Only logged in users can leave comments on activities and delete that comments. Also, if user is "owner" of the activity stream he/she will be able to delete all unwanted comments on that activity no matter who posted a comment. Admins can delete any comments.

Plugin requires BuddyPress 1.1-beta at least.

If you find some bugs or have suggestions how to make plugin better, please let me know.

Screenshoots:

Activity comments form:


Activity comments post:

Installation notes:

• Download plugin: BuddyPress CPT Activity Comments plugin v1.0-beta

• Go to Plugin admin section and activate it

• Move theme files "/wp-content/plugins/buddypress_cpt_activity_comments/bp-themes/cpt_activity_comments" to your active theme folder.
  If your active theme is BuddyPress default then move cpt_activity_comments folder to "/wp-content/themes/bp-default".

Thanks for using the plugin.

Xprofile Privacy plugin will give your users option to choose which profile data they want to share. Profile data can be public, viewable only to friends or be completely private. Users can set their privacy while editing profile or within Settings section in Profile Privacy part.

Here are some screenshots:

• User profile edit:
  

• User settings > Profile Privacy:
  
  * only non empty profile fields will be displayed

• Profile page (viewed by the owner):
  

• Profile page (viewed by the friend):
  

• Profile page (viewed by not logged user or not a friend):
  

Installation steps:

• Download plugin: CPT BuddyPress Xprofile Privacy Plugin 0.1.1

• Go to Plugin admin section and active it

• IMPORTANT: In order to hide profile data that are not public when profile page is displayed, you will have to change one line in your BP members theme file:

  profile/profile_loop.php

  If you are using default BuddyPress theme, then the file is:

  wp-content/bp-themes/bpmember/profile/profile_loop.php

  Replace the line:

  4	<?php if ( bp_profile_group_has_fields() ) : ?>

  with

  4	<?php if ( bp_profile_group_has_fields() && cpt_bp_xprofile_privacy_allowed_fields() ) : ?>

• If you want to enable your users to set their privacy when editing profile data you will have to change one more file, this time BuddyPress core file.

  In the file

   bp-xprofile/bp-xprofile-classes.php

  find method

  BP_XProfile_Field::get_edit_html()

  and at the end of the method, just before return $html, add this line:

  $html = apply_filters('bp_xprofile_field_edit_html', $html, $this);

  I will post a ticket to ask BuddyPress team to add this hook into core, but for now this change is necessary.

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