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Oops… forum enabled (forgot about that) 😉

Version 2.0 is out!

All user configuration options are now available through an admin panel under “Settings” > “BP-WP-Navbar”.

Enjoy 🙂

@hnla

You’re absolutely right! I do tend to give answers rather than what I myself ask for: help to learn how to do it… preferably with a working example 🙂
Still working on the admin panel for my plugin, and I’m starting to get the hang of things (I think…).

Go to “My Account” > “Messages” > “Notices” and click “Deactivate” next to the message you want to deactivate. 🙂

@circlereader

Yup, that plugin will allow you to have all nav links show in the adminbar. Then, simply hide the navbar and reposition the adminbar using the css rules provided in bp-wp-navbar.css. Voilà: instant single navbar with all the Buddypress goodness!

Enjoy 🙂

That’s kind of what I had understood too while I was trying to figure out the concept of “theme locations”, but I had hoped I was wrong… like I have often been before. I’ll see if I can dig up some other folks to also take a look. Personally, I’m treading unknown waters and I’m […]

Not quite… tables are created but the data is NOT saved. That’s where I’m stuck.
Thanks again for the time you put in and… take your time, there’s no rush.
I have to go pick up my bicycle from the shop and then I’m off to the amusement park to lose control for a while!

@hnla Hiya teach! Progress report here on the next update for BP-WP-Navbar: an Option Configuration Admin Panel 🙂 I’ve managed to get my head around creating an admin panel under Settings in the WP backend with the basic hide/show function labels/radio buttons. Code here: http://pastebin.com/F29UtJFh Tables are created in the database but I…[Read more]

@hnla

I’m just very grateful that someone knowledgeable is investing the time and effort to help out a motivated noob 🙂

Thanks!

@hnla I may have found some clues here: http://adambrown.info/p/wp_hooks/hook/wp_get_nav_menus?version=3.0&file=wp-includes/nav-menu.php And from here: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/tags/3.0/wp-includes/nav-menu.php … there are these nifty tidbits: function wp_get_nav_menus( $args = array() ) { $defaults = array( ‘hide_empty’ => false,…[Read more]

Here’s an option:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/custom-profile-filters-for-buddypress/

It turns any profile field into a clickable search term that brings up directory of all profiles matching that term. Could be useful… depends on how you want to use it.

@hnla Here’s an interesting question from a user which would render the plugin more user-friendly in a WP3.0 environment: “How do you change the label of the $adminbarPages 1 & 2 to default to the name of the custom menus? In other words, I don’t want to hardcode the labels into the navbar. Instead, I’d like […]

@hnla

Oops, my bad! Updated loader and readme. Thanks for that catch.
remove_action does sound like a better approach. If you could provide an example of how to code such a function, the class would appreciate the exercise 🙂