[@jannmirch Participant 5 years, 8 months ago]

Thanks for the reply. As I mentioned, I tested with another theme already so that was not the issue. I also had a couple of browsers open; one I was logged into and one I was not.

For whatever reason, it does seem to be showing all the buttons properly now.

Of note, in Chrome where I am logged in as an Admin, I can see variously:

• Request Sent
• Request Membership
• Leave Group
• Request Membership
• Request Membership

So it does seem to be showing the buttons for each of my 5 groups.

[@jannmirch Participant 11 years, 4 months ago]

@katemgilbert

Don’t know if you came up with a fix for this but here’s what I did…

I used the code as you posted it (based on my menus…) and added a style sheet for the other menus to not display that menu item. A hack I know but I searched high and low for a proper solution and didn’t find one.

#menu-primary-menu .bpprofile, #menu-sidebar .bpprofile {
	display:none;
}

[@jannmirch Participant 11 years, 4 months ago]

Thanks so much for your help! This is closer.

How do I keep non members from seeing the list of forums?

(And for my own education…how can I find a list of “components” to include/exclude”? I looked in the bp-core-templates.php file but couldn’t get the code to work.)

[@jannmirch Participant 11 years, 4 months ago]

Just to clarify…

I would like all the “regular” pages visible to the public.

All my BP stuff that resides in mysite.com/forums would redirect for anyone not logged in.

I hope this makes sense.

[@jannmirch Participant 11 years, 4 months ago]

This has been very helpful and I was able to use it to restrict access to member info but the forum stuff is still visible.

I have a site that has some non-BP pages – just generic stuff – that I’d like to leave public but want to redirect non members to the registration page when they try to access the forums.

Any help would be appreciated.