@rogercoathup So is there a way to pass both arguments through parameter scope to display your own and friends activity?
Example: scope=friends & just-me
If not then is there any hack I can do anywhere to get this functionality into the activity stream output. Thanks!
Anyone have a clue how to do this? Any links or documentation would be a big help. Thanks!
If you have a look in the code for bp_has_activities(), you can
see how it’s implemented scope searching internally, and then create your own version:
e.g. for scope=>friends, it builds an array of the friend IDs and sets that array as the user_id element of the filter.
Therefore, you should be able to do the same in your template — create an array of friend IDs, add the users own ID to the array, and then pass the array as the user ID filter to bp_has_activities().
@shawn38 –
If no one comes back with an example, and you need to hire a developer to help write the code, you can try on the Jobs board on this site.
I am actually developing a child theme for buddypress default that I plan giving back to the community so If you would like to help it would be an awesome contribution. Thanks!
Is there anyone that can help or at least point me in the right direction? I am almost done with this theme that I would like to release for free to the bp community. I just want this one thing finished before I do. I really would appreciate any help and I can give you credit on the theme for development as well. Thanks!
Being that this is the most major flaw of buddypress I have to BUMP! Sorry folks!
@rogercoathup If your not going to provide real world examples then just stop posting here. Most people on this forum are not php programmers and the ones that use it to gain money should be banned! If your not going to provide real world examples then just stop posting here. Most people on this forum are not php programmers and the ones that use it to gain money should be banned! @mercime This is just my opinion but I am tired of people telling you what to do but not enabling or giving you the knowledge of how to do it. Telling someone to hire a developer is not an option because most people including myself are poor, so @rogercoathup If your not going to provide real world examples then just stop posting here. Most people on this forum are not php programmers and the ones that use it to gain money should be banned! Post your bull on the job board if you wanna make money. If you really wanna help open source then quit beating around the bush and give real help when its needed!
@shawn38
Shawn Roger provides a great deal of help and support of the forum, and has provided you with some valuable pointers and guidance here which should have helped you. Throwing that help back in someone’s face and insulting them is not very wise, nor is it ever acceptable behaviour on open forums.
Many of us that can provide the help people require are ‘Professionals’ in the strict meaning of the word we earn our living from web development, I, nor any of the others I suspect, take kindly to phrases like and the ones that use it to gain money should be banned! it’s not a very clever thing to say!
This thread has become unproductive and I’m closing it.
Please avoid insulting members on this forum in future.
