BuddyPress

It would be awesome if this plugin can work with define ( 'BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG', true ); defined for a multisite. If I use that line now, the error message states, “BuddyPress Courseware Error while forbidden user tried to add a new assignment.”

This occurs when trying to add an assignment, add a schedule, Manage Bibliography or Update course.

Hmm, I need to check this.
To be honest, Courseware wasn’t really tested with BuddyPress(es) on a MU.

@sushkov, thanks for checking on this. Even if there isn’t a quick hack, maybe a future version could include this possibility or maybe an option of having it function on a per site activation instead of sitewide or maybe both.

Hmm, weird, I defined define ( 'BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG', true ); in my wp-config.php but everything works.
Can you tell me more about your setup?

Thanks.

That is exciting to read. Well, I have activated the plugin sitewide and on one subblog, I created a group. Then logged out and logged in as the admin, and made the user that created the group, a teacher. Then I logged back in as the teacher, went to the group, clicked on Courseware, and then clicked create an assignment, and that is when I get the message “BuddyPress Courseware Error while forbidden user tried to add a new assignment.” My setup is pretty basic. Buddypress is installed sitewide, the plugin is installed sitewide, I am using subdomains, and the sites using courseware are using a BP compatible theme. As the super admin, I can create an assignment, but as the teacher, it states that I don’t have permission.

@sushkov, disregard, I found the issue. I created another field call occupation and teacher was one of the options. This new field interfered with the teacher role, and that is what was causing the issue. Thanks for your help.

Thanks for the report.
I will consider moving from xprofiles to something better like usermeta.

@sushkov, I think using xprofiles is fine and logical. Normally, I don’t think anyone creates duplicate fields like I did. I knew that was the issue once I realized that I mistakingly created fields that already exist.