Hi Richard,
Apologies for the delayed reply.

No change in the plugin core file is required.
Please copy buddyblog/templates/buddyblog to your theme/buddyblog
Those are template files. Then,open posts.php and change this line

    $query_args = array(
		'author'        => bp_displayed_user_id(),
		'post_type'     => buddyblog_get_posttype(),
		'post_status'   => $status,
		'paged'         => intval( $paged )
    );

to

    $query_args = array(
		'author'        => bp_displayed_user_id(),
		'post_type'     => array( 'post', buddyblog_get_posttype(), 'other-post-type'),//all post types
		'post_status'   => $status,
		'paged'         => intval( $paged )
    );

That will make it list everything. Same goes for buddyblog/single.php

Hope that helps.

Hi Richard,

Thank you

1. You are right about that. The reason is I used ‘buddyblog_get_posttype()’ in the array. You can replace that by the custom post type and it won’t need you to select them in the settings.

2. This requires a change in core file, Please open buddyblog-functions.php and on line 58

change

$count = $wpdb->get_var( $wpdb->prepare( "SELECT count('*') FROM {$wpdb->posts} WHERE post_author=%d AND post_type=%s AND (post_status='publish'||post_status='draft')", $user_id, buddyblog_get_posttype() ) );

to

$count = $wpdb->get_var( $wpdb->prepare( "SELECT count('*') FROM {$wpdb->posts} WHERE post_author=%d AND (post_status='publish'||post_status='draft')", $user_id ) );

That will do it.

Hi Richard,

1. Yes

2. Currently, I was not filtering for post types, so most probably you are checking for admin account and even the pages are being listed there. If you want to query only for a few post types, you will need to modify that query and add something liek this

post_type =’post__type1′ || post_type=’post_type2′ etc. If you can provide me the post types you need, i will supply the complete query.