Wow, That was some fast reply 🙂
Sure, we are going to have some good time today after the release 🙂

Thank you. It will need some css. Will check with social login today and provide you the css.

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,
Just trying to find some clarifications here.
A Term can be used by more than one user, is that correct?

Also, you only want to display the terms used by the user and not all the terms in that particular taxonomy?

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.