sure, Brajesh, here’s a couple of recordings of several different random users:

https://www.smartlook.com/play/shared/fb8c225a0b10e46fad6d709572320b02b8e9fffe

You can see the last one of 00:23 secs produces the popup as expected. This is the admin user.

I’ll explain: what happens on my site, is that a user defines a gallery as for friendsonly, and then uploads several images from the activity feed. He quite reasonably expects the photos to be visible to friends only. However, the media gets uploaded as public, and he doesn’t notice this from the feed.

Not a good situation. If you need several types of behaviour (inherit/not) then I’d suggest this be a configurable option.

ps. I can’t edit my post, so I have to reply here.

hi Brajesh,

I had to override a function:

function rfi_mpp_action_record_new_media_activity( $media_id ) {

    <snip>
    // if media is upload from activity, do not publish it again to activity.
    if ( $media->context == 'activity' ) {
            // return; and comment out this return statement
    }
    <snip>
}

This now posts to the activity feed as expected. Very strange though, I’m not convinced this is the 100% correct fix as there must be a reason why this happened in the first place. So it still needs investigation. For the moment though, at least my users can post again 🙂

R.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by Richard Foley.

hi Brajesh,

when a media is uploaded, there is no more activity registered at all, very keen to hear from you on this one…

R

• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by Richard Foley.

hi Brajesh,

ah, ok, I understand the confusion now. My bad. What I did was to set up a test page with both a gallery (via the mpp media-list shortcode) AND a feed (vai your activity-feed shortcode) as well. Hence it is clear you were looking at something you were not expecting, apologies for that. 🙂

R.