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You could probably hide it simply with CSS display:none on those items…or try this plugin that blocks certain activity types. https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-block-activity-stream-types/

that’s interesting. I’ve been encouraging users to use their usernames! but that’s on a subdomain setup…I I’ve avoided doing that on my subdir’s cuz I can see how this could be a problem using sub directories. How exactly did he change is blog name to fix the issue? Because they can’t change their blog url […]

i think the developer is going to include that in a future version. i think as an expansion pack or add-on feature or plugin. I can see how that could be helpful for alot of ppl as it is quite a cumbersome process to not only add them but also coming up with them, tack […]

you could try this https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-profile-privacy/ and set those two fields for just user view. I mean if you really don’t want user themselves to see something they’ve inputted I guess you could use CSS to display:none for that field.(thats not the best way) but I would want to know where information I input went to, […]

if it can be done for groups…it could be done for members too, right. right? another plugin perhaps.

i’ve been using groups for this sort of thing. it would be cool to have xprofile fields for groups. a plugin perhaps.

i second that emotion…plus, I just got another bug popup here. I cannot edit site theme for a member site. I try selecting a theme to be active only on the specific site and it just kicks back after I save…no save. I was getting a message at top from total cache saying something about […]

I’ve also setup my admin’s secondary sites with their own total cache individual activations with all settings except CDN(since I’m still trying to figure out how to do that). Doing it this way helps tremendously since I have the blog and other primary sections on secondary sites. I only have Buddypress on the main site, […]

Page Caching Basic, Database Caching Basic, Browser Caching. I just figured out that Object Caching was messing up my Private Messages component. When logged in and bouncing from profile to profile and trying to PM a member sometimes the ?r=membername&wp_nonce=XXXX becomes frozen on a previous membername. Turning off the object cache fixed this so…

Ok thanks! I am definitely going to try it.

*by Excluding them I meant filtering them out from the main activity loop. sorry! hehe.

I’ll go over to the tricks post for the request! thanks again

i saw this briefly on your site a couple weeks ago. I am looking forward to working with it. I have been doing the same thing but in a round about way. On multisite i just have users add their rss feed url to a subblog setup on something like feedwordpress/wpomatic. It works well but […]

@Moominmama & @tolden Add this to your functions.php / that should be right…i think!

remove_action( ‘bp_nav_items’, ‘dpa_add_to_site_nav’ );

anything new here? I’m getting the logout thing too. Otherwise. its working pretty good for me so far, besides an issue with switch_to_blog function.

somethin i’ve done is move the comment post form up to the top of the comments instead of the bottom of the page of comments and styled it the same as the activity post form. this has helped boost comments a lot for me.

I was also good for about a month, spammer free, after applying a lot of the methods, including my own adjustments of site creation. And now all of sudden, every night. It’s almost like they also read these threads to see how they can combat our anti-spam measures, hehe.