Hi, I use Memberpress on my WP site. My Discourse forum is set to user groups, rather than permissions levels. Being a member of a group is what determines permissions. At this moment new members land perfectly inside Discourse, but they come in at Trust_0 and then I have to manually assign them t…

Try this. I haven’t tested it, so there could be errors. It’s worth having this as a reference. Let me know if it doesn’t work. add_filter( 'wpdc_sso_params', 'wpdc_custom_sso_params' ); function wpdc_custom_sso_params( $params ) { $add_groups = array(); $remove_groups = array(); if ( cur…

At least the code is okay… Just going to ask some easy questions just to be sure it’s not a stupid mistake : On discourse : Are your groups hidden/closed/opened ? Is your group full name different from the name and default title ? Which one is considered by the PHP code ? Have you done anything …

On Discourse: groups are any and all: closed and opened (i don’t give access to hidden groups, come to think of it) these are some of the group names as displayed in ‘Groups’ - and as you can see, the “NoSpacesNames” are the ones that coincide with the PHP settings [26] [54] If by parameters yo…

With this method, is it possible to assign members as trust level 2 in Discourse when they open an account by paying, and to drop it to trust level 1 when they do not pay monthly?

I haven’t looked at it for a while, but what you would need is a communication between your Discourse codes and your Payment codes (in my case: memberpress). So if the person stops paying, memberpress changes their code, and this code corresponds to a different group level. If there’s no link with…

That is the great idea! Yes, we can set trust levels to Discourse groups. But i am not experienced with Memberpress enough. Can we get paying users in Memberpress to a special group automatically?

[Bild] Dani1: if all else fails, you can easily create a GROUP that is set to trust level 2 and another that is set to trust level 1 and have your membership plug in assign those groups to your members. This came up in another post on Meta today, so I had a look at the code to confirm whether…

There’s probably other membership plug-ins who can do the same thing for you. it’s 8pm this end and i’m just signing off for the day, but if you need more help i’d be happy to look into it in the morning. just let me know.

[Bild] simon: This came up in another post on Meta today, so I had a look at the code to confirm whether or not a user’s trust level can be reduced by adding them to a group that sets a lower trust level than the user’s current group. From looking at the code, I can see that this is not possible…

Yes, the way to approach this is to use groups and category security permissions. There shouldn’t be a need to rely on trust levels.

@Dani1 , thanks for sharing your trials and tribulations here, it’s very helpful for others who use MemberPress like myself. [Bild] Dani1: the user has to log out and back in, which makes sense, and then he’s gone from the old group. That does make sense, but I’m curious what happens if the m…

Memberpress: Wie man Benutzer beim Anmelden zu Gruppen hinzufügt

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RGJ (Richard - Communiteq) 15. August 2020 um 22:08 32

Sie müssen das Memberpress-Ereignis abfangen und die Gruppen entsprechend anpassen.

Siehe auch Bring over permission level from WordPress MemberPress - #2 by simon und Manage group membership in Discourse with WP Discourse SSO

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