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here’re the 3 counter. Their names are explicit enough i guess to see the right place where to use 😉

echo bp_friend_get_total_requests_count( $user_id );

echo bp_get_total_unread_messages_count($name );

echo count($notifications);

@mercime Quick question about your code, i had been using BP ninja successfully but i found that the “who’s online” widget is still available on sub sites and the plugin appears to not be effective on the sub sites showing my normally invisible super admin user so now i’m looking for alternative once again.

So my question is will this code cause all admins to be invisible or just super admins? i don’t think i’d want to hide anyone who creates a site.

Also has anyone entered this as a core feature request? Seems like it would be a great addition at least to me.

Hi not sure if this is what you are trying to do, if you go to http://smeak.com you can see it at work, we split the notifications intro 3, and into a custom toolbar we built for the network. Let me know to see if we can help

Please don’t post this question again we have had to close three threads one being three years old. In tech forums chose the most appropriate sub forum, post once then if no responses after a 24 hour period you may bump the post to prompt attention.

Continue in this thread:

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/users-posting-directly-on-buddypress/

@kolive67 Please start a new thread rather than drag up a three year old one, you will also need to be quite a lot more specific about what you need, Facebook on Buddypress is a little vague.

@webwarriorwng
I am the author of that plugin. Can you please tell me the problem you are faccing.

I will appreciate a little detail about your BuddyPress/WordPress version and theme you are using?

What I am looking for is something that works just like facebook on buddypress. I am new to wordpress. Any help is appreciated. Thank you!

@webwarriorwng what theme are you using? Possibly also JS conflict. You can ask for support at http://buddydev.com/uncategorized/introducing-buddypress-live-notification-plugin-a-facebook-like-notification-plugin-for-buddypress/

It will be as stable releases always are but obviously it’s presently only at beta 2 stage so users can test out and provide feedback!

@demetrius-pop rename the buddypress folder in wp-content/plugins to e.g. buddypress-xxx and then check if you can access wp-admin
– Was BuddyPress installed in main site or subsite?
– What plugins are you using?

closing duplicate of https://buddypress.org/support/topic/cant-log-in-after-installing-buddypress/

duplicate of https://buddypress.org/support/topic/post-a-question-on-my-website/

See the codex for guides, but you can stipulate your own template file to override page.php naming it buddypress.php or community.php. The individual BP template parts from /bp-legacy/buddypress  may be copied over to your theme child or otherwise to be modified.

If you need a greater level of template control then it’s best to drop back to overloadding the standard bp-default files in your child theme.

In  – hopefully – 1.8 a little greater level of template control will be provided for theme compat mode templates.

@panoravu You will probably have to just hire a developer because all the links relative to BP in the admin bar are dynamic to each user. I have been trying to get help myself but I guess its overly complex. See this thread:
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/how-to-split-out-buddypress-notifications-drop-down-items-to-their-own-top-level/
Sorry I could not help more, it is above my skill level.

As tedious as it seems @hnla ‘s solution is probably the most straight forward approach. If someone goes in editing database tables and they are inexperienced then they will likely crash and burn their site. I would follow his advice but that is my 2 cents worth anyhow!