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BuddyPress Activity Privacy Plugin

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  • bp-help
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    @bphelp

    @megainfo
    I forgot to mention this scroll only becomes visible after I activate your awesome plugin but I am sure its probably a quick fix. Thank you again!


    bp-help
    Participant

    @bphelp

    @hnla @mercime
    I thought I put this topic in “creating & extending” but for some reason it showed up in “installing buddypress.” Could you kindly move it there please? Also can you change my topic title to “BuddyPress Activity Privacy Plugin?” Thanks guys! 🙂


    meg@info
    Participant

    @megainfo

    Hi bp-help :P, give me 5 minute plz to read all this posts


    meg@info
    Participant

    @megainfo

    Hi again @bp-help and thanks for feedback,

    The scroll becomes visible also without the plugin, i think is css problem from buddypress (responsive).

    http://s21.postimg.org/j822en8iv/resize_compact.png
    http://s17.postimg.org/wotdu057z/resize_default.png

    you can fix that by adding this css :`
    #activity-privacy {
    margin-top: 2px;
    }
    `


    meg@info
    Participant

    @megainfo

    The problem is from js code who animate #whats-new-options div, he make a div 40px hight.

    i find fix, i will fix the plugin by ading this code in js file

    
            jQuery('#whats-new').off('focus');
            jQuery('#whats-new').on('focus', function(){
                jQuery("#whats-new-options").css('height','auto');
                jQuery("form#whats-new-form textarea").animate({
                    height:'50px'
                });
                jQuery("#aw-whats-new-submit").prop("disabled", false);
            });
    

    bp-help
    Participant

    @bphelp

    @megainfo
    Hey thanks! I just added the code to the plugins js file and it worked like a charm!
    I also fixed the styling in my child Responsive Theme. Its just a matter of adding floats, and margin. On my bp-default child, twenty twelve child, and simplify theme child all work perfect as well!
    Again nice job and thanks for the great plugin!


    G
    Participant

    @gnetworkau

    @megainfo

    Nice plugin. Is it easy for you to include function in this plugin to do either of the following:

    * Automatically block (or make Private) the listing of posts in Activity from specific blogs on the network.

    * Automatically block (or make Private) the listing of posts in Activity from specific users of the network.

    I have been trying to do this for a long time but no such plugin or feature is available yet.

    Thankyou.


    timvango
    Participant

    @timvango

    @megainfo
    At first: Great plugin!
    I have one question:
    My whole site is only for members, so I want to remove the loggedin choice.
    I have tryed some things, but when I remove something, I get an Syntax error…
    What can I remove and what not?

    Thank you


    meg@info
    Participant

    @megainfo

    Hi @timvango,

    Add this code to your functions.php (make sure using BuddyPress Activity Privacy 1.0.3 or +)

    
    add_filter('bp_profile_activity_visibility_levels_filter', 'bp_remove_loggedin_activity_visibility_levels', 10, 1);
    function bp_remove_loggedin_activity_visibility_levels($profile_activity_visibility_levels){
    	unset( $profile_activity_visibility_levels ['loggedin'] );
    	return $profile_activity_visibility_levels;
    }
    
    add_filter('bp_groups_activity_visibility_levels_filter', 'bp_remove_loggedin_groups_activity_visibility_levels', 10, 1);
    function bp_remove_loggedin_groups_activity_visibility_levels($groups_activity_visibility_levels){
    	unset( $groups_activity_visibility_levels ['loggedin'] );
    	return $groups_activity_visibility_levels;
    }
    
    add_filter('bp_profile_activity_privacy_levels_filter', 'bp_remove_logged_in_profile_activity_privacy_levels', 10, 1);
    function bp_remove_logged_in_profile_activity_privacy_levels($profile_activity_privacy_levels){
    	return array_diff($profile_activity_privacy_levels, array('loggedin'));
    }
    
    add_filter('bp_groups_activity_privacy_levels_filter', 'bp_remove_logged_in_groups_privacy_levels', 10, 1);
    function bp_remove_logged_in_groups_privacy_levels($groups_activity_privacy_levels){
    	return array_diff($groups_activity_privacy_levels, array('loggedin'));
    }
    

    timvango
    Participant

    @timvango

    Hi @megainfo
    Which functions.php?
    That of my theme or an other one?
    Edit:
    My theme’s functions.php says:
    Don’t edit!


    meg@info
    Participant

    @megainfo

    Yes! in functions.php of your current theme.


    timvango
    Participant

    @timvango

    Thanks!
    It has worked!


    funmi omoba
    Participant

    @funmi-omoba

    @megainfo, You are the bomb. Thanks for this great plugin. I voted 5 star already.

    Future suggestion,To make it look cleaner, may be just a padlock icon with a dropdown arrow to replace the word privacy: . So when you click on the padlock it then display all the privacy level. just a suggestion.

    Thanks for your great work


    timvango
    Participant

    @timvango

    Hello, I have an request.
    A settings page for the user where he can select his default privacy level.
    That would be great!

    Greetings,
    Tim


    Monika
    Participant

    @monika

    this plugin doesn’t restrict the last activity

    it shows it under my nickname on my profile page..

    :((((


    bp-help
    Participant

    @bphelp

    @monika
    As a temporary fix you could make a copy of “members-header.php” in your child theme and rename it to “original-members-header.php” then in the one named “members-header.php” you can delete lines 35-43 like in the below code and save it. If it causes issues just delete the members-header.php you modified and rename the one you copied “original-members-header.php” back to “members-header.php”

    
    <?php if ( bp_is_active( 'activity' ) ) : ?>
    
    	<div id="latest-update">
    
    		<?php bp_activity_latest_update( bp_displayed_user_id() ); ?>
    
    	</div>
    
    <?php endif; ?>
    

    Monika
    Participant

    @monika

    Hi bb-help thanks, yes I can do this,
    I’m familiar with work arounds like this you mentioned above 🙂

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