How to add an user into a BuddyPress group automatically when he joins in a WPMU membership
This is an useful snippet that will add your newly registered (via WPMU DEV Membership 2) member to corresponding BuddyPress group.
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| <?php | |
| add_action( 'ms_model_relationship_create_ms_relationship_before', 'ms_controller_member_assign_memberships_done_cb', 99, 4 ); | |
| function ms_controller_member_assign_memberships_done_cb( $membership_id, $user_id, $gateway_id, $move_from_id ) { | |
| // Create an array with membership IDs and group IDs like: | |
| /*$array = array( | |
| 'membership_id' => 'group_id', | |
| 'membership_id' => 'group_id', | |
| 'membership_id' => 'group_id' | |
| );*/ | |
| $config = array( | |
| '11' => 4, | |
| '19' => 3, | |
| '20' => 2 | |
| ); | |
| groups_join_group( $config[$membership_id], $user_id ); | |
| } |
You can add those codes in your functions.php in the theme, if you think your theme won’t be changed. Otherwise mu-plugins is the best solution. To use mu-plugins, go to /wp-content/ and find the folder with name ‘mu-plugins’. If there is no folder in that name, then create a folder, name it ‘mu-plugins’, create a file inside that, give any name you like and paste the code in there. You don’t need to activate that plugin. Mu-plugins means must use plugins, so it will be activated automatically always. If you use mu-plugins then add a php start tag at the beginning of the code.
