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[Resolved] Can ”View” be removed from the Members page?

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    mattriggins
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    @mattriggins

    7 months ago

    First, thank you to ALL the BuddyPress team! You ROCK!

    Second, as title says, trying to figure out if the “View” link on the Members page can be removed. Looked around in the members index.php and the members loop but could not locate it there. The link typically goes to domain/activity/p/X/

    Thank you again!!!!

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  • Avatar of mattriggins
    mattriggins
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    @mattriggins

    7 months ago

    Thanks! :)

    I also just happen to find the hard code lol… ‘view_link’ => false in bp-members-template.php :)

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    mattriggins
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    @mattriggins

    7 months ago

    Think I spoke too soon. That hard code didn’t do it.

    I like the plugin! Thank you for recommending that! I’ve told it to remove the activity tab from the profile and that seems to have worked. The site still shows the users “last” post and “view” on the members page, and I’d like to remove that from there as well as their profile. Is that possible?

    Thanks!!

    Avatar of @shawn38
    Anonymous

    7 months ago

    If you can target that element using a development tool like firefox’s firebug then you could use css trickery to make it disappear. Example:
    #a_div {
    display: none;
    }
    That is probably the least destructive way to get rid of it in a child themes style.css If you wanna change the label then use a language file. Its super easy and also is not destructive:
    http://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/

    Avatar of mattriggins
    mattriggins
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    @mattriggins

    7 months ago

    Yeah i see what you are saying re: css. I have the development features turned on in Safari so can target that exact section.

    interesting enough, the ‘view_link’ => false parameter I set earlier DOES make it disappear, but for logged in users. Not for logged out (non member) users heh.

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    Anonymous

    7 months ago

    cool :-)

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