erich199

This is the code I used. I did very little testing with it but from what I did test, if I set the forum to hidden/private then it would not post a buddypress activity. This works for what I need – which is a private forum restricted with private groups

function disable_bp_activity_for_hidden_private_forums($topic_id) {
    $forum_id = bbp_get_topic_forum_id($topic_id);

    $forum_visibility = bbp_get_forum_visibility($forum_id);

    if ($forum_visibility === 'hidden' || $forum_visibility === 'private') {
        $activity_id = bp_activity_get_activity_id(array(
            'component' => 'bbpress',
            'type' => 'bbp_topic_create',
            'item_id' => $topic_id,
        ));

        if (!empty($activity_id)) {
            bp_activity_delete_by_activity_id($activity_id);
        }
    }
}
add_action('bbp_new_topic', 'disable_bp_activity_for_hidden_private_forums', 10, 1);

I noticed it when I was restricting a forum to a staff group.
Since the topics of nature would be sensitive, I checked the buddypress activity feed and noticed that an entry was still being created and visible to any group.
I was able to get around this by writing a function that disabled any activity feed post if the forum was set to hidden/private.
So I would restrict the forum to the staff group and set that forum to hidden and when a new topic was created, no new buddypress activity feed entry was created either.

Hi @kainelabsteam ,

Not sure since I’m using it with the Olympus Theme. But I 100% will buy a license to help support your work.

Hi @kainelabsteam ,

Here is the screenshot

https://ibb.co/YX8v374

This is only happening when Live Notfications are enabled. I’ve disabled all plugins except Buddypress, Bbpress, Youzify and a default theme and it’s still happening.

Just an update. It seems to be happening when I have live notifications enabled. When I disable them, the notification message works properly.

Hi @naa986 ,
Thanks for getting back to me. I am a total idiot. It was my litespeed cache plugin that was minifying the script to show the button. Once I fixed it the buttons showed up.
Sorry, I forgot to debug that first. Thanks for your help/fast feedback.

This is the shortcode I’m using
[wp_paypal button="subscribe" name="Club Membership" amount="5.00" recurrence="1" period="M" src="1"? return="https://www.tidesofwar.net/tow-pp-thank-you" cancel_return="https://www.tidesofwar.net" target="_blank" ]

@naa986 I did not copy the button code. I’m on my cell phone atm so I’ll get you the exact code when I get to my computer.

It’s really strange. I use elementor and the button shows up on elementor when I edit the page but not on the actual published page. I can find the code in the markup but it just isn’t showing for some reason.

I also can confirm that the subscription buttons are no longer showing up. I made my page and it was all good. Today when I took a look at the page, the subscription buttons were missing. I double-checked the page I made and the code is all there.

Hi @joyously ,

Thanks again for your reply. I had considered a modal login method but my purpose for having one central login/registration page was so I didn’t have to install an anti spam plugin on all sites.

I found this code that I can use in my site function.php to redirect my users to a central login domain:

add_action('init','custom_login');

function custom_login(){
 global $pagenow;
 if( 'wp-login.php' == $pagenow && $_GET['action']!="logout") {
  wp_redirect('https://YOURSITE.com/URL');
  exit();
 }
}

However, I need to redirect those users from the central login domain BACK to the site they came from. Also, when they log out – they should be redirected to the site they logged out from NOT the central login/registration domain. I’m having a hard time tracking down some code that will do this.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by erich199.

@joyously thanks so much for the information. I was able to accomplish a single sign on with independent installs of WordPress on subdomains using the information you provided.

Hey @joyously
Thank you for the feedback. Invision is a commercial forum/community suite that is very well polished. The learning curve is somewhat higher than wordpress.

https://invisioncommunity.com/

One major issue at the moment is the lack of content – I feel like if I can switch to wordpress and have users start to generate content we can get the site moving again.

I was wondering if I really need to use multisite or if I need to use a single sign on plugin to link the subdomains. Does multisite have single sign on?

Thank you again for your feedback suggestions.

HI Robin,
The site isn’t public at the moment but I can give you access to it so you can see what is happening. Just let me know how you want me to send credentials.

Seems like it happens only after initial install. I went to the plugins link and hit activate and it worked just fine. Weird.