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i have use buddypress-activity-plus plugins in my site.

i want to upload my video and share user activity.

Hello Friend ,

Please help me,

I want to user activity share in buddypress

like any user upload image and i want to share this image in my activity…

Hello Friend ,

Please help me,

I want to user activity share in buddypress

like any user upload image and i want to share this image in my activity…

Oh and I forgot to answer:

Is it possible to post a message to a group (and all members) from my own (activity) stream? Like just type “@locomotives-group messagemessagemessage” and post it in my stream to do the same thing as your plugin does now when I post “@group messagemessagemessage” on the group wall?

This kind of thing, whilst a good id…[Read more]

@jmunce no problem! I’ve submitted to the offical repo so hopefully it’ll be available in the Plugin Directory soon.

I’ll definitely be adding the @ friends command next. Let me know if you think of any more commands that might be useful 🙂

My @group sent an alert (red dot) to group members! Functioning

@jmunce thanks for testing!

The problem @venutius found earlier was due to a conflict with another plugin. This will be resolved in the next version.

Yeah bbp is usually the prefix used for bbPress functions, so when you see it, think of bbPress. BuddyPress uses bp instead.

Also, just to add, when you see a prefix preceded with an underscore _ such as _bbp_activity_id, it usually means that particular function or variable is intended for internal use, and isn’t really part of any API offered.…[Read more]

Thanks @venutius, if you could open a new issue on GitHub for each separate issue you find that will be great 🙂

Like @venutius said, this is likely to be theme related. Considering the theme is premium, nobody here can see the code in order to try and help. You should open a support ticket on the plugin’s support website.

I’m still not getting any emails

You won’t get emails. Only “web” notifications are issued. That’s intentional because for large websites which have many groups with 1,000s of members each, it would put too much strain on the website’s email server. In contrast, “web” notifications are handled with ease.

Surely it should send to the group creator?

The creator is a group admin (group admins are slightly different to group moderators).

Thanks for the report @venutius. I’ve now fixed those warnings.

Do you have moderators set up in the group that you’re testing in? If not, the @mod command won’t send notifications.

@venutius you may have spotted a bug! Can you try again with @group and @mod (both lowercase)?

@venutius you’ll need to ensure the activity, groups and notification components are all activated. Of course, BuddyPress also needs to be installed.

Within a group, if you create an activity update or comment with the text @group, everyone in that group will get a web notification. The same goes for @mod, but in that case only moderators within…[Read more]

Thanks for the Group > Manage setting idea. I will do that at some point!

Yep, that’s intentional but I agree it may not be a wise idea and is something I’d consider changing if things get crazy.

I just wanted to let everyone come to the party and if a party goer misbehaves, hopefully a mod or admin can step in. 🙂