Hi Chris,
Yes, you can certainly protect it. It is doable.

I don’t think the code is the problem, others will have similar approach. I did not say that specific code is bottleneck. I said, this approach of serving media using php may become a bottleneck. But if there is a regulation that needs it, You may use their code.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Andi,

Thank you for the kind words.

1. I am still not sure as I have never found this issue. Try using 2 or 3 and see what happens.

2. That’s good.

3. I am sorry but the function ‘bp_core_new_nav_default’ is broken in BuddyPress 3.x . It is not working with 3.2 too and I have seen a ticket where it seems it will be available in 3.3. We will have to wait for it to use it again.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Max,

I am sorry but these plugins are not tested together. Please give a try and see if it ads to the queue(I doubt it).

If it does not, I can certainly make them work together. I will need 2-3 days to push an update for the moderation plugin to support it.

Regards
Brajesh

Hi Chris,
Even though the force profile plugin is from us, these two code are not guaranteed to work together.

If your goal is only to limit the site to logged in members, you don’t need force profile, all you need is the above code.

If you want to make sure your users have uploaded an avatar to use site, you will need the force profile plugin.

About wp-content, feel free to use their code. I believe it should not be protected even if you have moderate number of frequently accessed media. Since you are going to create a social site, It will prove a bottleneck.

Regards
Brajesh