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Hi,

Thank you very much. This is working with buddypress now.

Really appreciate your efforts!

Hi,

Thank you. I’m looking forward to your latest release.

Very much appreciated

I also have this issue, also with buddypress installed.

Have you found a solution yet? or perhaps a different plugin that worked for you?

The above ‘Solution’ doesn’t seem to work as expected. It seemed to work on my test site but didn’t work on the live site for some reason.

It would be great to get some input/feedback from the developers of this module.

Thanks

If this helps anyone else looking for this, I used the code below:

    /**disable the BP Activity share for all except admin**/
    add_action('admin_init', 'my_filter_the_plugins');    
    function my_filter_the_plugins()
    {
        global $current_user;
    if ( in_array('participant', $current_user->roles) || in_array('subscriber', 
    $current_user->roles) ) {
            deactivate_plugins( // deactivate for participant and subscriber
                array(
                    '/bp-activity-share/bp-activity-share.php'
                ),
                true // silent mode (no activation hooks fired)
           );
        } else { // activate for those than can use it
            activate_plugins(
                array(
                    '/bp-activity-share/bp-activity-share.php'
                ),
                '', // redirect url, does not matter (default is '')
                false // network wide)
            );
        }
    }

Another thought, instead of hooking into the capabilities manager plugin, can we add a function to the functions.php file of a child template to hide or disable this plugin for all user roles except Admin.

I assume that way the share option won’t show to user’s who don’t have an Admin user role.

perhaps something like this:
https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/246704/disable-plugins-for-a-specific-user-role

Perhaps there’s a way to integrate this with the capabilities manager plugin? Then the role permissions for this plugin could be controlled via the capabilities manager plugin.

Thanks, it’s all working now after I finally got the host to add the entry to the Apache files… Thanks for your help, I really appreciate it!

I’ve been advised by my host that I can make the changes myself and followed their instructions to update the A-Records. Is that what you meant by editing the Apache files?

I’ve added the subdomain to the A-records but it’s still not working… the changes can apparently take up to 24hrs to take effect…

Update: I’ve added the subdomain to the list of banned names within the WPMU Admin panel and now it redirects to “mydomain.co.za” so still not going to the subdomain….