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> Whats the maximum visitors you can have on a site using your plugin and wordpress

There is no easy answer for this. WordPress runs well on a variety of small to extremely large sites. Scalability comes down to the exact code being run on the site, the amount of traffic and user interaction, and the infrastructure supporting the site.

Using a…[Read more]

The member filtering isn’t going to work like that by default. You’d need to write some code, though I think it’d work.

The bigger question for you is to decide how you want the BuddyPress/social data to behave across all these sites. You either want to activate BuddyPress network-wide in WordPress, or consider enabling multiblog mode:…[Read more]

This is not working anymore, even with the latest ugrades to BP 2.6.1.1 and WP 4.5.3.
Also the emails arrive in non-html version.

Who can clear this up?

Thanks in advance,
Pieter

Here’s an example of how to use the filter:

add_filter( 'bp_blogs_format_activity_action_new_blog_comment', function( $action, $activity ) {
// Do what you wish with $activity here.

$action = __( 'Your text here.', 'text-domain' );
return $action;
} );

I’m pretty sure you can use the bp_blogs_format_activity_action_new_blog_comment filter to do that.

BuddyPress Follow is one of the best. No need to worry about security or performance when using that plugin; @r-a-y will have your back 🙂

Actually, this setting is still there. Check this screenshot: http://take.ms/TOux7

Check that you have Extended Profiles component activated – as avatars/covers uploading is part of it.

BuddyPress registration page is quite big, it has a lot of inputs.
You can install a widget, called (BuddyPress) Log in. Here is info about it.
If you use Jetpack, there is a module there, that gives ability to define widgets visibility. Here are other plugins: one, two & etc.
Thus you will have ability to define, that this widget should be…[Read more]

I was just about to suggest you contact the plugin author as this sounds like it could be a bug.

Ah HA! My apologies, it seems as though conditional visibility is not a core feature of BP. As I am working with another developer I didn’t realise they had added this functionality through a plugin called “conditional profile fields for buddypress” https://buddydev.com/plugins/conditional-profile-fields-for-buddypress/

Sorry!

No worries, good luck with your theme!

Ajax fails usually because a necessary class or ID is missing from the DOM. Try doing a quick comparison against the default template to see what classes or IDs your customised template is missing

It just doesn’t work as expected. Is there a guide to implement this template anywhere?

I don’t think there’s a guide available. Can you describe how it isn’t working for you?

This is definitely not a message sent by the main BuddyPress plugin. I agree with @danbp above.

Hi @danbp

We have just the comment URL to start with so the method you linked to won’t work.

preg_replace() requires a pattern, a replacement and a source string. In your case the source string will be your comment URL. Try this:

$url = 'https://example.com/2016/07/09/post-name/#comment-12';
$pattern = '/#comment-([0-9]+)/';
$replacement = '$1';
$comment_id = preg_replace( $pattern, $replacement, $url );

Ref:…[Read more]