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WPMU 2.84, BP 1.1.2, subdir install upgraded with no issues from 1.1.1 to 1.1.2 using autoupdater.
This seems like a bug and a fairly minor one, but just checking. If I’m logged in as admin, viewing a group that I don’t belong to, the Wire message box appears in that group for me, and I can type something in and hit submit, but nothing happens. No warning, and nothing appears on the Group’s wire.
If I join the Group, the Wire message appears as expected.
Preferred behaviour, I guess, would be to either hide the Wire message box and instead show a warning that I can’t post to the Wire unless I join the group (if that’s the intended functionality — I’m not 100% sure, which is why I’m asking here).
Topic: Several issues
Hello,
I’m hoping someone can help me with a major problems that I’m encountering with my BP installation.
I’m running WordPress MU 2.8.4. and BuddyPress 1.0.3
1) After registering, when a user gets the “Activate avatar” e-mail and clicks on the link they see their avatar. It’s uploaded just fine but the cropping tool is missing! So after proceeding you end up with the infamous bacl box. If you click on change avatar, this time it works fine and cropping tool functions properly.
2) Another cropping tool problem. This time with groups. The group avatar is uploaded fine. The cropping tool functions fine. Once you click on “Crop Full Size and Save” a new page comes up with:
Are you sure you want to do this?
Please try again.
You click on Please try again. and it takes you back. Same thing happens if you try again.
If you skip this step and finish creating the group. Then go to admin->group avatar and upload and crop the avatar it works fine.
3)Is the the abillity of users to delete their account disabled by default? If so how do I enable this? This is very important. I have seen it in another installation of BP.
For example: http://bp-dev.org/members/MEMBERNAME/settings/delete-account
However that page is missing in my installation but the code seems to be in the core files.
4) How can I disable/remove the activity labels across the board that display “active X time ago”. Most users obviously want to hide their online status and don’t want others to see when they logged in and for how long. Ideally this would be a user defined setting but since it’s not, how can I disable this?
Thanks.
Is there any way to hide this option for all users?
Topic: Hiding a member
Many people have been inquiring about privacy options in BuddyPress. Some of you are aware that I am currently coding a Privacy Component for BuddyPress. I decided that it is time to fill the community in on my component, providing more details and a timeline.
My Privacy Component will be entering a private alpha early next week. After the alpha phase is complete, it will then be available as a public Beta. If it goes well, and Andy likes it, it may be included in the BP core for version 1.2. If you look at the BP roadmap, you will see that that is when privacy filtering is scheduled to be included in core.
In this screen capture of one of the privacy setting screens, you can see that there are actually six user classification filters that can be chosen for each BP object. The sixth option, “Relationship Mapped”, is made available by a separate plugin which I’ll be releasing later. The default Privacy Component will offer five levels.
My current estimated release date for the first public beta is the week of October 5. This date may change depending on the feedback from the alpha phase.
More Details
This is taken from the Privacy Component’s current readme.txt file:
BPAz is a privacy control component for BuddyPress that provides a site’s users a mechanism with which to control who has access to which pieces of their personal data.
== Description ==
The BuddyPress Authorization component (also referred to as BPAz, BP-Authz, or BuddyPress Privacy Component) is a BuddyPress component that allows users fine, granular control over who has access to which pieces of their personal data. It provides this service by hooking into BuddyPress’ core functionality, thereby giving users the ability to control (grant or deny) access to each piece, or grouping of, their personal data.
The term “auth” is often used interchangeably for authentication or authorization. There is significant difference in meaning between them. Authentication is not authorization. Authorization is not authentication. Authentication must come before authorization. Authentication is handled by WPMU, initially by the registration process and subsequently by the login script. Authorization deals with verifying and managing the access rights a given authenticated user has to certain objects.
Because of this confusion, the process of authentication is now often referred to as A1, or AuthN, or simply Au. The process of authorization is now often referred to as A2, or AuthZ, or simply Az. Since authentication must come before authorization, the A1-A2 ordinality of the terms is evident. This also explains the alternate names BPAz and BP-Authz.
BPAz deals with authorization by verifying and managing access rights an authenticated user has to other’s objects–although a user may choose to expose their data to non-logged in users as well.
The core BuddyPress objects on which rights can be set:
- xprofile fields
- activity stream actions
- friends list
- groups list
- messaging
- blogs
- wire
- status updates
The basic access levels configurable per object (some objects offer only a subset of these rights):
- allow/deny anyone (globally public or globally private). This is accomplished by setting an object’s viewing rights to either “All Users” or “Only Me”
- allow only “Logged in Users” to view a given object
- allow only friends to view a given object
- allow only a specific list of users to view a given object. This is also called per user access control. This is accomplished by setting an object’s viewing rights to “These Users Only” and then entering a comma-separated list of usernames (a member’s login name) in a textbox that becomes visible.
NOTE: Per relationship-type access control is possible if you use my BuddyPress Relationship Mapping plugin. For instance, allow by friend, colleague, partner, client, customer, fan, etcetera.
Site Administration of BuddyPress User Privacy Tools
Site administrators have ultimate control and oversight over the configuration of BPAz’s features and functionality via an additional administration panel under the BuddyPress menu hierarchy. The BuddyPress Privacy Component is enabled by default for all object groupings. However, Site Administrators can disable user-configurable sitewide privacy, or even individual privacy control objects, by using the Privacy Settings administration panel. As the Site Administrator, you will always be able to see each user’s complete content. Users do not have any options to hide content from Site Administrators.