I think I have a similar problem. I am using rtMedia and can’t see the edit button ! or is this another problem somehow. my site is http://www.kawaii.com my activity feed: http://www.kawaii.com/member-activity/
Would really love to use this plugin. Appreciate any help.
Glad you guys like it.
rtMedia may be doing something unconventional with their activity posts. I’ll see if there is a workaround.
Latest release, updated today, allows for compatibility with rtMedia. It would bloat things to add code for every extra plugin. Add this into your theme’s functions.php file with latest release and it should work:
//rtmedia_update
add_filter( 'b_e_a_plugin_option_editable_types', 'add_rtmedia_activity_to_editable_types' );
function add_rtmedia_activity_to_editable_types( $editable_types_array ){
$myactivity_type = 'rtmedia_update';
if( !in_array( $myactivity_type, $editable_types_array ) ){
$editable_types_array[] = $myactivity_type;
}
return $editable_types_array;
}
Keep in mind, making rtmedia updates editable might add some complication for users, since the activity content is mostly html…
Thanks, that does work, but I see what you mean by html content.
My general users aren’t very tech savvy in that way.
Could something be added to this code snippet to make it only editable by certain WordPress roles. Like Admins and Editors for instance?
Cheers Ray
Could try this…
if ( current_user_can( 'manage_options' ) ) {
add_filter( 'b_e_a_plugin_option_editable_types', 'add_rtmedia_activity_to_editable_types' );
function add_rtmedia_activity_to_editable_types( $editable_types_array ){
$myactivity_type = 'rtmedia_update';
if( !in_array( $myactivity_type, $editable_types_array ) ){
$editable_types_array[] = $myactivity_type;
}
return $editable_types_array;
}
}
