This topic has 5 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated 8 years by Radu.

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  • #135965
     HDcms
    Participant

    Hello,

    A member of the group A (or B) can respond and comment only in his public group
    In site activity, it was possible that everyone answers or comments.
    I just want to put the site activity as read-only for everyone except a role.

    add_filter(‘bp_activity_can_comment’, ‘bpfr_remove_updates_commenting’);
    function bpfr_remove_updates_commenting($can_comment) {
    $can_comment = false;

    return $can_comment;
    }

    is there code that can prohibit to make a “response” to comment?

    Regards

    #136008
     Radu
    Moderator

    Why you don’t hide via CSS all inputs for reply comm ?

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    R.

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    #136015
     HDcms
    Participant

    Hi,
    Yes of course
    I preferred masked by the code because there was not even a generated code and I find it more universal
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    #136102
     Radu
    Moderator

    Hi,

    We can provide to you only this CSS solution for PHP solution you should do it yourself or to start a collaboration with a developer for that .

    Check this php snippet that check if the logged user it’s author will load that css to remove the comm for replies in activity : http://pastebin.com/raw/9tvG3stC for other request like these you should to get a developer because those are not theme problems and our support team cannot provide custom support

    Cheers
    R.

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    #136784
     HDcms
    Participant

    Hello,
    Thank you
    I understand what you said
    Not mandatory (in newer more important than this one)

    I tried again but I could not make it work even not putting:
    #buddypress div.activity-comments form.ac-form {display:none !important; }
    style.css in the child theme or “Styling options” in the administration wordpress

    Regards

    #136815
     Radu
    Moderator

    If you will paste this css instead the old one that i have provided to you it works ?

    COPY CODE
    
    div.activity-comments form.ac-form {display:none !important; }
    

    If not try with this

    COPY CODE
    
    #buddypress div.activity-comments form {display:none !important; }
    

    If not try with this

    COPY CODE
    
    div.activity-comments form {display:none !important; }
    

    If you have cache don’t forgot to empty the cache

    Cheers
    R.

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