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BuddyPress 2.5.0 Release Candidate 1 is available for testing.

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  • Neeraj Kulkarni
    Participant

    @neerajkulkarni

    The buddypress community is alive because of the people willing to contribute to the development of this platform. Cheers.


    Bert Schipperijn
    Participant

    @bertschipperijn

    Thanks


    kostasbarkas30
    Participant

    @kostasbarkas30

    Hello Guys,

    Buddypress is perfect and very good but lucks usability (which is one of the main principles in every software system). Aggregate all the mentions , favorites, groups, etc, etc in one name wall.
    Until now buddypress is very nice and good for developers and not for simple users!!!

    If we want to follow the principles of human computer interaction we should think about speed, efficiency, learnability, memorability and user preferences so make the user interface simpler.

    Buddypress is great


    aman29
    Participant

    @aman29

    ccv


    r-a-y
    Keymaster

    @r-a-y

    Aggregate all the mentions , favorites, groups, etc, etc in one name wall.

    Have you tried the Activity Directory page?

    If you are talking about the Activity tab on a user’s profile, then I somewhat agree with you 🙂


    BackpackersUnion
    Participant

    @backpackersunion

    Can the {{{{unsubscribe}}} link only be edited directly in the single-bp-email.php file or am I missing something within the new editor? Also, I think the unsubscribe token has one extra ‘{‘ on the codex page: https://codex.buddypress.org/emails/email-tokens/

    Really great work everyone! Thank you!

    @BackpackersUnion I’ll update the documentation now. You either always use two or three pairs of brackets for tokens.

    Two brackets: insert this value safely (escapes HTML).
    Three brackets: insert this value verbatim (potentially dangerous if mis-used).

    Always use two brackets unless and until you find somewhere you need raw markup.

    Going to close this now we’ve released 2.5! Please open a new ticket for any new discussions.

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