I tried truelux’s code in the Nouveau activity-loop and that seems to work fine even when switching streams, why not use that? The key to it is to make sure you over-write the existing while ( bp_activities() ) : bp_the_activity(); which that code to get it working.
Your best bet is to ask rtMedia support for this as it’s not a feature of BP. Also I know you should be able to accomplish this with MediaPress. I know you can stipulate exactly what kinds of uploads are permitted.
So first of all you need a child theme, there’s plenty on plugins available that wil set one up for you.
Next you need to know which BP Template is being used by going to Settings>BuddyPress>Options, here you will see it’s either set to Legacy or Nouveau.
Next create a directory in your childtheme called buddypress/members/single/notifications
Next copy the file plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/(bp-nouveau or bp-legacy)/buddypress/members/single/notifications/notifications-loop.php to the notifications you created in your childtheme.
You can then edit this file to add your changes. in here you will find the function call I mentioned for you to add the args to.
It looks like the function bp_the_notification_action_links() accepts $args that would allow you to remove the delete link. So you could overload your `members/single/notifications/notifications-loop.php file to include something like the following:
Hi there, I don’t think BuddyPress will launch a front end post submission extension. You could raise this as a new enhancement request in Trac if you like but I’d not be very hopeful that this would be forthcoming.
By the looks of things this is a bug, the WP Function get_privacy_policy_url() was introduced in WP Version 4.9.6 however the BP function bp_signup_requires_privacy_policy_acceptance() does not check for that version before trying to execute get_privacy_policy_url(). Presumably you are using a previous version of WP and so this function is throwing an undefined function error. I’ll raise a bug report for this.
A possible fix for this is to add the following line to plugins/buddypress/bp-members/bp-members-template.php line 2421, just after the function bp_signup_requires_privacy_policy_acceptance() is declared:
if ( version_compare( $GLOBALS['wp_version'], '4.9.6', '<' ) ) return false;
I’m afraid post moderation is not a feature of BuddyPress. Do you have another plugin adding that feature? if so that plugin’s creator would be the one to ask. This will probably come down to the users capabilties.
Ok, then the next step is to go through the standard debugging steps by deactivating all other plugins apart from BuddyPress and see if registration works then, if it’s still the same try switching to the 2017 theme and test again.
Ah, that’s not the right way to do it, by doing that next time BuddyPress get’s updated your customisations will be over-written. The official way f doing it is to overload it by copying the file to the child theme directory and then editing it.
What you can do is download a fresh copy of BuddyPress and retrieve the original file.
