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Hi Avromy,
Thank you for the reply and the details.1. “Restrict access to members directory?” – By default, the directory is open to all if you have not made your site private(since you are using BuddyBoss, you can mark your site as private).
This option allows you to make members directory protected from Public/no logged users or site members.
In order to achieve that, you first need to enable this option and then in the next option “Who can see members directory?”, you can set to all, logged in or admin. If you set site admin, even the logged user’s won’t be able to see it. By default it is set to all and will have no effect.
2. You can set the default options in admin and then disallow users from changing settings(Only admin can change settings option).
Hope that helps.
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Brajesh- Brajesh Singh on March 30, 2022 at 8:13 pm in reply to: [Resolved] Hiding “whats-new-form” in member activity but NOT in Groups #44206
Hi,
Thank you for the question. The css may depend on your theme and template pack.Can you please tell me which theme and template pack are you using?
Thank you
Brajesh Hi,
I am sorry, I misread your last reply.This plugin does not allow filtering the default activity stream. It allows you to use a widget whose content can be filtered.
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BrajeshHi,
Thank you for the question.BuddyPress Moderation tools does all of the above and more.
https://buddydev.com/plugins/buddypress-moderation-tools/
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BrajeshPlease visit Dashboard->Appearance->Widgets, you will find the site wide activity widget there and once you add it, the widget settings will appear.
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BrajeshHi Fabien,
Thank you for the question.It seems you are using the plugin from a different developer. Please contact their support for the same.
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BrajeshHi Tosin,
Thank you.
It seems fine but most of the code is not even necessary. There is no need to rewrite the attachment/feeds etc.also, if you change the permalink in WordPress, the front value only affects other post types(custom post types) when with front is true. If you have only limited number of custom post types and you have control over how they are being registered, you can simply add rewrite=>array( ‘with_front’ => false)
This approach will be much suited if you have control over registered post type.
If the post types are being registered by 3rd party plugins, you may keep the above code insead.
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Brajesh- Brajesh Singh on March 30, 2022 at 11:39 am in reply to: Recent Profile Visitors, total number of visits count issue #44188
Hi Carsten,
Thank you.Please do keep me informed.
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Brajesh - Brajesh Singh on March 30, 2022 at 11:32 am in reply to: BuddyPress Profanity Filter extended functionality #44186
Hi Cristi,
Thank you for the question.We don’t have experience with that plugin. Our plugin does offer an API to filter any content.
You can use the following method to get the filtered content
$filtered_content = bp_profanity_filter_get_parsed_content( "the content to be filtered" );You may get help from the plugin’s support in using that function and filtering the content.
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Brajesh - Brajesh Singh on March 30, 2022 at 11:18 am in reply to: [Resolved] Redirect after activation in the email #44185
Hi Giuseppe,
You can dd the following code to redirect to site home.// redirect to site home when auto logging after activation. add_filter( 'bpdev_autoactivate_redirect_url', function ( $url ) { return home_url(); } );Regards
Brajesh