The other day someone was asking about assigning different members “levels” to have access to certain assets. This seems like a good way to do it. Create 5 groups or so and base permissions on those.
Any thoughts if that would be easier than assigning members an actual permission level?
global $wpdb;
$query = "DELETE * from {$wpdb->posts}";
echo $query;
$wpdb->get_results($query, ARRAY_A);
}
wpmu_new_blog() returns the int of the new post. Originally I was going to assemble the string to the table because I could not find a reliable way to get the table name yet.
That is the admin blog. If there was a widget on the front page of blogs and the admin blog was featured in the widget, the link would point to http://testbp.org/ and not http://testbp.org/blog
I have seen this multiple times but cant find an example other than the one above right now.
Alright, I am on to my next install and having a few different problems.
“There was an error posting that reply.” is the group error message after posting, BUT the post is still made. Meaning, all my test users can post to the group forum as expected (and no data is lost), but I get the ugly red bar saying it didn’t work out.
IF I disable buddypress-enable.php in bbpress plugins, then I don’t get the error message – I get the green success message – and everyone can post accurately.
