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Since activity log only works in english (either no logs showing, or tokens not being replaced in any other language), I need to disable all references to the log. I have managed most, in contexts, but I can't find the place to disable the default log view on user pages.
I have no idea whether this is a commons setting, or a activity log module setting. Disabling Commons Activity Streams doesn't remove the activity stream tab from users.
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Comment #1
ezra-g CreditAttribution: ezra-g commentedAs an alternative, can you update to the latest dev version of Activity log, which includes #1261914: Activity stream tokens didn't work for non English language that might fix the underlying issue for you?
Comment #2
MortenP CreditAttribution: MortenP commentedThank you for your reply. Yes I have tried the latest dev version, with no success. I have given up on v. 2 for the project I'm working on now, and have gone back to 1.7.
I would like to try to get it to work, but I didn't have time to struggle with it anymore for an important project.
I'll try a new install with dev version later, and report back with my results.
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onion CreditAttribution: onion commentedi'm trying to do this as well. any progress yet? It's like a labyrinth in there. so lost!
Comment #4
jwilde CreditAttribution: jwilde commentedJust create another view and use it to replace the activity log view. This way, you'll still have an activity list. BTW Change the context for statuses as well.
Jim
Comment #5
MortenP CreditAttribution: MortenP commentedUpdate:
I managed to get activity streams to work with release 2.5 of commons, so all is well.
I never got the time to try replacing all the views and changing contexts, but it sounds like the easiest strategy.
Comment #6
ezra-g CreditAttribution: ezra-g commentedGlad to hear you got this working. Any details you can share about how you resolved this issue would be helpful to other people in the event that they experience the same problem :).
In general, if you wish to disable exported views two options are:
- Implement hook_views_default_views_alter() and set the $views['view_name']->disabled to TRUE
- Use a contributed module that attempts to solve the "overriding other features" problem such as http://drupal.org/project/features_override
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