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Hi @ubernaut

I have installed the plugin and it happens the same: it appears to have the option but when I tested it the policy is not enforced and even logged out users can see the private fields on my site.

Ok, I know that it’s not a good practice to change the core, but if someone needs it, here you have how editors can edit other user profiles:

/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-xprofile/bp-xprofile-screens.php […]

Ok, thanks Paul :). I will update to 1.6 and will test with the bp_moderator capability.

Thanks anyway for your fast reply 🙂

Mmmmm so is there no way to do it with BP 1.5.5? 🙁

Yes @abysshorror it works, thanks, but it’s not what I was looking for.

@DJPaul yes, I agree, the function that I have to modify is bp_activity_get() in bp-activity-functions.php to retrieve an activity or […]

Hi abysshorror!

Thanks for reply so fast :). I have tried your code and it doesn’t work, even I tried with && instead || but nothing. The problem is that using both ways, it only shows the first scope […]

Hi Isbul!

with the plugin BuddyPress Private Community you can choose what will be private and what will be public:

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-private-community/

Hope it helps to you 🙂