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Topic: Create Breadcrumb navigation
there is no answer to this question, but i have a major need for a breadcrumb navigation list, possibly integrated to http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/breadcrumb-navxt/ …
i use a complete different theme than the ones provided with BP, and the theme is actually nesting a breadcrumb, but when i visit any of BP component, the breadcrumb is empty…
i think it could be based on the function bp_get_page_title(), but i’m not sure.
90% of the elements used to create the breadcrumb are there but also the url of the site is always built the right way, so i suppose it could be a snap to do it someway…
the only thing needed actually is a list in
- the same way we navigate thru WP usually…
can someone work this out? *(i’d be ready to donate if someone can do it perfect…)
Filters for the activity feed are important, and there are currently a few, but I need to extend that functionality.
My users need to be able to filter activity by categories like:
- Family,
- Philanthropy,
- Business… etc.
I simply want an activity item to have the same categories as the post item it points back to (if it’s a new post item or a related comment).
I see that there’s a plugin for categorizing everything, http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bpcontents/ , such as entire blogs, or users, or groups… but first off, it doesn’t extend to activity items, and second it is more focused on allowing users to actively categorize things – mine is passive, categorizing automatically, and simply giving users the ability to filter their lists.
so i came up with a few options, and i think i know which i have to take, but i figured i’d ask the experts, because well… you always have better ideas:)
1. (least flexible, and messy) modify the component or action fields of the activity items to include the cat, like “new-blog-post-PURPLE.” simple, and i can use the current filtering techniques and get_activity functions, but things can only have one category.
2. don’t modify anything in the database, but make a separate function with a custom MYSQL query that looks at the activity items and inner joins all the way through (to the post and then to it’s cat relationships) and return only those with the proper cats… ( allows multiple categorization and no database manipulation, but nothing is cached so it seems like a big drain on the server, and a fairly complex mysql statement to figure out)
3. make a separate Activity-Item-To-Category relationship table. this would bring down the drain on the server per-load a bunch, and allow for multiple categories per activity item… and it would utilize the categories already in the system… but still it would require a custom get-activity function and mysql call to make use of the new db table. this is the one that i think i’ll need to go with however. seems like the most flexible.
i’m actually hoping that i’ll be able to make use of the core bp classes to render the actual activity feed… for example the time_since function and whatnot.
but any suggestions for alternate routes, or perhaps simply tips to expedite it?
Thanks
Hi all,
I would like to add a chat plugin named WordPress Chat Plugin for 123 Flash Chat into this website. But i couldn’t add. It says the way to add a plugin in here is the same as the WordPress.org.
I am so confused about this.
I even don’t know how to add this plugin in WordPress.org.The explaination in WordPress.org is so confused me.
Could you help me?
Thank you!
Topic: How to use remove_filter?
I’ve gone through WordPress’s Codex but I can’t grasp how remove filter functions:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/remove_filter
Lets say that I’m trying to remove ‘bp_add_friend_button’
I’m guessing that the $function_to_remove would be bp_add_friend_button
Where do I find out the following info what the $tag and $priority?
You can create a custom home theme and replace the blog avatars with a default image of your own if you’d like. And choosing the creator is obvious to you, but might not be what someone else wants. The creator of the root blog is the admin account, but I always create a new user right away and use that new user as my active account.
When you first install WordPress and see the default theme, is your first response to say “it’s obvious the sidebar should be on the left side.” The default BuddyPress themes are designed to include all of the functions of BuddyPress to guide everyone into how to customize the use of them to do what you want and look how you want it to, just like the included WordPress themes do.
Sure, people have made ultra elaborate theme frameworks, but don’t expect that to come bundled in the BuddyPress core. You’ve got options if you don’t like what you see, so explore them.
No one is forcing you to use WordPress and BuddyPress, and if it doesn’t suit your particular needs then it isn’t the right tool for the job, and that’s okay.
Multilingual blogging and content management is a relatively new need, and as more people speak up and help out in areas of need, things like this eventually do make it into the core product
Remember that there are very few people that can do multilingual development, and even less that can do it well. It isn’t that no one cares, it isn’t due to lack of funding (you mean people get paid to do this?
), it isn’t because the need isn’t obvious, it’s because things are prioritized in the order that the WordPress community votes on, and for 2.9 the votes said media was the top priority. We’ll get there, I promise. But before we can do that, we need to finish some of the work we’ve already got first.
