Hi Gregg,
The release introduced a filter like thisapply_filters( 'bpmts_is_user_whitelisted', is_super_admin( $user_id ), $user_id );
You can use the filter to white list users(I believe I noted it in the release note).
We plan to gradually enhance this and add a section in settings to whitelist users too.
Regards
BrajeshAs I have said before many times, I am smart and I notice things…
Sorry I didn’t see that. A filter is great.
Thanks gain for all the awesome support around here!
I’ve attempted to create the code in functions.php for this, but users who I have whitelisted still have the report button on their profile, and their activities. Is this code correct?
function whitelist_users_from_moderation($is_super_admin, $user_id) { // Default whitelist all super admins $whitelist = $is_super_admin; $whitelisted_user_ids = array( 2, 95 ); if ( in_array( $user_id, $whitelisted_user_ids) ) { $whitelist = true; } return $whitelist; } add_filter('bpmts_is_user_whitelisted', 'whitelist_users_from_moderation', 10, 2);
Hi Gregg,
Thank you.Your code is correct. Try reporting the user’s content and see what happens.
Since the front end report button is used too many times, we are not checking it when button is shown(it avoid n queries for author of that content). We test it when it is reported.
PS:- I just realized that in the current state of whitelisting, if a user is white listed, their contents can not be reported but they profile of a use can still be reported. I will fix it in the next update.
Regards
BrajeshGreat! Thanks again. Everything is working how it should then.
You are welcome.
marking it resolved.
Regards
brajesh
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