In a support discussion titled ‘Restricting Access to View Redeemed Invites’, Jaskaran asks if it’s possible to prevent users from viewing who has redeemed invites on other users’ profiles, while still allowing them to see their own invite activity. NateDhaliwal confirms this visibility currently exists and finds it surprising. anon48433008 suggests using CSS to hide invite-related elements, sharing code snippets like .user-main .about .secondary dt { display: none; } and [class='ember-view '] { display: none; }, but warns of potential unintended side effects and recommends using a component for easier toggling. Jaskaran clarifies they want to hide the invite list only for other users—not their own—and shares a screenshot of the button in question. anon48433008 offers a simpler CSS rule: .user-invite-list { display: none; }, but notes it also hides the list on user profiles. Jaskaran reports this hides their own invite list too, reiterating the need to preserve self-view while restricting others’ access. Heliosurge explains that achieving this requires conditional logic to distinguish between the current user and the profile being viewed, acknowledging it’s beyond their current expertise. The thread remains unresolved, highlighting a need for more advanced user-specific CSS or theme logic to selectively hide invite redemption data.
I wanted to inquire about the current settings regarding user visibility of invite activity. At the moment, any normal user can view who has redeemed invites on other users’ profiles. Is there a way to restrict this access, so that users cannot see invites redeemed by others?
I appreciate any guidance you can provide on implementing such a restriction.
Now that you mention, you can indeed see who has redeemed who’s link. Surprising!
The invite text you can change to vetted by or welcomed by if invited itself is a bother
If you invited your brother in law and don’t want your sister in law to find out you can create a component like this
.user-main .about .secondary dt {
display: none;
}
[class='ember-view '] {
display: none;
}
But I only tested it to work, not where else it might work and not be desired, so use with caution,
I recommend the component as you can turn it off easier than if you put it in your theme and two years from now can’t figure out whats causing a new issue
.user-invite-list {
display: none;
}
That should hide your list but user profiles will show the same info too
When I use this, it’s also hiding the invite list on my own profile. I want users to be able to see whom they’ve invited, but not see who other users have invited.
You will need some logic put in to verify current user vs profile being viewed. Still learning so will need a bigger brain.