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@onyx808

will my members still be able to ‘reply’ to the activity updates as normal if I insert this code..?

`function filtering_activity_default( […]

@onyx808
Did you ever figure this out? I’m trying to do the same thing…

@onyx808 thanks, got it! Is there anything I can add to it to make it display only the ONE latest update?

@onyx808: would your code work for my situation? I want to display ONLY profile updates (stuff posted to the “What’s new, x?” text area) on my sitewide activity page, but I want members individual feeds to continue to display everything (profile updates, blog posts, joins, etc.)

@onyx808, using http://www.domain.com or just domain.com shouldn’t make a difference to this plugin. Maybe you’ve go something a little strange in you .htaccess file? You should fix your domain to always use http://www.domain.com or domain.com for all of your site’s pages. This will help with SEO too. All it takes is a few extra lines in […]

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Oops… my comment about “Required” fields is a bit (a lot?) misleading 🙁

Users will not be able to save their profile settings until all required fields are filled out… that’s what I meant by “trapped” 🙂

@onyx808 That’s a basic feature of profile fields. Go to “Profile Field Setup” in your backend and you’ll see this: “NOTE: Any fields in the first group will appear on the signup page.” Simply click the “Add New Field Group” button and create the fields you want in that new group. They will not appear on […]

@onyx808 – FYI, this format is going to change in the next release as I’m phasing out this code. (Bad code by me!). It will be available in a filter instead. The better option is to remove the filter entirely when you’re on the homepage: `if ( bp_is_front_page() ) { remove_filter( ‘bp_get_activity_content_body’, ‘ray_bp_oembed’, 9 ); remove_filter( […]

thanks for pointing, @onyx808 .

hi @onyx808

would you mind sharing some info re how to?

thanks.