Hi Ken,
Sure we can. here is the updated code from the above example.

function buddyblog_limit_terms( $settings ) {

	if ( ! isset( $settings['tax'] ) ) {
		return $settings;
	}

	$tax = $settings['tax']; //it is multi dimensional array

	$tax_terms = array(
		'category'=> array(1, 53 ), // tax_name=> term_ids
		'post_tag' => array( 7, 9 ), //add as you please, //you can add other taxonomy too
	);

	foreach ( $tax_terms as $taxonomy => $terms ) {

		if ( ! isset( $tax[ $taxonomy ] ) ) {
			$tax[ $taxonomy ] = array();
		}

		$tax[ $taxonomy ]['include'] = $terms;
	}

	//update settings
	$settings['tax'] = $tax;

	return $settings;

}
add_filter( 'buddyblog_post_form_settings', 'buddyblog_limit_terms' );

It is simplified to use multiple taxonomies.

Hope that helps.

Hi Marc,
Please put this line in your bp-custom.php

add_filter( 'bd_xprofile_field_type_membertype_as_radio', '__return_true');

We have it mentioned on the page, It seems you skipped it somehow.

In future, we will allow it from the xprofile field create/edit page too.

Thank you
Brajesh

Hi Marc,
BuddyPress allows users to have multiple Member types but the management interface is not yet appropriate for that.

The BP Member Types Generator plugin does not manage adding member type to user. It simply manages registering the member type.

If you are using our BuddyPress Member Type Xprofile Field plugin, Then you can certainly ask it to use checkboxes at registration.

Please see this
https://buddydev.com/plugins/bp-xprofile-member-type-field/

Hope that helps.
Brajesh

Hi Ken,
hope you are doing fine.

Please use the following code and modify the term ids with your own to include only them.

function buddyblog_limit_terms( $settings ) {

	if ( ! isset( $settings['tax'] ) ) {
		return $settings;
	}

	$tax = $settings['tax']; //it is multi dimensional array

	$taxonomy = 'category';//name of taxonomy

	// Array  of term ids to include.
	$terms = array(1, 53 ); //term ids

	if( ! isset( $tax[ $taxonomy ] ) ) {
		$tax[ $taxonomy ] = array();
	}

	$tax[ $taxonomy ]['include'] = $terms;

	//update settings
	$settings['tax'] = $tax;
	
	return $settings;

}
add_filter( 'buddyblog_post_form_settings', 'buddyblog_limit_terms' );

Hope that helps.

Brajesh

Hi Ken,
I am sorry I missed it. I will post the code today(Around noon PST).

Thank you
Brajesh