Annika Backstrom

Hello deruyck! Apologies, but this feature isn’t currently available. I could see adding a filter, or putting a user blacklist in the widget config. Would either of these options work for you?

Hey ranebo,

Are you still having this issue? If so, are you using a stock theme, or something custom? Happy to dig into the CSS myself if this is a theme from the official repo.

Yeah, the only really configurable thing is the author link. What else are you customizing?

I don’t have BuddyPress set up, but it looks like there’s a bp_core_get_userlink() function. Try this:

function my_userlink( $link, $user ) {
    return bp_core_get_userlink( $user->ID );
}
add_filter('wpwhosonline_author_link', 'my_userlink', 10, 2);

Untested!

The diff is 8 months old, so it’s likely out of date with the current release of P2. Not sure I’ll have any opportunity to fix it in the immediate future.

I assume it’s pretty common in P2 blogs for teams, where the whole point is that any user can create a post. That aside, the idea of a “profile” is different from blog to blog, particularly if you’re using something like bbPress.

The code sample I included above should work in your theme’s functions.php, though it’s hard to prescribe a “best” location. If you want to try adding it somewhere and reply again with your specific error, I can help you debug the issue.

I’ve bumped the plugin to version 0.6, adding a filter wpwhosonline_author_link to allow for customization of this link. By default, it uses get_author_posts_url().

You can add something like this in a plugin or your theme’s functions.php:

function mytheme_whosonline_link( $link, $user ) {
    return '<a href="/user/' . $user->user_login . '">' . esc_html( $user->display_name ) . '</a>';
}
add_filter( 'whosonline_author_link', 'mytheme_whosonline_link', 10, 2 );

debug-bar.php is calling $wp_admin_bar->add_menu() and specifying a parent menu top-secondary that does not exist before WordPress 3.3. Change this:

$wp_admin_bar->add_menu( array(
	'id'     => 'debug-bar',
	'parent' => 'top-secondary',
	'title'  => apply_filters( 'debug_bar_title', __('Debug', 'debug-bar') ),
	'meta'   => array( 'class' => $classes ),
) );

To this:

$wp_admin_bar->add_menu( array(
	'id'     => 'debug-bar',
	'title'  => apply_filters( 'debug_bar_title', __('Debug', 'debug-bar') ),
	'meta'   => array( 'class' => $classes ),
) );

Good call. If you can modify CSS on your site, you could set .wpwhosonline-recent and .wpwhosonline-ancient to display: none, in lieu of any code change.