something must be wrong with your setup or theme the “old way” still exists.
BP 1.6.3, WP 3.5, no other plugins, default BP theme – iow. a basic install.
Anyone else have this issue or any suggestions ?
sorry i’m not sure maybe someone else has a better answer but maybe try re-installing buddypress?
I’m seeing this issue on 5 different installs on 3 different servers – 3 custom themed, 2 not.
so you’re saying that when you visit the profile tab of your own member page you are not seeing the change avatar sub tab on any of your installs? is this something which just happened? do you see the other sub tabs (public and edit)? are all these servers using the same hosting?
No – visiting other member profiles as an admin.
Maybe there is an easier way, but this works:
`function profile_admin_check ($my_profile) {
if ( current_user_can(‘add_users’) )
$my_profile = true;
return $my_profile;
}
add_filter( ‘bp_is_my_profile’, ‘profile_admin_check’, 10,1 );`
ah gotcha, well what i do is have a plugin that allows me to switch into other users temporarily for that kind of thing but maybe your way is simpler so…
if you’re interested in my method the plugin is called user switching and on a member profile page there will be a button to switch into them then normally you’d use the admin bar to switch back but if you are getting rid of that there should also be a switch back link added by the plugin to the footer as well.
Yes, I’ve seen that plugin before.
I believe the filter above accomplishes the same thing, in this case much simpler.
btw – [embarrassed] how do you mark a thread here as resolved ?
i think only mods can do that. maybe you can if you can edit the thread title [Resolved] in front of the existing title is i believe the accepted format for that.
@shanebp @ubernaut if you’re the original poster, you can “edit” your topic and just add [Resolved] before your topic title, which I’ll do now for this topic. There’s a cool new plugin by imath which makes it much easier to mark a topic as resolved in your own installations http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddy-bbpress-support-topic/
