Subscribe to custom post type ONLY?

@lsterling03

1. Yes there is. Subscribe2 creates an array of post types that contains ‘post’ and also ‘page’ if so configured in the Settings. When you added your post type you appended your post type slug to that array. In order to only send for your custom post type, return an array containing only your custom post type slug – i.e. remove ‘post’ and ‘page’.

function my_post_types() {
    $types = array( 'my_post_type' );
    return $types;
}

2. After doing the above correction you’ll need to see if any of your sites Registered Users are Subscribers in the Subscribe2 > Subscribers page and under the Registered Users tab. They may have signed up themselves but you can unsubscribe them all from there if desired.

Thanks @mattyrob.

Your code looks like the code I used to add my post type, with the only difference being that you enclosed the post type in array(). Is that all that is needed to replace “post” as opposed to simply ADDING my post type in addition to post?

Thanks!

Here is my original code, which adds support for my post type:

function subscribe2_my_post_types($types) {
$types[] = ‘seminar’;
return $types;
}
add_filter(‘s2_post_types’, ‘subscribe2_my_post_types’);

Is that different than what you’ve shared? The above still works for “post” post type, even though I haven’t included it.

Nevermind — I answered my own question. Using $types = array( 'seminar' ); instead of $types[] = 'seminar'; did indeed remove “posts” from Subscribe2. Thanks!

@lsterling03

$types = array( 'seminar' ); is an array with a single value of ‘seminar’.

$types[] = 'seminar'; adds the ‘seminar’ value to an existing array.

That’s the key difference.