Hide Latest Activity to Visitors ( or non-signed in members )

[Analiza Roque]

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[Donald R Reid]

Bruce, Without using Design Studio how would you enter the codes ... 

Donald

[Bruce Gaynham]

Hi Donald,

You paste that code into your Custom Code box. My Network->Tools->Custom Code

[Bruce Gaynham]

Thanks Analiza. I thought I would leave it bright yellow as it is very eye-catching, and sort of shouts out at you to do something else in order to see more. ;o)

[Bruce Gaynham]

Would anyone be able to tell me how I would change the Activity Feed part of Bernard's code to keep the Latest Activity heading, hide the feed itself, and display the same message that shows on the Members' page to ask the visitor so Sign In or Sign Up to see that content?

As it is now it completely removes the Activity Feed section and is just blank where it should be, so a visitor wouldn't know that they are missing out on anything going on there.

[Bruce Gaynham]

In answer to my own question re hiding Activity Feed, just in case anyone else wants to do the same...

See screenshots for results.

Code for Custom Code box is:

<script type="text/javascript">
<!----Hide Latest Activity and Member Profiles from non-signed in visitors---->
if ((ning.CurrentProfile == null) && ((x$(".xg_widget_profiles_profile_show").length > 0) ||
(x$(".xg_widget_profiles_comment_list").length > 0) ||
(x$(".xg_widget_profiles_members_index").length > 0))) x$("#xg_body").html('<div id="jQH_HideProfileMessage">Please <a href="http://www.yournetwork.name/main/authorization/SignIn">Sign In</a> or <a href="http://www.yournetwork.name/main/authorization/SignUp">Sign Up</a> to see this page!</div>');
</script>

<style type="text/css">
#jQH_HideProfileMessage {
padding: 2em;
background-color: #FFFF33;
color: red;
font-size: 200%;
}
</style>

<script type="text/javascript">
 if (ning.CurrentProfile == null) {
    x$("div.xg_module_body.activity-feed-skinny").html('<div id="jQH_HideProfileMessage">Please <a href="http://www.yournetwork.name/main/authorization/SignIn">Sign In</a> or <a href="http://www.yournetwork.name/main/authorization/SignUp">Sign Up</a> to see member activity!</div>');
    x$("div.xg_module_network_description").html("Welcome Guest!");
 }
</script>

[talenttobediscovered]

This is very interesting I like it and I will try to do it.

Thanks