I was wondering the same thing myself however the site is on a standalone VPS Bitnami instance sitting on AWS Lightsail, no performance caching of any sort installed at the minute.
I need to check the age of posts I follow, that one was depreciated with the dinosaurs apparently. For those who come after this is the code:
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if (bp_is_groups_component()) {
echo (“request to join group to see feed”);
}
Thanks both of you for that one, list items now ticked off.
Prashant your change did the trick, I had that code in there before but I was troubleshooting a different issue and one of the steps had been to remove, never put it back which is poor show on my part!
That helped a lot, I’ve now got it filtering for the users activity on just their profile page. So we’re halfway there. Using your links I’m to the point where I have this code:
function my_filter_after_has_activities_parse_args( $r ) {
$r['per_page'] = 10;
if (bp_is_my_profile()) {
$r['per_page'] = 3;
$r['scope'] = "just-me";
} else if (bp_is_user_profile()) {
$r['per_page'] = 3;
//$r['scope'] = "just-me"; - I'll work out the code for just-them after I get the function calling
}
return $r;
}
add_filter( 'bp_after_has_activities_parse_args', 'my_filter_after_has_activities_parse_args' );
When I run this code on a normal users profile I get nothing changed (the final bp_is_user_profile() doesn’t fire). I’m on the site.com/members/user page and it’s the ‘home.php’ template that’s calling all of this so I’m at a loss as to why I’m getting no joy.
