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@majecdad

I did some digging and bp_blogs_activity_new_post_action does actually apply to blog posts so my apologies for leading you to believe it applies to activity posts.

To answer your question about component_id, the docs say:

ID of the BuddyPress component to associate the activity item

This isn’t hugely helpful because it doesn’t tell…[Read more]

@majecdad

I did some digging and bp_blogs_activity_new_post_action does actually apply to blog posts so my apologies for leading you to believe it applies to activity posts.

@majecdad

I did some digging and bp_blogs_activity_new_post_action does actually apply to blog posts so my apologies for leading you to believe it applies to activity posts.

Looking at your latest update, customize_page_tracking_args() is hooked to init which means you’ll be getting a new activity item added on each page load. I take it that…[Read more]

Thanks for posting your code. I’m pretty sure the bp_blogs_activity_new_post_action hook fires when you create an activity post, not when you create a new WP “post”

@rglennall I’m assuming this should go in your bp-custom.php file, see info here if unfamiliar:

bp-custom.php

Hope that helps!

That’s a really cool theme you implemented.

The left bar is also a menu in my theme, it doesn’t have anything in it now though.

Hi @majecdad

Considering your $activity_action should be “username created a new Post” but “username wrote a new item” is appearing, then your activity action is obviously being ignored.

What’s your whole code?

Hi @albydigei

This functionality is currently in development. See this ticket for progress:

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6057

Hi @adjunkten

Do you know if Goodreads has an API? That would make option 2 easier for you if you decided to go down that route.

Cany anybody help me with this?
I’ve figured out the blog and events are being created by
groups/single/plugins.php
and the key line on plugins.php is:
<?php do_action( ‘bp_template_content’ ); ?>
but now I’m stumped.
I just can’t find the code I can edit to change my outputted code.

thanks!

If any one faces the same issue, the problem is not in the .htaccess file (it’s correct)! The problem is in the apache configuration file, assure that you put AllowOverride all in the virtual host directive.

If any one faces the same issue, the problem is not in the .htaccess file (it’s correct)! The problem is in the apache configuration file, assure that you put AllowOverride all in the virtual host directive.

Any suggestion?