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@kalico

I can do that. However, I haven’t found any documentation to that effect, and it seems to be much more complicated than the template hierarchy documentation implies:

Hmm I was 99.999% sure I had or we (r-a-y & I wrote the two main codex pages for template hierarchy) had explicitly mentioned this point about full templates but I c…[Read more]

Just sent a new issue!

BuddyPress Newsletter – #24 – BP security release, Community Hosting, BuddyApp Theme, BP with WooCommerce etc

https://www.getrevue.co/profile/bpmail/issues/24-bp-security-release-community-hosting-buddyapp-theme-bp-with-woocommerce-etc-48208

I do not use Twitter. When I register for a WordPress website, I do not realize that the username will be revealed in BuddyPress. I prefer to see my username as part of the login secret and I think many of my BuddyPress friends will feel the same. I would like to see a setting that makes it possible to use the real name or the nickname on screen…[Read more]

Hi @chavodbharat

No need to edit the core file. The bp_attachments_current_user_can filter can be used here.

add_filter( 'bp_attachments_current_user_can', function( $can, $capability ) {
if ( 'edit_avatar' !== $capability ) {
return $can;
}
// This will let all users upload an avatar (not just logged in members).
$can =…[Read more]

you mean to see forums from groups the user is member of ?

this may be a good start https://wordpress.org/plugins/match-me-for-buddypress/

How do I do that on the server side?

You’d use the modulo operator, like in my example above.

Did this work for you?

Ah, the “load more”. I forgot about that. In order to load your items (and activities) you’ll need to make an ajax request. In your server side processing script you can use the modulo operator to insert your items at every 5th iteration.

I’ve used Pastebin because there’s quite a lot of code to paste here. Notice my amendments on lines 34, 36, 37, 38 and 58.

Let me know if it works for you.

You’ll need to replace // Loop start and // Loop end with your actual loop. If you want to paste your loop here I’ll try to take a look

You can use the modulo arithmetic operator. Here’s an example:

$counter = 1;
// Loop start
if ( 0 === $counter % 5 ) {
// Do something here.
}
$counter++
// Loop end

Oh wow! Me too. Thank you for the question and answer.