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It’s doing the same thing for me. I had to deactivate it. This was a really useful plugin.

Does anyone know of any alternatives?

I have this same issue.

When I post a page BadgeOS detects the page, and instead of simply recording that it happened, it posts each awarded badge as being of type “page”, which then triggers another awarded badge. The cycle continues until I restart Apache, and I end up with 100s of pages saying I trigger badgeOS.

The same thing happens with posts as well. When I make a post, BadgeOS triggers, and then instead of just recording that I triggered it, it makes a new post of type “post”, which then triggers BadgeOS again. Like with Pages, this continues until I restart apache.

Either way, I then have to spent quite some time going through and deleting all the extra pages, along with all the Buddypress activities it adds.

In order to prevent this, I have had to disable to page and post triggers. To do that go into /wp-content/plugins/badgeos/include/triggers.php, and look for:

‘badgeos_new_post’ => __( ‘Publish a new post’, ‘badgeos’ ),
‘badgeos_new_page’ => __( ‘Publish a new page’, ‘badgeos’ ),

and add // in the front of each line to comment them out.

I just installed this plugin and had exactly the same issue. I fixed it by adding the following code to my theme’s function.php, so it would load the required media Javascript files:

function add_media_upload_scripts() {
    if ( is_admin() ) {
         return;
       }
    wp_enqueue_media();
}
add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'add_media_upload_scripts');

I’m having a similar issue with a similar setup.

I have an Ubuntu server running WordPress behind a firewall. The blog itself is able to send me emails (like Auto updates, new users, etc), but Subscribe2 will not send anything to me. I even tried using an SMTP plugin to change to sending through GMail, but that didn’t work either (I could get test mails, but not Subscribe2 mails).