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I’d second the blog posts count.

I use Intense Debate site-wide so I know I won’t see the comment count reflect accurately (although on a separate note I wish buddypress and intense debate played well together), but I’ve noticed that comments made on the P2 themed blogs in my site also do not register. Not sure where the issue would lie.

Thanks for a great plugin. I look forward to following it’s growth.

Great plugin, I love this, so very simple but great!

Only niggle I notice right now is as Brian above mentions. When no topics have been made by a member the actual text says

‘No forum posts made yet.’ where is should say ‘No forum topics started yet.’

As a future enhancement to the plugin I would love to be able to select exactly what stats are displayed in an admin panel. I don’t let my members post their own blogs as I use just a single install so for instance don’t need to display that if it is added to a future version etc.

Great work though it’s great!

@rich! @ etiviti

Got a bit of a problem. Don’t know why but on all new signups the profile stats area is buggy.

It shows No counts fine with all text displayed properly but when there is a count for something, e.g. a forum posts it merely displays the number but doesn’t label what is is so instead of showing:

’1 forum posts’

it simply says ’1′

I have deactivated ALL plugins except this one and it still happens. For some reason this is only afffecting new users and not old ones.
The new users I have created today were done manually through the admin panel and not through the registration form but this is the only thing I can think of that makes them different to the other members.

Any ideas what could be causing this?

@nuprn1 any idea on why I’m having the above trouble? Only happens with new members that I have created since 2..1.4.1 of BP. Stats are just showing numbers and not what the numbers represent.

ok, just made an update to v0.2 with an admin page to select which counts to display and fixed the wording. I’ll hold off on total blog posts until wp3.0 is out (i’m not set up on wpmu at the moment)

also some various actions/filters/template tags so if you wanted to change things up (ie, if a count is 0 via a filter you could just remove the text) or call out a specific count.

@linusf i added in a hook to display something in the sidebar_me area, just add this action into bp (bp-custom or functions)
add_action( ‘bp_after_sidebar_me’, ‘bp_member_profile_stats_sidebar_me’, 1)

@Brianglanz The second suggestion is more subjective. I would display “item-member-meta-stats” below or after “latest-update” and still above or before “item-buttons” – No bp action hook exists in the theme for this section – below the username or below the buttons

@nahummadrid – some of those counts already have functions in bp so i just added a hook: do_action(‘bp_member_profile_stats_header_meta’); that outputs underneath the standard counts – so just tie into that and output whatever counts. (if you need the days since number to calc a per day avg – bp_member_profile_stats_days_since() will return it)

1 & 2 – both of those are restricted due to lack of hooks within the buddypress group forums templates (poster-meta) vs bbpress

3 – yes i’ll add that in as an option for the sidebar_me widget – just did that for a quick fix.

4 – thanks

I can’t wait for the blog posts option. It is really useful to have.

“posts” is forum posts (i’ll change that in the next update) i still have yet to get up to full speed on WP3.0 – so i’ll check that out if it is not showing up.

i’m also researching into the total number of blog posts across all blogs in a MS install – nothing built into WP to pull this info out. (nor a plugin with any hints on getting there)

correct – that falls into the figuring out how to get total number of blog posts/comments across all MS blogs

@nahummadrid use this for now: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-member-profile-stats/other_notes/ (places the stats under the logged in sidebar area for that user)

Adding group count for members would be nice.

I dont use WPMU so I actually edited the plugin to make to make “User Blogs” “Groups” in the below file.
bp-member-profile-stats.php
I changed “$total_count = bp_blogs_total_blogs_for_user();” be “$total_count = bp_get_total_group_count_for_user();” Also removed “bp_core_is_multisite() &&” if check so I could user “blogs” option in single site wordpress.

Simple hack for anyone who wants to display group count.

Would be a easy nice feature to add.

also how easy would it be for me to make the Count number link to the corresponding lists?