Adds ‘Posts’ link to member’s profile page, and shows member’s blog posts on that page.

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Latest version: Download BP Posts on Profile (BuddyPress) v1.0 [zip] (Downloaded 5046 times)

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Installation

Download and upload the plugin to your plugins folder. You can activate it to test the BP Posts On Profile it provides.

Changelog

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15 Responses to BP Posts on Profile (BuddyPress)

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  2. This only shows the posts from the main blog? Not the sub-blogs?

  3. Any way to get this to recognize sub-blog posts in an MU community?
    Thanks!

  4. Huseyin Berberoglu says:

    @Greg, sub-blogs doesn’t supported yet. Maybe plugins support sub-blogs in next versions.

  5. Patrick says:

    Hi Huseyin,

    Great plugin idea! And it works just fine for the main blog. Is there any progress yet on a version to support user blogs? That would make this very useful for a network with multiple blogs per user.

  6. Huseyin Berberoglu says:

    @Patrick maybe with another version :)

  7. Jochen says:

    i’ll second that sub-blogs idea, it’s kind of lame without it ;)

    great work anyway, thanks.

  8. Didn’t work on my website. IS there anything I should do besides simple installation? I could not find a widget either.

  9. Ok. It is working now but it does not list the post submitted through a front-end form. Does it have a fix?

  10. [...] filter them out from the front page, but it worked like a charm. Also, I forgot to mention that the BP Posts on Profile plugin does this for all posts by user, and is quite clean and no activity stream to worry about. Hmmm. [...]

  11. Jon says:

    Any way to link the user to their posts, outside of the Buddypress admin menu? This plugin is doing exactly what I need…except that I would like the link accessible from other areas of the site besides only the social networking. I have social networking as only a component of the site…with an area that shows the user some options for social networking.

  12. Musa Shohet says:

    Hello Huseyin,

    I’d like to ask something about this plugin, if you may.

    When you click on ‘Posts’ in a user’s profile, it lists t the posts with all their content by the user. I’d like to know if there’s a way to list post-excerpts in the result-page rather than all the content of each post.

    What lines of code in what file should I modify to achieve that?

    Thanks in advance,
    Musa.

  13. Alemar says:

    I want the “post” tab to redirect to the displayed user author page instead of their posts being displayed. To be more clear, it would be /author/’name of the displayed user’ instead of /members/’name of the displayed user’/posts
    If this is not possible, how can i change the post display to thumbnails of posts and show the excerpt (first 70 words of the post). Thanks in advance.

  14. SeanA says:

    Hello, I am experiencing an issue where the posts show for page 1 but not for page 2-9 but to show from page 10 – infinite. Do you have any idea why? I am using latest wordpress and buddypress coupled with wpmu. Great plugin thanks!

  15. Sascha says:

    Hi Huseyin,

    that is a great plugin! Thank you very much!

    As I use several custom post types and would like to show all of them (posts, articles, jobs) I looked at your code to see if I could modify it to not only show posts, but to also show all other post types that the user has created and also create new tabs for each post type. Unfortunately I did not succeed – my PHP and knowledge of Buddypress is quite limited.

    Would you be able to get me started/ give me some hints as on how to accomplish this? Maybe someone else has tackled this already? Thanks!

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