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    sunny buddy on May 6, 2024 at 9:52 pm #52481

    Hi Ravi

    That worked ! Thanks a hundred times for
    your help.

    buddydev is a great website.

    Thank you
    sunny

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    sunny buddy on May 2, 2024 at 11:21 pm #52457

    Hi Ravi

    Thanks for all your great help !

    Tried this , didn’t work

    <?php
    echo do_shortcode(‘[bp_is_activity_directory]’); ?>

    Changed theme functions code from

    this

    add_shortcode( ‘bp-activity-search-form’, function ( $atts ) {

    to this

    add_shortcode( ‘bp_is_activity_directory’, function ( $atts ) {

    —————–

    Then used shortcode

    <?php
    echo do_shortcode(‘[bp_is_activity_directory]’); ?>

    —————–

    That made the form but didn’t restrict it to the Activity Page.

    That’s all I can do.

    How do I use this ?

    ‘bp_is_activity_directory’ function

    Thank you
    Sunny

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    sunny buddy on April 30, 2024 at 4:00 am #52433

    HI ravi

    Maybe an easy way to put the search form only
    on the activity page would be to use the WP
    header.

    This worked but the form appears on every
    page

    <?php
    echo do_shortcode(‘[bp-activity-search-form]’); ?>

    This will keep a shortcode function on the homepage

    <?php
    echo do_shortcode(“[bp-activity-search-form restrict_to=home]”);
    ?>

    Could you help me specify a page ID number ?

    I tried some things, they didn’t work.

    Thank You.
    Sunny

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    sunny buddy on April 29, 2024 at 11:48 pm #52432

    Hey Ravi

    That code works ! ! ! Thank You. Thanks again ! !

    I tried the shortcode on the WP page created for the
    buddypress activity page. the form doesn’t appear
    on the activity page.

    So I made a new WP page. The short code works
    there and forwards to the activity page with the
    results.

    Can the search form appear on the
    activity page somehow ?
    If it was on top of the other content and
    pushed it down on the page the resposive
    theme would work.
    Can code be transferred from a newer
    buddypress and applied to a legacy
    buddypress?

    Sunnybuddy

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    sunny buddy on April 22, 2024 at 9:49 am #52380

    Works !
    Your great Ravi

    Example URL

    —https://buddypresssite.com/activity/?s=dogs-and-cats

    Is there an easy php that will create the same search
    form thats on the groups / members page?
    because that would work with the responsive theme !

    If not,

    If html is used on a new WP page to create the form,
    were and how are the posts rendered ?

    either way I can’t write that code.
    could you help with that?

    Thank you
    sunnybuddy

    • This reply was modified 8 months, 1 week ago by sunny buddy.
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    sunny buddy on April 17, 2024 at 5:25 am #52355

    Hello Ravi

    Well, both buddypress and theme are old ,
    legacy templet pack, the theme is full width primer.

    The theme has been heavily modified and runs on a
    large child sheet activated by theme functions code.

    buddypress is pre-Nouveau with a lot of plugs and
    theme function tweeks. There are core file mods for
    small things like number of posts or members
    per page.

    The theme is responsive / adjust to mobile
    devices. It might be better to some how create a
    short-code search page because I don’t know
    what a search form will do to the responsive
    activity page.

    No Youzify

    Anything you can think of would be greatly
    appreciated.

    Thanks
    Sunnybuddy.