Hi Nick,
Are you using MediaPress 1.0.6?

If yes, It can be easily done.

Step 1: Force MediaPress to avoid creating the context gallery on demand:-

remove_filter( 'mpp_get_context_gallery', 'mpp_get_activity_wall_gallery', 10, 2 );

Now, Provide your own context gallery helper by adding to the filter ‘mpp_get_context_gallery’ Please see how we do it in

mpp_get_activity_wall_gallery()

You can check the $args’component’] ==’groups’ to check it it is for groups wall gallery. Hope that helps.

Hi Andrew,
Please put it into your themes/or child theme’s functions.php

Hi Andrew,
Thank you.

Please put this code and see if it works for you or not?

add_filter( 'bppg_iwilldo_it_myself', '__return_true' );//do not generate css for us

//Our own css
function buddydev_custom_inject_css() {
	if ( ! function_exists( 'bppg_get_image' ) ) {
		return ;// no trouble when the plugin is disabled
	}

	$image_url = bppg_get_image();

	if ( empty( $image_url ) ) {
		return;
	}

	$repeat_type = bp_get_user_meta( bp_displayed_user_id(), 'profile_bg_repeat', true );

	if ( ! $repeat_type ) {
		$repeat_type = 'repeat';
	}
	?>
	<style type="text/css">
		body.is-user-profile .site{
			background: url(<?php echo $image_url; ?>);
			background-repeat: <?php echo $repeat_type; ?>;
		}

	</style>
	<?php
}
add_action( 'wp_head', 'buddydev_custom_inject_css', 200 );

You may twak the selector body.is-user-profile .site to suit in better way.

Hope that helps.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Clay,
Is the url pointing correctly to the paginated url like
http://yoursite.com/members/xyz/forums/topics/page/2/

Most probably the bbpress()->topic_query is not setting up properly. debugging it should help.

Hi Simon,
Thank you for posting.

1. We are not using WordPress media folder architecture completely. We are only using the WordPress base uploads directory. After that, Here is the terminology we use to save media

uploads[WordPress Base Uploads Directory]
–mediapress[MediaPress base directory]
—-members[User Uploads]
——user_id(actual value, the user whose media will be stored)
——–gallery_id[Actual media of all the gallery is stored here]

So, if you want to see all the media of user id 3, you will go to uploads/mediapress/members/3 and see all the gallery as folder there.

The thing is MediaPress storage architecture is pluggable and you can create your own storage manager by extending MPP_Storage_Manager class.

https://github.com/buddydev/mediapress/blob/master/core/storage/class-mpp-storage-manager.php

Here is actual implementation for local storage which is used in MediaPress by default.
https://github.com/buddydev/mediapress/blob/master/core/storage/class-mpp-local-storage.php

And here is how to plug it in

https://github.com/buddydev/mediapress/blob/master/mpp-init.php#L153

Once you do that, you can select it from the MediaPress settings.

The goal of MediaPress storage manager is to allow any kind of storage strategy to be used.

I hope that clears your first two points.

Everything goes to post meta as it provides a uniform and easy to use flexible key/value store. It is not going to hurt much(unless you are searching) as post meta is bulk cached(in loops) and individual access do not trigger database queries.

Hope that helps.

• This reply was modified 9 years, 5 months ago by Brajesh Singh.