Hi Paul,
Thank you for the deails.

Here is an example how we add the media

$media_data = array(
				'title'				=> $title,
				'description'		=> $content,
				'gallery_id'		=> $gallery_id,
				'user_id'			=> get_current_user_id(),
				'is_remote'			=> false,
				'type'				=> $media_type,
				'mime_type'			=> $type,
				'src'				=> $file,
				'url'				=> $url,
				'status'			=> $status,
				'comment_status'	=> 'open',
				'storage_method'	=> mpp_get_storage_method(),
				'component_id'		=> $component_id,
				'component'			=> $component,
				//'context'			=> $context,
				'is_orphan'			=> 0,
			);

			$id = mpp_add_media( $media_data );

where
– type can be ‘photo’, ‘audio’, ‘video’ etc
– component can be ‘members’, ‘groups’ etc
-context csn be ignored

-component_id – is user id or group id
-src is the absolute path of the file on the file system
-url – is absolute url of the file
-mime_type is the mime type
-status – can be ‘public’, ‘private’ etc

Please do not call the mpp_add_media on mpp_loaded. Post types are only registered after mpp_init
So, It will be better to call at ‘mpp_actions’ or anything after mpp_init’ or WordPress init hook.

Hope that helps.

Hi Devin,
No That is not the case. BuddyBlog completely supports custom post type and their permalink and that is what is happening on your site.

There is a difference between default WordPress permalinks and the permalinks for custom post type. For custom post type, you specify it using the rewrite slug at the time of registration.

I guess you are assuming that the custom post type should use similar schema as the default posts but that is not the case. Whether you use BuddyBlog or not, that will have no effect on it.

Can you please tell me the structure you want to use for your custom post type permalink, May be I can find some option for rewrite slug.

Thank you
Brajesh

Hi Blade,
Thank you for the kind words.

Can you please check this with twenty sixteen theme? I just checked and the Member types were listed on View profile /edit profile page.

If you can help me find out the issue, I may be able to help.

Thank you
Brajesh

Hi Michael,
I have added the filters support. Once you enable the filters, It will list 4 sub tabs(or depending on which types are active) under MediaPress to list “Photos”, “Videos” etc. Please visit your MediaPress settings to enable the type filters.

About po/mo file, what is the name you are assigning them?

Hi Jasmin,
Thank you for posting. I am glad the second issue is fixed.

The first one is the default behavior. This plugin only shows the recent visitors to the user if they are visiting their own profile. For Example, User A can not see the visitors of User B.

Can you please post me a screenshot to show if t is not doing that?

Thank you
Brajesh