Open becahp opened 4 years ago
@becahp hey there - I’m glad this is working well for you.
I haven’t used the other plugin in years. Is the group(s) set within the Plugin’s settings?
Thanks for your reply!
Unfortunately, I'm not sure.
Hi! I found the implementation to add the user to a discourse group on the other plugin:
public static function add_user_to_discourse_group( $user_id, $group_names ) {
$options = self::get_options();
if ( empty( $options['enable-sso'] ) ) {
return new \WP_Error( 'wpdc_sso_error', 'The add_user_to_discourse_group function can only be used when SSO is enabled.' );
}
$user = get_user_by( 'id', $user_id );
$sso_params = self::get_sso_params(
$user,
array(
'add_groups' => $group_names,
)
);
return self::sync_sso_record( $sso_params );
}
It's in this file: utilities.php
There's also a function to remove the user from a discourse group.
I did see that, which is why I was asking where the group_names configuration variable comes from. I was planning on installing it sometime next week to drill down a bit and see if would be a straightforward implementation.
If you haven't heard from me in a week or two, ping me to remind me. We'll get it done.
Hi!
I'm using this plugin as of now (May 2020) to integrate my WP website to my Discourse forum. I had some performance issues with the popular WP Discourse plugin and the PrimeTime one has proved to be a solid choice so far.
Now, as my WP website is evolving, I wish I could assign a Discourse group based on my WP user role when the user logs with the SSO. Something like what's discussed here:
I'm searching for a solution to work on my
functions.php
, but it would be much more elegant at the plugin itself.Thanks!