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hopefully… can’t guarantee a timeline but i’m recovering my data and updating a few plugins for 1.5.*

Possible it would stop working – as I won’t be updating them right now for 1.2.8/3.1

i just chimed in with a statement here:

http://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-edit-activity-stream/forum/topic/why-will-this-plugin-not-be-updated-for-future-versions-of-buddypress-1-3/#post-90908

No technical issues (well besides my main machine taking a motherboard crash) – but the main reason is personal time commitments with the birth of my son. Maybe in a few months when the dust settles more and some time will clear up but right now with major wp/bp updates – my plugins need to [...]

to get a list of groups which a member is a moderator/admin of try:

BP_Groups_Member::get_is_admin_of( $user_id )

and

BP_Groups_Member::get_is_mod_of( $user_id )

(returns an array with groups and total)

i would replace the settings 'screen_function' => 'bp_core_screen_general_settings' used in the nav_item with your own set of functions

category information is not stored in the activity stream (just blog_id and post_id)

ok – i’ll take a look in a few days. thanks for letting me know. (weird if there is a trailing slash then # – it works)

what version of bp and wp? as this might be severely out-of-date and not needed.

can use groups_get_group which returns a group object then pass the object to bp_get_group_name

noting the version of IE helps. just uses jquery but i tested with IE8/9 and works.

it doesn’t take in account the ajax that displays the update you just published. just the stale data at page load

there is no action to trigger on (though that wouldn’t allow you to overwrite a function – i don’t believe any “pluggable” functions exists in bp. action is just a hook point)

there is a filter on the return of that function though bp_core_get_username but passes the determined username

http://etivite.com/groups/buddypress/forum/topic/quick-tip-disable-group-activity-status-update-post-form-for-members/#topic

that limits HOW many members to display – not restrict the number members to join.

a cheap/simple method: if they share the same db – you could setup each wordpress instance to the same custom_user_tables

function groups_is_user_member( $user_id, $group_id )

well, your first question was about adding batch style via a db – if you looked how it called the class, you could pick up the raw sql instead.

that change is to a theme file – did your theme update as well? (or is it a child theme?)

same q

http://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/howto-move-a-post-and-all-attached-comments-in-basic-activity-stream-to-specific-group/