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@r-a-y

Ive tried to edit global.js but it still doesnt work. Where can I download the patch and replace my global.js with the working version? Instead of having to editing the code manually?

Just to confirm that its buddypress 1.2.8 that is causing problem with this two plugins, i run another test, i upgraded wordpress to 3.1 everything is still working fine except the admin bar that clashes.

Does anyone have an alternative to minify?

@gunju2221

Hi again! As I mentioned in my 2nd post: “Removing the bp-adminbar is easy, it’s calling the wp one afterwards that’s got me stuck.”

Removing the bp-adminbar is not the problem. The problem is in showing the WP bar after removal of the bp-adminbar. Or, I should say: the problem WAS… It turns out the call to display the WP bar is surprisingly simple: `show_admin_bar(true);` So, the following in functions.php efectively replaces the bp-adminbar with the WP version. Now I can create the switch for my theme. Thanks for your help!

`define ( ‘BP_DISABLE_ADMIN_BAR’, true );
show_admin_bar(true);`

Thanks, but I think your last post was in answer to the last poster’s question in this thread:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/show-bp-admin-bar-while-in-wp-admin-only-and-hide-it-in-the-rest-of-the-site/

`remove_action( ‘admin_footer’, ‘bp_core_admin_bar’ );` effectively removes the adminbar from the backend, but that’s not what I’m trying to achieve.
I’m trying to replace the bp-adminbar with the WordPress adminbar in a Buddypress theme.

@gunju2221

Thanks. The end result is precisely what I’d like to achieve. But I’d like to be able to do it in functions.php so it can be included as a theme option (ie – a switch to select either BP or WP adminbar). Removing the bp-adminbar is easy, it’s calling the wp one afterwards that’s got me stuck.

can any one please explain this

If BuddyPress pages are not aligned correctly then you will need to modify some of the templates to match your theme’s HTML structure. The best way to do this is to FTP to your theme’s files at:

/wp-content/themes/jobroller/

Then open up the page.php file (if this does not exist use index.php). Make note of the HTML template structure of the file, specifically the `

@mercime , thanks for the link. I did that on bp_adminbar_login_menu successfully, but when it comes to bp_adminbar_account_menu, the array codes beyond my ability, so I am thinking to use bp_core_remove_subnav_item. Maybe it’s not the way–still need to work with the bp_options_nav array.
This is where bp get the sub-nav:

	$counter = 0;
foreach( (array)$bp->bp_nav as $nav_item ) {
$alt = ( 0 == $counter % 2 ) ? ' class="alt"' : '';

echo '<li>';
echo '<a id="bp-admin-' . $nav_item . '" href="' . $nav_item . '">' . $nav_item . '</a>';

if ( is_array( $bp->bp_options_nav[$nav_item] ) ) {
echo '<ul>';
$sub_counter = 0;

foreach( (array)$bp->bp_options_nav[$nav_item] as $subnav_item ) {
$link = str_replace( $bp->displayed_user->domain, $bp->loggedin_user->domain, $subnav_item );
$name = str_replace( $bp->displayed_user->userdata->user_login, $bp->loggedin_user->userdata->user_login, $subnav_item );
$alt = ( 0 == $sub_counter % 2 ) ? ' class="alt"' : '';
echo '<li><a id="bp-admin-' . $subnav_item . '" href="' . $link . '">' . $name . '</a></li>';
$sub_counter++;
}
echo '</ul>';
}

echo '</li>';

How can I check this array and filter items inside?