It gets the active members but the selected class is off on the active | popular | newest. It says not recently active as well
What does the above mean?
You might want to investigate the use of class BP_Core_Members_Template also. Lots more flexibility there. /bp-core/bp-core-templatetags.php. However you’ll have to build your own output format and use the loop tags for that template.
There is also javascript that rules what’s going on in the members widget: /bp-core/js/widget-members.js
Also a css class=”selected” in the html output of the widget. Gotta take all into account and tie them all together.
I meant that when I change the code the selected class is still choosing the newest. Like the page loads and it thinks the widget is displaying newest but I changed this
<?php $users = BP_Core_User::get_newest_users( $options[‘max_members’] ) ?>
to this
<?php $users = BP_Core_User::get_active_users( $options[‘max_members’] ) ?>
There are less sign ups than activity so I wanted the widget to show the activity first.
Hi Modemlooper – not sure whether you’re still interested in this, but I was looking to make a similar change (I wanted recently active members to show by default). I wrote a plugin to make it happen: http://dev.commons.gc.cuny.edu/2009/09/07/new-buddypress-plugin-enhanced-buddypress-widgets/. Hope it helps.
