[b_stewart]

@shaisimchi

To integrate the BuddyPress Events plugin (bp-events) to the search is very similar to the code Pedro posted.

on bp-core-tempaltetags.php change this:

function bp_search_form_type_select() {

// Eventually this won't be needed and a page will be built to integrate all search results.

$selection_box = '<select name="search-which" id="search-which" style="width: auto">';



if ( function_exists( 'xprofile_install' ) ) {

$selection_box .= '<option value="members">' . __( 'Members', 'buddypress' ) . '</option>';

}

to this:

function bp_search_form_type_select() {

// Eventually this won't be needed and a page will be built to integrate all search results.

$selection_box = '<select name="search-which" id="search-which" style="width: auto">';

$selection_box .= '<option value="events">' . __( 'Events', 'buddypress' ) . '</option>';



if ( function_exists( 'xprofile_install' ) ) {

$selection_box .= '<option value="members">' . __( 'Members', 'buddypress' ) . '</option>';

}

and on bp-core.php

change this:

if ( !$slug || empty( $slug ) ) {

switch ( $search_which ) {

case 'members': default:

$slug = BP_MEMBERS_SLUG;

$var = '/?s=';

break;

to this:

if ( !$slug || empty( $slug ) ) {

switch ( $search_which ) {

case 'members': default:

$slug = BP_MEMBERS_SLUG;

$var = '/?s=';

break;

case 'events':

$slug = BP_EVENTS_SLUG;

$var = '/?s=';

break;

Hopefully that helps someone out.