into effect), then show only my group content.

`function bbg_my_groups_activity_default( $qs ) {
if ( empty( $qs ) && empty( $_POST ) ) {
$qs = ‘scope=groups’;
}

return $qs;
}
add_filter( ‘bp_ajax_querystring’, ‘bbg_my_groups_activity_default’, 999 );`

It looks like you need to do two things.

1) Don’t do bp_ajax_querystring( ‘friends’ ). The function does not take arguments like ‘friends’. Just do bp_ajax_querystring() in the template file.
2) Here is a function that, when placed in wp-content/plugins/bp-custom.php, will do what you want:
`function bbg_my_friends_activity_default( $qs ) {
if ( is_user_logged_in() && empty( $qs ) && empty( $_POST ) ) {
$qs = ‘scope=friends’;
}

return $qs;
}
add_filter( ‘bp_ajax_querystring’, ‘bbg_my_friends_activity_default’, 999 );`

The problem is that this is almost certain not to work correctly with the function you have in your template file:
`function my_query_filter_new ( $query_string ) {
$query_string .= ‘&per_page=10’;
return $query_string; }
add_filter( ‘bp_ajax_querystring’, ‘my_query_filter_new’ );`

If you need this latter functionality, I would try to do some work to combine the functions so that the query strings are added in the proper order.

I just try it above muchad’s code and put that in your child theme function.php. It works, why? Because the characters are messing it up. Here’s workable code:
`//=Change the number of activity items to show per page
function my_custom_query_filter( $query_string ) {
$query_string .= ‘&per_page=30’;
return $query_string;
}
add_filter( ‘bp_dtheme_ajax_querystring’, ‘my_custom_query_filter’ );`

Did you try adding the activity loop?

https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/custom-buddypress-loops/the-activity-stream-loop/