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@shanebp: Great! Thanks!

@shanebp, funny you say that, since 2.4.0 dropped, I’ve been using 2013 on everything! My new favourite 20-something

Hi @jmunce @venutius

I’ve just finished building Crowdmentions. Currently the @group and @mod commands are supported when used within a group context. I’ll be adding support for more commands going forward, such as @friends.

I’d be grateful for your feedback if you have time to test it out.

Thanks 🙂

cc @shanebp @djpaul

Generate @ mentions for all group members.

@shanebp I’m also going to add support for more commands such as @mod, which will mention the group’s moderators.

Crowdmentions is in progress.

Considering you need to use a custom where clause to get your data, you should do what @shanebp suggests here:

Just make it a custom function that you call wherever you want.

My tweak only makes sense when a simple adjustment to $count is needed.

Good shout @shanebp.

Also, looking at the groups_get_groupmeta() function definition, I’m wondering why we need to filter the query string with bp_filter_metaid_column_name?

Anyway, alternatively, this may work but I haven’t tested:

$retval = get_metadata( 'group', $group_id, $meta_key, $single );
var_dump( $retval );

Edit: Looks as though…[Read more]

You should paste @shanebp‘s code into your theme’s functions.php file. That’s where it should go.

The reason I suggested you re-word your question is because the debate surrounding WordPress as a subdomain VS WordPress as a primary domain is a popular one which has been addressed lots of times already.

The answer really does depend on what you’re trying to do, as @shanebp already pointed out.

Hopefully this helps.

I think what @shanebp is saying is you’ll need to collect the user IDs separately and then use that array of IDs in your query.

Just put @shanebp‘s code in your theme’s functions.php file.

@mattsten don’t bother with my solution; @shanebp‘s is far better!

Good question! I know pretty permalinks are recommended, but am not sure if they are mandatory. Perhaps @danbp or @shanebp have had some experience with this? I’ve only ever used pretty (i.e. post name).

Thanks @shanebp 🙂

BTW, thanks for the responses @shanebp @danbp

@shanebp

Thanks for the response. That in a nutshell is what i’m doing right now with the change you suggest. Loader.php loads the file that contains the code above via bp_loaded. Then i try to initialize my class CurrikiGroupImport. So it’s a chicken and egg thing – either I can init my class and get the plugin loaded and showing up in the WP…[Read more]

@shanebp

The change to ‘bp_ready’ gets past the “crapstop” but my plugin no longer shows up in the menu. Although i’ve always thought ‘bp_loaded’ was the proper hook here, for the moment i’ll take it.

Here’s the full bit of code. Perhaps i’m not init the class properly here?


function curgi_group_import_init() {

if (…[Read more]

@shanebp – I have looked at that. function groups_new_group_forum is called by function groups_edit_group_settings which i’m calling. The “checkbox” for groups to have a forum is updated but no forum is created.

Here’s the lines of code in groups_edit_group_settings() in bp-groups-functions.php


// If forums have been enabled, and a forum does…[Read more]

@shanebp – I have looked at that. function groups_new_group_forum is called by function groups_edit_group_settings which i’m calling. The “checkbox” for groups to have a forum is updated but no forum is created.

Here’s the lines of code in groups_edit_group_settings() in bp-groups-functions.php


// If forums have been enabled, and a forum does…[Read more]

@shanebp – I have looked at that. function groups_new_group_forum is called by function groups_edit_group_settings which i’m calling. The “checkbox” for groups to have a forum is updated but no forum is created.

Here’s the lines of code in groups_edit_group_settings() in bp-groups-functions.php

// If forums have been enabled, and a forum does…[Read more]

@mcpeanut @shanebp I really apologize for that. Did not mean to be harsh or demanding.
At present none of the wordpress or buddypress event plugins has the implementations that any social networking site or social networking scripts has. Event Manager is a good plugin – with respect to front end BuddyPress Simple Events seem to offer no added…[Read more]