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yeh, DJPaul is right, create a child theme. It’s easy than you may think of it.
you are most welcome
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How about this one.
<?php
global $bp;
if(is_user_logged_in())
>
<a href="<?php echo $bp->loggedin_user->domain;?>groups/create">Create a Group Now</a>
<?php endif;?>Edit: doh! I had missed f of href earlier
You are most welcome:)
Happy New year to you too and all the BP Enthusiasts
well, Now here is my view, as I am currently involved in developing this plugin.
I think I would like to clarify a few things which are mentioned above.
First of all thanks to Bowe and everyone interested in the plugins.
@Bowe, the membership is $30 for 3 months(and Hopefully It will include further updates free too, as far as I think of now). I won’t go into details as It is community site and advertisement should be avoided here.
yes It is GPL and all what I have done is GPLed till date(But for the first time it contains a price tag, as I want to keep the development active and not let it die because of my other jobs).
You know, this plugin requires a membership which is itself a guarantee that I will keep it alive/push the updates in future.
rest, It is GPL, so You can always fork and update it yourself incase you want, which I do not suspect will happen anytime soon.
@Travel-Junkie
Yes, you are right, this is going to be released under GPL, Currently I am charging some amount to access it. The reason I charge for it currently is I am going to put a lot more effort in future to make it better and better.
Once it reaches maturity in 3-6 months, with all the features, I will make it freely available, as after that, It may not require major updates on my part.
That’s it.
PS:If moderators feel anything I wrote is in appropriate, please feel free to remove that part from the post
Ok,here is the solution.
This will sllow user to search for the blog posts on the main site only.
I have used two hooks to accomplish the purpose.
put this code in either bp-custom.php or in functions.php of your current theme. No core modification is required.
//filter the allowed search type
add_filter("bp_search_form_type_select","bpdev_allowed_search_type");
function bpdev_allowed_search_type($selecttion_box_old){
//ignore the selection box
$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>';
}
if ( function_exists( 'groups_install' ) ) {
$selection_box .= '<option value="groups">' . __( 'Groups', 'buddypress' ) . '</option>';
}
if ( function_exists( 'bp_forums_setup' ) && !(int) get_site_option( 'bp-disable-forum-directory' ) ) {
$selection_box .= '<option value="forums">' . __( 'Forums', 'buddypress' ) . '</option>';
}
//here we modify the thing to a new type posts
$selection_box .= '<option value="posts">' . __( 'Blog', 'buddypress' ) . '</option>';
$selection_box .= '</select>';
return $selection_box;
}
//let us filter the search action urls
add_filter("bp_core_search_site","bpdev_filter_search_url");
function bpdev_filter_search_url($search_url){
//if user is searching for main site content, modify url else return url
$search_terms = $_POST['search-terms'];
$search_which = $_POST['search-which'];
if($search_which=
"posts")
$search_url=site_url( "?s=". urlencode($search_terms) );
return $search_url;
}
