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  • shayne
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    @shayne-thiessen

    First thing you should try is disabling all plugins, except buddypress. It could be in incompatibility with another plugin.


    shayne
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    @shayne-thiessen

    If easy ads uses custom post types then it should be doable without too much work. But I’ve never used that plugin before.


    shayne
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    @shayne-thiessen

    Having the same issue. Is this going to be fixed?


    shayne
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    @shayne-thiessen

    Sorry for the double post, but a simple way of doing this is to just use css to hide the items.

    #settings-personal-li {display: nooe;}

    If anyone has a better way to do this that would be great.

    Otherwise this will have to suffice.


    shayne
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    @shayne-thiessen

    You could try this plugin. It is kind of what you want.

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-announce-group/


    shayne
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    @shayne-thiessen

    Sorry for the double post but i made a typo. My link sourcing where I got the code from didn’t work.

    Here it is.

    http://blog.etiviti.com/2010/03/buddypress-hack-remove-non-friend-updates-from-the-activity-stream/


    shayne
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    @shayne-thiessen

    I figured it out. For some reason WordPress decided it would be a good idea to hide custom menus added to the toolbar(when did they change the name from admin bar?) when viewing it on mobile devices.

    If you browse through the WordPress directory you will find the css for the toolbar in wp-includes\css\admin-bar.css.

    This line hides everything but the default items from the toolbar.

    	/* Show only default top level items */
    	#wp-toolbar > ul > li {
        		display: none;
    	}

    By changing “display: none” to “display: block”. That fixed the problem i was having.

    So hopefully that information is useful to someone.

    Oh and one more thing. If you need to modify the toolbars css don’t do it there. You shouldn’t modify WordPress’s core files. Instead you should copy that css to your themes style sheet.


    shayne
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    @shayne-thiessen

    Bump.


    shayne
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    @shayne-thiessen

    That will help.

    Thanks.


    shayne
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    @shayne-thiessen

    Okay I fixed it. You need to go into your phpmyadmin, and edit the database. What happened is when you try and create a post using one of the plugins, it created a notification, which is what causes the error.
    Just edit the table wp_bp_notifications. You just need to delete the rows relating to “posts”.

    Make sure to back up your database before you do that.


    shayne
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    @shayne-thiessen

    about 5 minutes ago i just discovered the same problem. I’ll let you know if i fix it.


    shayne
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    @shayne-thiessen

    Great Idea. So far I haven’t found a plugin that does this.


    shayne
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    @shayne-thiessen

    yeah? do you know when the next version of buddypress is coming out?


    shayne
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    @shayne-thiessen

    Is it ever going to be released??


    shayne
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    @shayne-thiessen

    Thanks for the link. I’ll check it out :)

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