BuddyPress Activity Stream Bump to Top Info
- Latest Version: 0.5.1
- Downloads: 5,064
- Last Updated: 573 days ago
- Requires WordPress Version: PHP 5.2, WordPress 3.2.1 BuddyPress 1.5.1
- Tested compatible up to: PHP 5.2.x, WordPress 3.2.1, BuddyPress 1.5.1
- Requires PHP5: Learn more
** IMPORTANT ** This plugin has been updated for BuddyPress 1.5.1
This plugin will "bump" an activity record to the top of the stream when an activity comment reply is made.
The original date_recorded is appended to the time_since filter with an additional class named: time-created. Both timestamps are displayed within the activity stream meta div
Related Links:
- Author's Site
- BuddyPress Activity Stream Bump - About Page
- BuddyPress and bbPress Developer Hook and Filter API Reference
Changelog
0.5.1
- BUG: fix network admin settings page on multisite
- FEATURE: support for locale mo files
0.5.0
- FEATURE: Restrict activity bump to certain users (site admins, all members, or wp_cap level)
- BUG: updated for bp 1.5.1
0.3.1
- Added filter bp_activity_bump_time_since to time-since output
- Added 'updated' string next to bump timestamp
0.3.0
- Plugin released
0.1.0
- First bp hack version
GitHub Activity
seeding
January 7, 2012seeding
Hi,
I was waiting such a plugin for a long time. It should be integrated to the core to my opinion.
I have tested the plugin on my live installation and actually it doesn’t work. I am running BP 1.5.1.
I have tried on several activity comments and updates and nothing happens. I have also checked in the db and also no changes. Where do the plugin save the new date_recorded, in bp_activity or elsewhere ?
By the way, I am using W3 Total Cache. (mostly default options with page cache, object cache and database cache on). Is there a chance that W3TC causes the issue?
Thanks for your appreciated help
Ok, I have read n the FAQ that it uses activity_meta also. I have nothing in this table related to the plugin.
Note: I don’t use default prefix for wordpress db.
Thanks for your help
What version of the plugin is installed?
What version of WP? (Multisite?)
What options are enabled with the bump plugin?
(prefix won’t matter – as proper bp functions are used to update the activity record and activity_meta tables)
Though, I have only tested this with bp-default theme/single WP install. Possible something was missed.
If you are comfortable debugging; try opening up the file bp-activity-bump.php and placing some simple debug/echo statements in the function etivite_bp_activity_bump_comment_posted – then we can find out where this is failing at with your install.
I use version 0.50 of the plugin, WP 3.2.1 (not MU) and BP 1.5.1.
I use default settings with the bump plugin.
Could you please give me the detailed statements to add to etivite_bp_activity_bump_comment_posted function in the bp-activity-bump.php file and i will give you the results?
Thanks
It works with version 0.51 of the bump activity plugin. thanks !
Hi, I’d *love* to use this plugin on my community site, but it’s missing an important feature for my readers: the ability to temporarily switch back to chronological order, maybe with a button roughly similar to the ones you can find on twitter search, facebook, google+ (ie: order by recent|comments)
How could it be possible to provide that kind of functionality?
Thanks
Unfortunately, no. This plugin “cheats” the BuddyPress activity stream loop by overwriting the date column in the database – for a given activity parent item. There is no secondary way to sort.