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Thank you very much for your reply!!!
What I want to do is to echo in the reply comment form textarea “@username” (where username is the username author of the comment I’m going to reply.

Add the “@username” for activity update relpy is very easy. I edited the file /plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/activity/entry.php

from:
<textarea id=”ac-input-<?php bp_activity_id(); ?>” class=”ac-input bp-suggestions” name=”ac_input_<?php bp_activity_id(); ?>”></textarea>

to:
<?php $userid” = ‘@’ . bp_core_get_username(bp_get_activity_user_id()); ?>

<textarea id=”ac-input-<?php bp_activity_id(); ?>” class=”ac-input bp-suggestions” name=”ac_input_<?php bp_activity_id(); ?>”> <?php echo $userid; ?> </textarea>

and it work!

On the contrary, when I reply to an activity comment (acomment) I can get the author username by bp_core_get_username(bp_get_activity_comment_user_id()); editing the file: /plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/activity/comment.php
but the button “reply” created by comment.php open the form created by edit.php and within this file I can get only the activity root user_id and I can’t get the comment user_id 🙁
I tried also with the GLOBALS variables but noway 🙁

So what I need is to pass bp_core_get_username(bp_get_activity_comment_user_id()) executed by comment.php to the file edit.php

If this is not possible or to difficult to perform there is a second possibility.

When I reply to a comment the post form is opened attached to the right comment. So it is enought to get the username from the <div class=”acomment-meta”&gt in the comment area itself. I tried to do that by a little js inside entry.php but I’m too basic to do that 🙁

If you need I can give you credentials to work on my test site. But it is a normal wordpress site with only buddypress plugin and the Minimal theme.

I hope to have been more clear now. If not, I can do another try 😉 but I think that images are not useful for a better explanation of the problem 🙁

It would be fantastic if you could help me as I can’t solve it by myself 🙁
Kisses!
Giuly

Well, I asked the developer behind the theme I´m using and got this code:

function sq7_extra_fields_members_directory() {
 
    $location = bp_get_member_profile_data('field=Location');
    $specialization = bp_get_member_profile_data('field=Specialization');
 
    if ($specialization || $location) {
        echo '<div class="mdetcenter">'. 'Location : ' . $location . '</div>';
        echo '<div class="mdetcenter">'. 'Specialization : ' . $specialization . '</div>';
    }
 
}
add_action('bp_directory_members_item', 'sq7_extra_fields_members_directory');

But, when I add the code and update, I get this message from WordPress:
Could not communicate back with the site to check for faulty errors, so the PHP change was reset. You must upload your change to the PHP file in another way, for example, with SFTP.

Could be related to my PHP version…

Wow I’m late on getting back to this. The issue is still ongoing. Nothing aligns in the multiline text box element in user profiles. I noticed that when centering in the “Visual” tab, and then going to the “Text” tab, I can see the HTML code that would center the text. After saving, that HTML code vanishes. It doesn’t seem to get saved or applied to the page, like it’s being stripped away.

WordPress: 4.9.4
BuddyPress: 2.9.3
Site: newenglandfurs.org
Theme(s) tested: Avant (Primary)
Example: http://newenglandfurs.org/members/rexormunde/profile/

So after making it private, it started showing me that error you said it would show if I deleted it.
The following active BuddyPress Components do not have associated WordPress Pages: Activity Streams. Repair

Ah, forgot to answer these:

• WordPress ver. 4.9.4
• BuddyPress ver. 2.9.3
• Installation: Runs in main directory (public_html)
• Upgraded from WordPress ver. — I’m going to guess 4.9.3?
• Yep, WP was working fine. It still is, I just recovered it from a pretty bad PHP error. (disclaimer, I have NO idea how to PHP)
• Upgraded from bbPress 2.9.2
• Other Plugins: Akismet 4.0.3; bbpress 2.5.14; Blackhole for Bad Bots 1.8; Comment Mention Notifications 1.0.0; Custom Sidebars 3.1.2; Fancybox for WordPress 3.0.13; Jetpack 5.8; MailChimp 4.1.15; Maintenance 3.6.1; SiteOrigin Page Builder 2.6.2; Patreon for WordPress 2.6.2; Responsive Menu 3.1.13; Shortcodes Ultimate 5.0.3; SiteOrigin CSS 1.1.5; SiteOrigin Widgets Bundle 1.11.4; UpdraftPlus – Backup/Restore 1.14.4; User Role Editor 4.4; WooCommerce 3.3.3; WooCommerce Services 1.11.0; WordPoints 2.4.1; WP Super Cache 1.5.9; Yoast SEO 6.3.1
• Parent Theme: Rose
• I’ve uploaded the Rose theme and made a child theme. I’ve also altered wp-config.php to allow Multisite functionality.
• bbp-custom.php– I made one now! There are no functions.
• Hosted through BlueHost.
• Server OS: More than likely Linux (Apache).

Recent errors:

[03-Mar-2018 00:25:08 UTC] PHP Warning: Missing argument 1 for WP_Widget::__construct(), called in /home1/database/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-widget-factory.php on line 100 and defined in /home1/database/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-widget.php on line 162
[03-Mar-2018 00:25:08 UTC] PHP Warning: Missing argument 2 for WP_Widget::__construct(), called in /home1/database/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-widget-factory.php on line 100 and defined in /home1/database/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-widget.php on line 162
[03-Mar-2018 00:25:08 UTC] PHP Warning: Missing argument 1 for WP_Widget::__construct(), called in /home1/database/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-widget-factory.php on line 100 and defined in /home1/database/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-widget.php on line 162
[03-Mar-2018 00:25:08 UTC] PHP Warning: Missing argument 2 for WP_Widget::__construct(), called in /home1/database/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-widget-factory.php on line 100 and defined in /home1/database/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-widget.php on line 162
[03-Mar-2018 00:25:08 UTC] PHP Warning: Missing argument 1 for WP_Widget::__construct(), called in /home1/database/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-widget-factory.php on line 100 and defined in /home1/database/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-widget.php on line 162
[03-Mar-2018 00:25:08 UTC] PHP Warning: Missing argument 2 for WP_Widget::__construct(), called in /home1/database/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-widget-factory.php on line 100 and defined in /home1/database/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-widget.php on line 162
[03-Mar-2018 00:25:08 UTC] PHP Warning: Missing argument 1 for WP_Widget::__construct(), called in /home1/database/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-widget-factory.php on line 100 and defined in /home1/database/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-widget.php on line 162
[03-Mar-2018 00:25:08 UTC] PHP Warning: Missing argument 2 for WP_Widget::__construct(), called in /home1/database/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-widget-factory.php on line 100 and defined in /home1/database/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-widget.php on line 162
[03-Mar-2018 00:25:08 UTC] PHP Warning: Missing argument 1 for WP_Widget::__construct(), called in /home1/database/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-widget-factory.php on line 100 and defined in /home1/database/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-widget.php on line 162
[03-Mar-2018 00:25:08 UTC] PHP Warning: Missing argument 2 for WP_Widget::__construct(), called in /home1/database/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-widget-factory.php on line 100 and defined in /home1/database/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-widget.php on line 162