Hello, coders! Today, I want to share a quick tip I discovered while working on a project. I needed to modify some text on the personal activity page in BuddyPress and was searching for a conditional tag to check whether the current page was a personal activity page. After some exploration, I found the solution, and I’m excited to share it with you.
BuddyPress Conditional Tags
BuddyPress has a variety of conditional tags that can be used to check the type of page being viewed. In this case, we want to check if the current page is a personal activity page, which can be navigated to from the member profile page by clicking on the activity tab.
The conditional tags we need are:
bp_is_user_profile() /* will check the current page as personal profile */
bp_is_user_activity() /* will check the current page as personal activity */
How to Use the Conditional Tags
To use these conditional tags, simply add them to your theme’s template file or in a custom plugin where you want to modify the text or functionality. For example:
if ( bp_is_user_activity() ) {
// Your code to modify the text or functionality on the personal activity page
}
By using the bp_is_user_activity() conditional tag, you can target the personal activity page and make the desired changes.
Happy coding 🙂