Changing default privacy settings how to?

Fatih Bayram Posted in Technical Support 8 years ago

Where did I an mistake?
I want that the defaults posts just can see their friends and this is not working why?

For example at the homepage I must alway change from public to friends and this is annoying

the directory is ossn/system/plugins/default/input/privacy.php

<?php
/**
 * Open Source Social Network
 *
 * @package   (Informatikon.com).ossn
 * @author    OSSN Core Team <[email protected]>
 * @copyright 2014 iNFORMATIKON TECHNOLOGIES
 * @license   General Public Licence http://www.opensource-socialnetwork.org/licence
 * @link      http://www.opensource-socialnetwork.org/licence
 */
?>
<div class="ossn-privacy">
    <table border="0">
        <tr>
            <td style="vertical-align:top;">
                <label><?php echo ossn_print('privacy'); ?></label>

            </td>
            <td>
                <input type="radio" name="privacy" value="2"/>
                <span><?php echo ossn_print('public'); ?></span>

                <p> <?php echo ossn_print('privacy:public:note'); ?> </p>

                <input type="radio" name="privacy" value="3" checked="checked"/>
                <span><?php echo ossn_print('friends'); ?></span>

                <p> <?php echo ossn_print('privacy:friends:note'); ?> </p>
            </td>
        </tr>
    </table>
</div>

Replies

David Monroe Replied 3 years ago

So I put social_login in the first array, I think this is what actually fixed it. While figuring it out I added components/SocialLogin, action/social/login, and js/view/opensource.socialnetwork.js into the third array. Some of the latter made a difference, but didn't get me there. I honestly don't know if I need them or not, but I'm leaving them since it works.

Thanks for the heads up ~Z~ Man

I'm not actually a programmer, so I try to keep my fiddling to a minimum.

David Monroe Replied 3 years ago

It actually NOT working right. If I click on the privacy box it changes to Friends Only - I don't even have to touch the radio button. If I don't click on the privacy box, it's public.

David Monroe Replied 3 years ago

Found it on my own!

/components/OssnWall/plugins/default/forms/OssnWall/privacy.php

I basically did what TC suggested in that file, now it's working right.

Michael Zülsdorff Replied 3 years ago

Have a look into components/PrivateNetwork/classes/PrivateNetwork.php
and you'll see the default exceptions.
If you have some progamming skills,

temporarely disable PrivatNetwork
use your browsers developer console and try to find all additional requests of the Social Login procedure
add the found path segments to the array

David Monroe Replied 3 years ago

That sounds like a plan. If I'm not mistaken the "call back" URL's should probably be about all I need to worry about. Thanks for your help.

Michael Zülsdorff Replied 3 years ago

David,
the Private Network component has been devoloped to allow only absolutely necessary operations of free Ossn by default. But it can be configured to allow custom exceptions, too. And obviously Social Login needs one or more of these exceptions to be added. Hence, I can only encourage you to contact the vendor of Social Login and ask for help on that.

David Monroe Replied 3 years ago

Also the Private Network plugin prevents Social Login from working. I had to disable Private Network so default to friends only would be the way to go.

David Monroe Replied 3 years ago

I'm more concerned about making sure the post are NOT seen off site. I have changed the wall to only see friends posts, that's just so you don't see stuff from people you don't know (not actually an issue on my site).

I'm more interested in making sure this post isn't seen on this site (or any other) unless it's intentionally shared to public. Managing drop-downs isn't first nature, I don't want to have to delete and repost if I forget (I've noticed changing after the fact isn't an option).

It's a family site, and I want people to feel safe posting pictures of their kids here. It's easier to put a default in place than it is to train my wife - and the rest of the family for that matter.

Michael Zülsdorff Replied 3 years ago

I think the easiest solution is still to follow Arsalan (see first posting at the bottom) and set Configure->OssnWall to Friends Posts only
Be aware that admins will still see every post and regular members will see any administrator's posts when running this setup.

David Monroe Replied 3 years ago

I changed it just as T C suggested, flushed cache, logged out, rebooted the server, logged in, flushed cache - my default is still public.

Is there a newer way to do this? I want Friends Only to be the default, and public to be a choice.

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