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How do I find the Group_ID ?

mstublefield
Member

@mstublefield

14 years, 2 months ago

I’m trying to integrate BuddyPress into a new site I’m building for our Computer Services Help Desk, and one of the things we’d like is a page that displays staff member’s names, profile pictures, and biographies. After messing with a few other options, I thought to use BP and add all the staff into a group, then call that group on a page to display everyone in it.

The bp_group_has_members function should do this, I think, but it require a group_id, and I can’t find any documentation on how to find out the group_id. Everything through BuddyPress is page slugs, and disabling permalinks breaks everything.

Can anyone tell me how to find a group’s group_id? Thanks.

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ella_j_designs
Member

@ella_j_designs

14 years ago

I need the same information…

Anyone?

danbpfr
Participant

@chouf1

14 years ago

search your database for wp_bp_groups: the info is there, for sure !

r-a-y
Keymaster

@r-a-y

14 years ago

Try:

bp_get_group_id();
Brajesh Singh
Participant

@sbrajesh

14 years ago
The

bp_get_group_id() will only work if you are on group page.

In case you are not on group page and want to know the group id, there is a way to find that, but you will have to know the group slug(check the url of group for slug)
```
$group_id=BP_Groups_Group::get_id_from_slug($slug);
```
where $slug is the group slug.
r-a-y
Keymaster

@r-a-y

14 years ago

You’re right, Brajesh.

Forgot about that function!

ella_j_designs
Member

@ella_j_designs

14 years ago

Thank you. And what exactly do I do with that bit of code?

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