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Cheers.

“so that BuddyPress users have a solid (and free) option for a theme that looks different than the default theme. “

Cool! Will you be submitting this to the WP Theme Repository?

Cheers.

Well I don’t know if this a bug or not, but I found (almost) the root of the problem and a relatively simple fix.

I discovered that the recipients table had entries for threads that were not in the messages tables. I don’t know where these threads came from, but they were definitely there. So I changed the messaging code to generate the thread_id from the recipients table rather than the messages table.

If this was some sort of database corruption, this was a reasonable fix for me. We don’t have enough messages for it to be a performance issue and if something else is inserting into that recipients table we shouldn’t conflict with it (assuming it is generating thread_ids in the same way).

I really don’t know enough about BuddyPress to know if this is a core bug or some other issue related to our theme (I can’t find any other references to that table so it’s kinda wierd).

bp-messages-classes.php:

/* If we have no thread_id then this is the first message of a new thread. */
if ( empty( $this->thread_id ) ) {
$this->thread_id = (int)$wpdb->get_var( $wpdb->prepare( “SELECT MAX(thread_id) FROM {$bp->messages->table_name_recipients}” ) ) + 1;
$new_thread = true;
}

Should be a case hopefully of grabbing a member then just doing a random and time restriction to that. I’ve not done it so theorising along with you about how it could be done.

1. Have a theme option you simple add the name then output in your theme files – simple manual method so of course requires more intervention. Does ensure they are valid to be featured in sense could use a reward / community builder.

2. Have a random function with a timer – less about featured more showing random member to me.

Could you provide a link to your site please so we can see?

You should be able to see all members under the members tab however could depend on your theme and / or plugins you have along with your install.

Could you also please try using the BuddyPress default theme as that may be a good gauge – I understand if that isn’t possible?

can not really understand what you mean by non-css. if you need program to edit .php files, take a look on macromedia dreamweaver. be sure to create child theme of bp-default – google is your friend!

Those conditionals do not apply to activity comments.

The easiest way is to use CSS to hide the comment link.

The alternative is to copy the entry template into your child theme and edit:
/bp-default/activity/entry.php

As for nested comments, currently you’ll have to apply a filter to “bp_activity_recurse_comments” (located in bp-activity/bp-activity-templatetags.php):
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/1.2.9/bp-activity/bp-activity-templatetags.php#L678

Don’t know anything about filters?
http://themeshaper.com/2009/05/03/filters-wordpress-child-themes/ (tutorial applies to themes, but also works for plugns; there are a bunch of tutorials on the web as well!)

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This will get slightly easier to modify in BuddyPress v1.3 as activity comments now have a dedicated template file.

Hook into the filters or actions whenever possible. (Basically anywhere in the codebase with an ‘apply_filters’ or ‘do_action’ call.) Otherwise, you’ll run into major upgrade problems and headaches depending on the level and complexity of your hacks!

Need a primer on filters and actions?
http://themeshaper.com/2009/05/03/filters-wordpress-child-themes/

That tutorial is for themes, but applies to plugins as well.

Hope that helps!

My first thought would be what theme are you using? If not the default BuddyPress one try that if you are able and see if you get the same result.

It would probably help to get a little more information too please. What version of WordPress and BuddyPress are you using? If possible a link to you site too could help.

Just so we can do a sanity check have you under settings enabled Groups for BuddyPress? I assume the answer to this would be yes as you can get to that page.

I also assume you have the permlinks set up and everything else works correctly?

I also assume you updated the theme to the latest version available or if your own theme made sure it’s updated with any recent changes?

It sounds a little drastic but as a sanity check what happens using the default theme for BuddyPress? My thoughts are this is could be a theme issue. Also if you have access to your PHP logs are there any errors in it when you create a page and it fails?

Does it do this on the default theme?

Well done!

Call to undefined function sometimes means an incomplete upload/upgrade or could be caused by some outdated themes.
– Manually re-upload WP and BP files via FTP/cpanel then change theme to WP default theme.
– Activate BP plugin and bp-default theme first, then the rest of the plugins. See at which point you get an error,

What theme are you using? Change to bp-default theme.

The “Blogs” button you would normally see in the bp-default theme only exists on a multisite installation. There are no “blogs” on a single install; only one “blog”. In order to see the blogposts created on the main blog (the only blog in your case), you would need to go to the Profile page and use the filter on the Activity Stream to view only Blog Posts.

WP/BP versions? Theme used? Plugins installed? Site URL?

if you have access to ftp, go to your wordpress’ home directory,
go to wp-content
go to themes
go to the directory of the theme currently being used
finally delete the registration directory.
Good Luck,
Zachal
(my site) zachal.x10.mx

GG!

Thats its a great job, i will be glad to translate to spanish if needed.

Very nice