@pcwriter: Thnx dude! Your sollution helped me a lot!
If I want the rest of my pages protected also, should I only use this trick on:
– activity-loop.php
– blogs-loop.php (nevermind this one, I don’t use blogs from users)
– groups-loop.php
– members-loop.php
or do I have to protect more files?
I read somewhere here, that the BP team is planning to add privacy options in future releases. I have no idea if they’re going to include these things in it, but I hope so.
I also found out that the RUO 2 plugin isn’t an option for me. I didn’t take a look at the s2members plugin yet.
Before I used the WP sentry plugin. This one works for Posts, but it also hides the menubuttons for pages if you’re logged in. So ome changes for this plugin would be helpfull too.
You should be able to fix this problem quite easy. I think the folder sitename.com/wp-content/uploads/ doesn’t have the right permissions. You should chmod them to 707 or 777. This way, Buddypress can create a “avatars” folder inside your uploads folder.
Yeah, now I see what caused the problem. I had groups with the second and third privacy option checked only. When I added a group without any privacy limiting options, I saw their topics on the forums page.
Thnx for your answer! I also figured out that it’s most likely to be the z-index. But now how to change it, because I can see it when I look at the webpage using Firebug(for Firefox). But it isn’t there in the stylesheet or the page itself…
When I look at the CSS in Firebug, I only see this:
element.style {
z-index:410;
}
But it doesn’t tell where I can find it.
Now I’m reading further on the internet, I saw this, saying that it has to do something with jquery: http://drupal.org/node/229348
Is there any way I can edit this? Why is it in the jquery javascript files?
