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  • welshpixie
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    welshpixie
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    @welshpixie

    Also having duplicated status updates on the sitewide activity feed. Running the latest versions of both BP and WP


    welshpixie
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    @welshpixie

    Thanks for the help ^.^ We pondered on it and decided to keep images in the site feed, because everybody likes pretty pictures, and we just added some jquery to an existing plugin we had running on the site to resize any larger images to fit better (without it they were overlapping the boundary of the sitewide activity feed box by a long shot, hehe).

    (P.S. Thanks for fixing bug #1226 – that was one of ours too, hee hee)


    welshpixie
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    @welshpixie

    Thanks for testing and creating the ticket, BeLogical. ^.^

    No, not running More Privacy Options or any other plugins that manage privacy :)


    welshpixie
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    @welshpixie

    I’m having the same problem – would love it if someone could update with a possible solution? :)


    welshpixie
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    @welshpixie

    Ok, my code-happy man made the following as a work-around and ran it manually in the MySQL admin tool;

    INSERT INTOwp_bp_user_blogs(user_id,blog_id) VALUES (149, 157);

    INSERT INTO wp_bp_user_blogs_blogmeta

    (blog_id, meta_key, meta_value)

    VALUES (157,’name’,’Call of the Elements’);

    INSERT INTO wp_bp_user_blogs_blogmeta

    (blog_id, meta_key, meta_value)

    VALUES (157,’description’,’Following the Paths of the Shaman and Druid’);

    Where 149 is the user ID and 157 is the blog ID. That inserted the blog into the relevant database tables.

    It’d still be great to have a fix though so that we don’t have to do this for every user…


    welshpixie
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    @welshpixie

    Update –

    It appears that this is a problem for any user who created their blog as ‘hidden’ and now want to change it to ‘public’ post-buddypress-install.

    Their blog appears on the sitewide blog list, appears on the sitewide activity when they make a post, appears under their ‘recent posts’ tab from the profile as well as any comments on their blog under the ‘recent comments’ tab, but clicking ‘blog’ on their member profile still says ‘This user hasn’t created any public blogs yet’.

    Help! Argh! >.<

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