Christian Wach

It can be found under CiviCRM –> Admin Utilities

@chrwei Yes, you can use the civicrm_admin_utilities_menu_after action. Use $wp_admin_bar->remove_node( $id ) to remove what you don’t want.

Just to add that there would be additional complexity if you use separate CiviCRM “domains” per WordPress site – these can be very useful for more granular permissions when domains have been mapped to sites. If you don’t need different behaviours per site, then you should be fine as is.

I would recommend reading the activation docs for further information.

Okay, that sounds like a multisite install to me… my question is really what you want this plugin to achieve in that multisite context? Is it just the First Name, Last Name and Email sync?

Hi @entropea There is no official documentation as such – the code is self-documenting since all hooks and filters have appropriate docblocks. Your developer should be able to search for do_action and apply_filters to see everything that is available.

FWIW what you describe sounds like default CiviCRM behaviour for the WordPress-to-CiviCRM sync process, but CiviCRM Profile Sync behaviour for the CiviCRM-to-WordPress sync process.

You could try BP Groups CiviCRM Sync for groups. I can’t say for sure if this will work with BuddyBoss since it’s not free open source software – but BuddyBoss is allegedly compatible with BuddyPress plugins, so it’s worth trying.

For BuddyBoss Profiles, you could try the experimental code in this plugin by setting this constant to true in your wp-config.php file as test if it works the way you expect it to.