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@modemlooper I appreciate your response, and your plugin development. Just so you know I have already pretty much exhausted the google searches and came up with nothing regarding this issue other than outdated, or depreciated material. I have scoured the codex for answers to no avail. I have done lots of the development on my site. Its just this one little issue that seems to elude me. If someone has any info as to how I can approach this I would really appreciate it and gratefully pass that knowledge along within the community. By the way modemlooper you have a very nice site. Thanks and have a great day!
if ( bp_has_activities( bp_ajax_querystring( ‘activity’ ) . ‘&scope=friends&scope=just-me’ ) ) :
*note: Just woke up. Still tired. Probably put something in the wrong spot… please add the code to your site carefully incase everything blows up.
EDIT: Here is a direct link to the list of scopes in trunk if your interested in doing some extra reading.
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/bp-activity/bp-activity-template.php#L322
@chrisclayton Thank you for your response. Well it didn’t blow up at all lol! Here is the code you posted:
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The problem with this after I tested it on my local server is that the second parameter overrides the first parameter. Basically now all it shows is the current users updates and not his friends. I think @modemlooper is right when he mentioned it would only accept one parameter. I guess the question now is how can you force 2 parameters, or filter it in some way, shape, or form so that it does return the user and users friends updates? Thanks again!
Ahh, your right. Sorry about that.
I’ll have another look at it in the moment. But, i guess if all else fails theirs a really nice looking filter hook inside bp_has_activities that looks like it has alot of potential to do something awesome 
@chrisclayton Okay, I appreciate any help or guidance from anyone!
Thank you!
You can indeed only pass one ‘scope’ parameter to bp_has_activities. We have a ticket on trac for this enhancement to be added: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3201
On a very very quick look, I can’t see a way of achieving this manually in the interim, short of filtering/writing your own SQL for BP_Activity_Activity::get().
@djpaul Okay, I am happy to know that the enhancement is being considered. Not exactly a quick fix for now, but I appreciate you clarifying the issue anyway.
Cheers!
