Paul Wong-Gibbs

Haven’t any plans to do this at the moment, but I’ll keep it in mind, and thank you for your feedback.

Thanks for the suggestions. I’ll keep in mind for future versions.

No. 🙂

Developers can use the sample code linked to on that other thread to see where you can choose to ignore an event in a specific situation. It won’t remove users from the leaderboard, so you might need to go in and edit the admin user profiles and set their karma points score to zero.

You’d probably want something like:

<?php
function pg_skip_admins( $register_events ) {
  if ( ! $register_events )
    return false;

  return current_user_can( 'activate_plugins' );
}
add_filter( 'dpa_maybe_register_events', 'pg_skip_admins' );

Hi

Not really. There’s a list of available shortcodes in an old thread at https://wordpress.org/support/topic/how-to-use-shortcodes-for-showing-users-achievements

Hey

Can you link me to the existing thread? It’ll save me figuring out the code again, and I’ll do my best to help you get it running on your site.

It’ll also be interesting for me to know what type/kind of user you want to hide from your leaderboard. Is it something like a site admin you don’t want shown? Thanks.

Hi

If you want help investigating this, please open a new ticket and give me more details about your site — what other plugins you’re running, and what theme, for example.

9 months is a long time ago but I think pmcvicker’s problem was a bug in his theme (or at least, something unusual in his theme). I can’t remember if we came up with a solution or if pmcvicker decided to use another theme.

No, look at the names of these events carefully:

* “user invites someone else to join the site” — the achievement would count for the user inviting someone else.
* “”activating a membership” — the achievement would count for the user activating their membership, not the person who sent the invite.

Hope that helps.