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  • Marc K.
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    @marc-k

    @bp-help: But the principle question is, how to hide ANY bp profile tabs!


    Marc K.
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    @marc-k

    Is there a way to hash private messages in BP for added security?


    Marc K.
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    @marc-k

    Hi Seth!

    Interesting, I didn’t know that you had a BP integration in place for EE. With which BP version was it compatible?

    I know that the BP core developers have their hands full of work, so I won’t blame them for not taking on a complete events module in the core.

    For me the question now is, which plugin takes the least effort to extend on our own. And yes, I know about your crowdfunding like offer to fund extensions to EE. But I need to meet certain deadlines and I don’t think you can guarentee a certain development until then.

    BTW, isn’t the “I’ll attend’ and ‘Maybe’ a pretty simple code addition? A user presses a button which captures that users user id and writes it into a custom field of the event page. The plugin then fetches those ids and shows avatars of those people who attend.

    I found an interesting tutorial (http://wp.smashingmagazine.com/2012/01/27/limiting-visibility-posts-username/) which might lead the way for my other request, specific event visibility/privacy:

    1. Only friends of events creator (again, write all the user ids of the event creator into a custom field thats not visible/accessible to users and then restrict visibility of event page to those users)

    2. Only invited (would require more work. First have a way to notify other users of the event by private message or BP notification. Write the user ids of those into yet another custom field, rest see above)

    I am pretty much a PHP noob. But are these things really so hard to do? More than a week of work for an experienced BP developer?

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