Daniel,
Thanks for the suggestion. In the next v4.3.1 release (due out in the next week or so as a roll-up release to any issues found with 4.3.0), we'll either hide those links automatically if Open Graph Action stuff isn't configured or have an option to choose to hide them. Honestly, if you're using a shop, Open Graph Actions are a great way for promotion.. "John bought xyz", "John reviewed xyz", whatever. We may not integrate with your current shopping extension yet, but if you're interested, let us know what you're using.
As for disabling now, the only way to do that is edit the /plugins/system/jfbcsystem.php file. Around line 118, you'll see the following block of code:
// Add the Open Graph links to the user edit form.
if ($this->jfbcLibrary->userIsConnected() && JRequest::getCmd('option') == 'com_users' && JRequest::getCmd('view') == 'profile')
{
$document = JFactory::getDocument();
$output = $document->getBuffer('component');
$newLinks = '<a href="' . JRoute::_('index.php?option=com_jfbconnect&controller=opengraph&layout=activity') . '">View Facebook Timeline activity</a>';
$newLinks .= '<br/><a href="' . JRoute::_('index.php?option=com_jfbconnect&controller=opengraph&layout=settings') . '">Change Facebook Timeline settings</a>';
$contents = $output . $newLinks;
$document->setBuffer($contents, 'component');
}Just delete the whole thing. We also noticed that we hadn't created translations for those links, which will also be fixed in the v4.3.1 release!
Thanks again for the report and hope that helps,
Alex
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