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// the problem with your code:
$bp->bp_like->slug = ‘bp_like’;
——————————————————
function bp_like_setup_globals() {
global $bp, $current_blog;
$bp->bp_like=new stdClass();
$bp->bp_like->id = ‘bp-like’;
$bp->bp_like->slug = ‘bp_like’;
$bp->bp_like->notification_callback = ‘bp_like_format_notifications’;
$bp->active_components[$bp->bp_like->slug] = $bp->bp_like->id;
do_action( ‘bp_like_setup_globals’ );
}
add_action( ‘bp_setup_globals’, ‘bp_like_setup_globals’ );

function bp_like_format_notifications( $action, $item_id, $secondary_item_id, $total_items,$format=’string’) {
global $bp;
$glue=”;
$user_names=array();
$activity = new BP_Activity_Activity( $activity_id );
$link=ac_notifier_activity_get_permalink2( $activity_id );

//si c’est le posteur d’origine, dites que vous êtes, d’autre dire de% s après
if($activity->user_id==$bp->loggedin_user->id){
$text=__(“your”);
$also=””;
}
else{
$text=sprintf(__(“%s’s”), bp_core_get_user_displayname ($activity->user_id));//quelqu’un
$also=” also”;
}
$ac_action=’new_bp_like_’.$item_id;

if($action==$ac_action){
//if ( (int)$total_items > 1 ) {
// $users=ac_notifier_find_involved_persons($activity_id);
$total_user= $count=count($users);//montrent de nombreux utilisateurs uniques ont commenté
if($count>2){
$users=array_slice($users, $count-2);//simplement indiquer le nom de deux affiches, le repos doit être aussi et ‘n’ autre a également commenté
$count=$count-2;
$glue=”, “;
}
else if($total_user==2)
$glue=” xxxxxxxxx “;//si il ya 2 utilisateurs uniques, disons x et y commenté

foreach((array)$users as $user_id)
$user_names[]=bp_core_get_user_displayname ($user_id);

if(!empty($user_names))
$commenting_users=join ($glue, $user_names);

if($total_user>2)
$text=$commenting_users.” xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx “.$count.” xxxxxxxxx”.$also.” xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx on “.$text. ” post”;//peut-on changer la poste à quelque chose de significatif en fonction de l’élément d’activité?
else
$text=$commenting_users.$also .” xxxxxxxxxxxx on “.$text. ” post”;

if($format==’string’)
return apply_filters( ‘bp_activity_multiple_new_likes_notification’, ‘‘ . $text . ‘‘);
else{
return array(‘link’=>$link,
‘text’=>$text);
}
return false;
}

}

Whilst I’ve not used it http://buddydev.com/buddypress/buddypress-user-notifications-widget-plugin/ may be useful for this – not sure if updated. I’d say you want to show as a number on top of a png background right? Writing to a png is a whole another story 🙂

Too bad about the release timing, but good work David.

Yeah, those fields will be empty unless the values are passed by whatever is calling the function that has the do_action ‘bp_before_activity_delete’

Iffy, but try adding this to the top of your function:
global $activities_template;

and then revert to:
$message .= bp_get_activity_content_body();

There is definitely some BP way to get the activity content… sometimes it takes some real searching.

And since the activity id is being passed, there is always the custom query approach.
If you don’t know how to do that, take a look at $wpdb and get_var
https://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/wpdb#SELECT_a_Variable

The query will something like this:
$content_id = $args[‘id’];
$content = $wpdb->get_var( “SELECT content FROM wp_bp_activity WHERE id = $content_id” );

Thanks for reply Paul. And yes, WP won’t check for that and if called twice there will be double headers and footers.

What I have found that these settings files (located in `bp-themes/bp-default/members/single/settings/`) are not loaded by the file `members/single/settings.php` and that is maybe why they override the original layout (they have for example their own `get_header, get_footer`, and `get_sidebar`). I found that by commenting the block of code responsible for loading these files in `settings.php` file which is:
`
<?php
/*
if ( bp_is_current_action( ‘notifications’ ) ) :
locate_template( array( ‘members/single/settings/notifications.php’ ), true );

elseif ( bp_is_current_action( ‘delete-account’ ) ) :
locate_template( array( ‘members/single/settings/delete-account.php’ ), true );

elseif ( bp_is_current_action( ‘general’ ) ) :
locate_template( array( ‘members/single/settings/general.php’ ), true );

else :
locate_template( array( ‘members/single/plugins.php’ ), true );

endif;
*/
?>
`

And the file still loading correctly, while doing the same thing in `members/single/profile.php` will break the theme loading.

I dont have specific need for that, but I am just curious about where these files are loaded from and why they dont follow the same procedure? I have made a custom header for logged-in users `get_heade(‘loggedin’)` and rather than only modifying the `home.php` file header only, I had to modify the header of these four settings files as well `capabilities.php, delete-account.php, general.php, notifications.php`.

Best place for this is https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org — log in with your username and password from this site. If you’ve got a patch, or more specific details on exactly what you want added, attach it to the ticket

Hey @shatter_

Thanks for your reply I love the snippit feature, but what I and i guess other users mean is if you could share the code used to build mashan.com

I can imagine developers jumping for the notifications up top with the dropdowns and a few other features. Would that be possible to share ?

Cheers,
Aron

@naijaping i must admit im blown away with your customisations on that link, how have you done it i would love to see some tutorials as ive been failing with buddypress since i installed it

heres what im trying to change so any help would be awesome

– Buddypress links ie profile settings etc on my own toolbar
– 100×100 user avatar on my header which when clicked goes to users profile page
– Fix spacing problems on buddypress members menu
– On profile & group pages i would like to add a widget space on the right hand side of the avatar and recent update message
– I use custom post types i. reviews, videos and articles i would love to add these on the profile page menu so it shows what they have been the author of
– i would also love to allow each group to have a about page with an option to add thier own facebook,twitter,google+1,YouTube and Email stuff to show up as default icons

I now its kinda cheeky but any help would be truely amazing, also what plugins do you use with buddypress, im gonna go now an try and add this notifications code

You should be able to disable the admin bar for logged-out users in the WP admin area by navigating to “Settings > BuddyPress“, then click on the “Settings” tab.

If someone really wanted to find out if you were using BuddyPress, then it would be quite simple. I would take steps to try and hide the fact you were using WordPress first, then move down the ladder to BuddyPress later on.

About notifications without the admin bar, there are some third-party plugins available like:
http://buddydev.com/plugins/buddypress-notifications-widget/ (a widget)

With BP 1.7, we’ll be adding universal theme compatibility, so we’ll be taking some steps to try and make life without the admin bar a little easier.

@kissandim didn’t get the notification. Just in case you haven’t found the solution yet, just move $profilelink before the $menu, therefore the last three lines should look like this:

$menu = $profilelink . $menu;
return $menu;
}

@cpinsd if you have more than one custom menu in your theme, find out the ‘theme_location’=>’???’ of that specific wp_nav_menu. For example, the location is mamamia then the code would be

// Filter wp_nav_menu() to add profile link in a specific custom menu e.g. mamamia
function mme_nav_menu_profile_link($menu, $args) {
    if( is_user_logged_in() && $args->theme_location == 'mamamia' ){
        $profilelink = '<li><a href="' . bp_loggedin_user_domain( '/' ) . '">' . __('My Profile', 'yourtheme') . '</a></li>';
        $menu = $menu . $profilelink;
    }
    return $menu;
}
add_filter( 'wp_nav_menu_items', 'mme_nav_menu_profile_links', 10, 2 );

@karmatosed,

Right. I wasn’t clear. What I meant was that if a running history of “notifications” were stored and available, then it should also be available for viewing. So, would that mean that the yellow notifications dropdown under the avatar becomes its own menu item… I figure that it shouldn’t be incumbent upon the user to determine whether a “notification” is worth remembering and thus, have to make a decision to “remember” that it occurred sometime. If I’m still swimming in muddy water, let me know and I’ll give it another shot.

I like the layout, specifically, the customized header. It definitely would get more user interaction and ownership of their own profile if provided the opportunity to customize it–could slot a slider in there… It would be pretty sweet.

Hi,
try this in bp-custom.php
remove_filter( 'wpmu_signup_blog_notification', 'bp_core_activation_signup_blog_notification', 1, 7 );

source infos buddypress /bp-core/bp-core-filters.php

The concerned filter do this
/***
* bp_core_filter_blog_welcome_email()
*
* Replace the generated password in the welcome email.
* This will not filter when the site admin registers a user.
*
* @uses locate_template To see if custom registration files exist
* @param string $welcome_email Complete email passed through WordPress
* @param integer $blog_id ID of the blog user is joining
* @param integer $user_id ID of the user joining
* @param string $password Password of user
* @return string Filtered $welcome_email with $password replaced by [User Set]
*/