Brajesh, thanks a lot, it’s working 🙂 Now I only need to figure out how to incorporate the link to the profile and the @ 🙂 Thanks a lot for the tip! Appreciate it!

‘function buddydev_disable_activity_blog_comment_recording_conditionally( $enabled, $blog_id, $post_id, $user_id, $comment_id ) {

// use $post_id to decide.
// set $enabled= false; to stop recording comment.
if ( ! in_category( ‘community’, $post_id ) ) {
$enabled = false;
}

return $enabled;
}

add_filter( ‘bp_activity_post_pre_comment’, ‘buddydev_disable_activity_blog_comment_recording_conditionally’, 20, 5 );’

That’s all I’m using. You put it together for me a while ago to be able to filter what’s coming in the feed.

Thanks,

Plamen

Thank you, Brajesh,

Working just the way I wanted now.

Bow down to your level of expertise
and thank you again for your help and kind support.

All the best,

Plamen

Thank you so much, Brajesh. Looking up to your skills 🙂 That’s awesome!

Could I use it with $category_id instead of $post_id or it would not work?
Maybe I should create a custom post type instead.

Thanks again – will test it out and report.

Best,

Plamen

Just a quick update:

The code below allows me to successfully filter out new posts updates from category ID=1 but it’s not working for new comments.

function buddydev_disable_category_post_from_activity_recording( $enabled, $blog_id, $post_id, $user_id, $comment_id ) {

	$category_id = 1;
	$taxonomy    = 'category';

	if ( has_term( $category_id, $taxonomy, $post_id, $comment_id ) ) {  // I could use has_category() but has_terms can be a better example for future customization.
		$enabled = false;
	}

	return $enabled;
}

add_filter( 'bp_activity_post_pre_publish', 'buddydev_disable_category_post_from_activity_recording', 10, 4 );