[@sirspacey Member 13 years, 12 months ago]

@twodeuces I’m trying to make it so when a user clicks “Join group” they are taking to the group’s page, instead of left on the directory. could you provide me with some clues on how to do that?

[@sirspacey Member 14 years ago]

cool thanks!

[@sirspacey Member 14 years ago]

However, it doesn’t handle the assignment process when a group is created, any hints?

[@sirspacey Member 14 years ago]

Found this code on how to manage roles in Buddypress: http://cleverness.org/2011/01/27/updated-buddypress-user-roles-code/

[@sirspacey Member 14 years ago]

Bump. I agree it should at the least make its way onto a Roadmap. If I’m understanding this correctly, there is no unified user-management system in the code base itself. I know I’m significantly hacking a number of Buddypress features to work around this issue in two of my current projects, and it seems like this missing functionality is a barrier to BuddyPress’s evolution.

[@sirspacey Member 14 years ago]

+1

[@sirspacey Member 14 years ago]

This worked. The proper syntax for group id: $team_id = bp_get_group_id();

[@sirspacey Member 14 years ago]

Did you find any answers on how to get the group id?

[@sirspacey Member 14 years ago]

Any word on a better function for this?

[@sirspacey Member 14 years ago]

btw, yes, I did declare global $bp; earlier in this code

[@sirspacey Member 14 years ago]

Code won’t paste, here’s the link: http://pastebin.com/KbcEd4Vf

[@sirspacey Member 14 years ago]

Thanks 4ella. I think this is a common sense extension of BuddyPress, so I’m looking at sponsoring a plugin for the community. If I do, any advice on how let the community know in addition to putting it on WordPress?