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  • Keymaster
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    Thank you.

  • Keymaster
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    Brajesh Singh on in reply to: Buddypro Membership #23056
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  • Keymaster
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    Please look for activity-loop.php in your theme(should be in buddyress/activity directory).

    You will find a line bp_has_activity() there. You will need to set it like

    
    bp_has_activity('display_comments'=> 'stream')
    

    Regards
    Brajesh

  • Keymaster
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    Hi Paige,
    It is doable in BuddyPress but you will need to do some parts on your own(ith custom code).

    If you wanted flat categories, It could be done with member type and easily accomplished(you can let users select the type if you want).

    For hierarchical categorization, there is no direct solution in BuddyPress.
    There exists a plugin WordPress User Groups
    https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-user-groups/

    You can use it organize users using hierarchical categories. You will need to handle the listing and searching on your own.

    Hope that helps.

    Regards
    Brajesh

  • Keymaster
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    Hi Hugo,
    Thank you for noticing.

    In case of BuddyPress, It is not doable unless we touch the timestamp of parent activity every time a comment is made.

    BuddyPress does allows listing of comments as normal activity on top when we set display_comments=stream

    That view presents flat list of comments and activity (not threaded inside the parent).

    Regards
    Brajesh

  • Keymaster
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    No issues.

    Regards
    Brajesh

  • Keymaster
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    Hi Chen,
    Thank you for asking.
    I did complete the moderation part and recording of changes for the profile fiedl update.

    I could not release it as I was unable to plan the views properly. I am not sure how do I notify and list the profile field changes to admin in the dashboard.

    I am specifically having issue in how do we allow some field data to be approved but not others from the same update. Do we put a approve/deny button again each changed field?

    Thank you
    Brajesh

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    Brajesh Singh on in reply to: Cant fix this issue #23031

    Hi Simon,
    Please link me to the new site with a temporary admin access. Most probably write/read permission or some configuration issue. Can check quickly.

    Regards
    Brajesh

  • Keymaster
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    Brajesh Singh on in reply to: MediaPress db structure #23012

    Hi Simon,
    Thank you for the question.

    In MediaPress, we use
    ‘mpp-gallery’ post type for gallery.
    ‘mpp-type’, ‘mpp-component’ and ‘mpp-status’ taxonomies for type/component/status for each gallery and media.

    A media is a WordPress attachment(post type=attachment) that belongs to a gallery and has certain extra data.

    For each media and gallery, In addition to type/status/component, we store an extra field

    ‘_mpp_component_id’. It stores a numeric value which identifies the gallery/media association to an object.
    Depending on gallery/media component, It could be user id or group id.

    PS:- In MediaPress 2.0, we are migrating from the current taxonomy to a flat table.

    Hope that helps.

    Regards
    Brajesh_