The first link will take you to the profile edit screen. I’m not sure why you see the 2nd? I see “Personal”, “Mentions” and “Favourites”. The 3rd option takes you to your profile settings page.
These requirements are very custom so I doubt there will be a plugin available. My advice is to take a look through the core project code to familiarise yourself with how BuddyPress works. There’s also a BuddyPress Skeleton Component you can use (check out the comments) to learn how to create a new component should you need one.
You should look at bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/activity/post-form.php, making changes if necessary using the BuddyPress Template Hierarchy article as a guide.
The likely reason why bp_get_member_user_id() is returning NULL is you are using it outside the members loop. See the Playing with the user’s ID in different contexts article for info on how to get the member’s ID in the various contexts that exist within BP.
The groups_member_before_save hook doesn’t really give you the opportunity to exit execution gracefully if your member doesn’t validate. Is there another hook that you can use?
I suppose you could force execution to stop by adding a redirect after bp_core_add_message() but that feels slightly hackish:
After a particular member has reached the 1 private group limit, you’d probably want to stop the member:
requesting to join a new private group
from being invited to join a private group
from creating a new private group
You mention the member can belong to multiple public groups so your checks should be specific for private groups (also note there is a hidden group type).
With reference to what hook to use, you’d probably need to use 3 different hooks depending on the actions mentioned above. Take a look through bp-groups/bp-groups-functions.php to start with to see what’s available.
Just to point out, I seem to have got @johnjamesjacoby’s username wrong in my comment above. He seems to be @jjj everywhere else, just not on this forum 🙂
The Template Tag Reference will help you here. You can do things like the following inside your function to determine the type of page that is being accessed:
if ( bp_is_groups() ) {
// This is the groups page.
}
if ( is_buddypress() ) {
// This is a BuddyPress screen.
}
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