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@apeatling This worked fine for me. Thanks.

Just caught wind of this plugin to hide admin activity: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-ninja/

@sbrajesh

No luck with that code to hide Admin activity. Can you pastebin to make sure I have it clean?

@sbrajesh I’m going to try that…Thanks

Tried it, errors.

Saw that one…premium.

@r-a-y Gotcha. Thanks for the help…

@r-a-y I’m reaching here to figure this out:

function my_bp_xprofile_name() {
bp_profile_field_data(‘field=Name’);
}
remove_action(‘my_bp_xprofile_name’);

@r-a-y Using the technique above, preferred, can you also remove individual items such as the required ‘Name’ for instance? I see no reason why this field is displayed when it is provided above adjacent to the user avatar. Or am I hearing that omission must be done by manipulating the profile loop?

@r-a-y After doing this, how do you remove the field from also displaying below?

@DJPaul Any activity that the Admin carries out in my opinion should be hidden. Starting a Group, a forum topic, etc. In my case I am creating a number of groups for members to join and I’d like to hide all of that activity.

Still curious about this one. Can we hide the Admin throughout BuddyPress activity sitewide?

I’ve been trying to figure this out as well.

Happy to say that: bp_is_groups_component() && ‘myGroupSlug’ == bp_current_item() works on my install with WP 3.0 beta.

This is a longstanding issue with WP/WPMU/BP. I’m not sure why in 3.0 the existing profile page wasn’t discontinued in favour of something that doesn’t require access to admin and that would be trumped if a BP install was present.

I’m having no trouble with poEdit and have successfully made changes to my .po file to create new .mo file for BuddyPress. What I’d like to know is whether changing the term ‘groups’ throughout my site will affect the use of plugins that specifically call for ‘groups’?

Anyone know if this is an issue?