Hide topics from specific member

This is the code I get from Ace 1 to hide posts from specific member

$(function() {
$('a[href="/u1"]').parents("div.post").css("display", "none");
});



Now, I want to hide the topic from specific member .. Is it possible ?

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Code:

[code]$(function() {
$('a[href="/u1"]').parents("div.post").css("display", "none");
});[/code]

Code:

$(function() {
$('a[href="/u1"]').parents("div.post").css("display", "none");
});

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I want to hide topics from user 1 so no one can see his/her topics

user one is the founders account

APE wrote:user one is the founders account

sorry misunderstand

I can replace user 100 , 1 is just my example in the code

ok the code is the same all you need to do is change u1 with u100

so under the code you already have ad the same code again but just change the u1 to u100 then to do this for more then 2 just add the same code again and then add the new number

like this:

Code:

 $(function() {
        $('a[href="/u1"]').parents("div.post").css("display", "none");
        });

        $(function() {
        $('a[href="/u100"]').parents("div.post").css("display", "none");
        });

Thanks APE

I know that but that code we hide posts but I want to hide topics

Not sure you can hide topic's for members

Hello, try using this javascript code in all pages:

Code:

$(function(){
  //////////////////////
  var specificMember = 'username'; //Edit
  //////////////////////
 
  var path = location.pathname;
  var userTopic = '';

  if(/^\/t\d+/.test(path)){
    topic(cleanHref(path));
  }
 
  $('a[href^="/t"]').each(function(){
    var t = $(this);
    topic( cleanHref(t.attr('href')), t);
  });
 
  function cleanHref(href){
    return href.replace(/#\d+$/,'').replace(/^\/t\d+p\d+/, href.match(/^\/t\d+/));
  }
 
  function topic(url, a){
    $.get(url, function(data){
      userTopic = $(data).find('.postprofile dt:eq(0)').text();
    }).done(function(){
      if(userTopic == specificMember){
        a ? a.remove() : location.href = '/';
      };
    });
  }
});

This code removes all links that redirect to the topic built by the specific member. If you are in that topic the script will redirect you to other page.

I hope it is useful.

Thanks Araik

I am on the right track, the topic is still there but can not get in because it 's hidden, if we can hide the whole thing, very good

look at the pictures

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I can't see the pictures. Can you prove other hosting (ex. imgur)?

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After

Ok, here's the corrected code. Let me know any problem:

Code:

$(function(){
  //////////////////////
  var specificMember = 'username'; //Edit
  //////////////////////
 
  var path = location.pathname;
  var userTopic = '';
 
  if(/^\/t\d+/.test(path)){
    topic(cleanHref(path));
  }
 
  $('a[href^="/t"]').each(function(){
    var t = $(this);
    topic( cleanHref(t.attr('href')), t);
  });
 
  function cleanHref(href){
    return href.replace(/#\d+$/,'').replace(/^\/t\d+p\d+/, href.match(/^\/t\d+/));
  }
 
  function topic(url, a){
    $.get(url, function(data){
      userTopic = $(data).find('.postprofile dt:eq(0)').text();
    }).done(function(){
      if(userTopic == specificMember){
        a ? delete_a(a) : location.href = '/';
      };
    });
  }
 
  function delete_a(a){
    a.closest('.forumbg li.row, .forabg .lastpost, .forabg .search li.row').remove();
    a.remove();
  }
});


Thank You So much, Araik

It works fine




Maybe I ask you here , I asked in other problem room , no solution

back to the Ace 1 code

$(function() {
$('a[href="/u1"]').parents("div.post").css("display", "none");
});

this code will hide the user posts from members, but when members logout as guests, they can see posts

Anyway to hide posts from guests too ??

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