Hi there,

Unfortunately, we don't have this feature currently. But it would be best if you can submit a feature request regarding this issues by creating a new ticket on the forums and set it to "Feature Request", so everyone else could vote for it, the more people request on this, and we will priority consider it.

By the way, can you try to upload attached files at this path /templates/mytemplate/html/com_easydiscuss/profile/default.php
and disable 'Show User's Online State' at Backend>Components>Easydiscuss>Settings>Layout>Users and see how it goes

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thanks for the "hack" but it would be hard to manage that and will be always overwritten from a update. So I would prefer a option somehow. Maybe as a good idea it could be combined with the "privacy" options I saw in easysocial. So if the user prefer now to show that, then he can hide it.

The feature request is now here.

Hi there,

Actually, those hacks i suggested above are on your template override, that means those files wont be overridden on your next update/upgrade.

The feature request is now here.

But, if that so, thanks for your understanding we will see if we can implement this once got people vote for it.

yes but if you change something I need to update the template overwrite, so its still a hack a workaround. Its not a direct core hack, but it still do not catch your updates when I put that file in my template.

However if i got some legal issues here in Germany due to that I will consider doing that.

Hi there,

yes but if you change something I need to update the template overwrite, so its still a hack a workaround. Its not a direct core hack, but it still do not catch your updates when I put that file in my template.

Those template override wont be override as long as you didn't delete those file you made. Maybe i didn't explain you clearly, maybe you can refer to our docs here https://stackideas.com/docs/easydiscuss/administrators/templating/template-overrides and see how it goes

Please advice.

Yes, that's the issue ... When I use the template overwrite and you/ your colleges change some code in the original file (e.g. a variable changed) then it might break the template overwrite due to the reason that its not overwritten/fixed/updated by the update installed.

HI there,

Oh, sorry for my confusion above. I understand it know

As long as there are no major update/upgrade, it wont breaks those "Hacks" made, and yes, it is better to get those changes on the original files.

Would it by the way possible to hide that via CSS? I mean then its only in the HTML source and nobody would check that . If you could provide a small piece here to hide that then I could add that to my custom HTML section and would be happy .

HI there,

It seems that you have to do inline styling for this in order to hide it as this part is related to other styling issues and might caused another css issues. You have to go to this path .../components/com_easydiscuss/themes/wireframe/profile/default.php or do template override on path above on code below.

<div class="ed-user-meta t-lg-mb--sm" style="display: none">

                                <?php echo JText::_('COM_EASYDISCUSS_LAST_SEEN_ON') . $profile->getLastOnline(true); ?>

                            </div>

Please advice.

hm ok i see. As this approach would be hard to manage the solution i will not change that.

I need to check that here at first internally if this feature is something which we can hide or if that caused a block from the project due to data privacy reasons.

No problem