Search Results for 'assign group on registration'
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Topic: User creation from front end
Good evening,
I’m trying to create a page where you can create users and automatically assign them to a group of those that already exist, I’m using a registration gravity plugin, I have managed to create users but I have not managed to assign that user to a group from the registration, I need to do it from the same registration form, is there any way or another plugin that allows to do it that way?
Thanks!Good morning.
As you can read in the title I am trying to create a website for the first time with the use of the buddypress plugin.
My intent is not just to use it as a social network but to be able to take advantage of some social functions.In practice I would like to allow the user to:
1) register by filling out the registration form;
2) registered users will appear in a single map. It will be possible for a registered (or unregistered) user to check other already registered users who are close to his / her geographical position.
3) only the registered user will be able to see the content of the site;
4) the administrator will be able to publish a news that will be notified automatically to all users in their profile and via email.So there will be no active participation of users in creating posts, groups or sending messages between them.
For point 2 I used a plugin that allows you to automatically enter the user’s address during registration and to be able to search for the user.
for point 3 I have installed some plugins but they do not limit the page assignment to registered users only.
Point 4 I did not understand at all if it is possible to do.
Finally I would like the wordpress bar not to appear at the top and horizontally (I figured out how to remove it for the administrator but not also for registered users).
Could you give me some directions.
Thank you
Hi there,
I want to create community where each group is restricted by email domain. Is there any way to automate the process for when a user registers for the community, they will become a member of the group that is assigned to their email domain?
Also, it’s possible a member could have multiple email domains hence eligible for membership to multiple groups, is it possible to allow users to register with one email (primary email/group) and after registration add additional emails to join other groups, via their user account?
Thanks!
Topic: Group Template
BuddyPress – Olympus Theme – Youzer.
I am creating a profile that coordinates with my business member type. When they register, I would love to have a standard set of groups automatically be set up for them with them as Authors on those. I know that I can make it so a user is automatically assigned to a group that exists. What I want is for a business to have standard groups that are created with them as authors upon registration.
Make sense? Can this be done? Or would I need a developer to write it up for me?
Hi!
We are running the latest Buddypress and WordPress installations.
We are an institute with many classes, we want instructors to be able to set up their own group, and self-assign, when registering from a Profile Field (called Class). In that group they will have their own courses.
Our aim is to allow instructor users to create new groups when signing up to the registration form instead of us manually creating them.
Very simple we want to take the Profile Field (Class) from the instructor Registration Form and insert that as a new Group into Buddypress when the user selects submit, how do we do this please?
Logic:
1.When the instructor user clicks on submit on the Registration Form
2. Take the text value of Profile Field (Class)
3.Create a Group in WP Admin using the text value and assign the user into the Class.
4. Do not make user admin.Topic: Group Options for New Users
I’m looking for a solution for when a new user is being added through the WordPress dashboard (not a forward facing form) that shows the different groups available and check boxes to select which group to which they would belong. This seems like a simple request that would save the step of having to go to the group after the fact and adding them that way. So far, the only solutions I’ve found is where a user would do this upon registration/sign-up on the front-end of the site, but I’m looking for a solution that would exist in the WordPress dashboard. (We are creating a system where a super administrator adds all users and assigns them to a group. There is no individual public registration form.) Any help would be appreciated! Thank you!
I am setting up a site where we want to give a standard name to each new group that they can change later in their settings.
That way each new group is say: “Team #1” Where each new team gets the next number.
I tried to put in by using something like:
value="Team #<?php echo bp_new_group_id(); ?>"in the group registration form, but it only returned: Team #0. The group ID hasn’t been created by that step yet…
Any magic to make this possible?
Hi!
I’m looking to have a default avatar for different member types. So, upon registration, a user would be assigned, by default to the ‘Participant’ level. Or, another level.
Thing is, if they register and are given a different level upon registration, such as ‘Moderator’ I do not want them to have the same default BuddyPress avatar as a ‘Participant.’ Because I want it to be clear in conversation threads what the level of each member is — who is ‘running things’ so to speak.
I want Moderators to have a different avatar in conversation than a Participant. To make it obvious. And nooooo, looking at the top of the Group’s page is not sufficient to indicate this, as it would be easy to overlook if all avatars were the same; people are not going to easily see the ‘Moderator’ status under an avatar if they’re on mobile, or in a rush, or don’t care to view the person’s information/avatar past a glance. I want it to be incredibly obvious what level each person is in each discussion.
And I want it to be automated. By default — that when a user signs up and is assigned a member type that they get the correct ‘member level’ avatar for their status.
Note: I do not need this to be editable past their member type…because to be honest that is a hassle. I want it to be done based on their membership type, without me having to upload a new avatar each time…I want a member type to use the same avatar over and over again.
And if that user’s level changes in the future, either to a higher level or a lower one, I want their avatar to be the new one — automatically — that is associated with their new member type that everyone else has, that has the same member type level as they now do.
NOTE: I have ‘extended profiles’ shut off, and there is no reason to put them back on. I’ve tried that recently in my quest for ‘how the hell do I make avatars look different’…. 🙂 BUT turning on extended profiles messed up my site. Also, I tried turning on the feature ‘allow members to upload avatars’ and that messed up my site as well.
I currently am using ‘BuddyPress First Letter Avatars’ with GREAT success; it is FAB. And the fact that it works to affect the appearance of BuddyPress avatars WITHOUT my having to enable extended profiles or turn on the ability for users to upload their own avatars…proves to me that I can edit avatars with code independent of those features being turned on.
Remember — I can’t just have pretty avatars there. I need certain avatars based on member type. So using ‘BuddyPress First Letter Avatar’ as the plugin for my site is not a long-term solution. Currently my site is in development, so nobody else sees anything but me…when the site goes live though, I need to have the avatars populate based on member level. That plugin is not what I need…it does demonstrate that the idea I have behind getting this done is perhaps possible, though, as it does affect avatar appearance without breaking my site. I’d LOVE to reverse engineer it, and modify it for my purposes, but to be honest that’s a little past my paygrade. 🙂
ONE OTHER thing to keep in mind: I do NOT want gravatars to be used on my site. Not ever.
So I’ve shut those off. They repeatedly call back to the WordPress servers….something I don’t want. So I’ve used code that is listed in the BuddyPress codex to shut gravatars off. And am using a plugin to shut off gravatars within WordPress itself, outside of BuddyPress.
Ideally, I’d love to accomplish setting avatars based on member levels, automatically, with a plugin. But currently no plugin exists to do this on Code Canyon, or the WordPress plugin repository, or elsewhere that I can find. I did find some code on BuddyDev that said we could use a couple plugins plus some PHP filters and etc….but I followed those directions and my site broke (500 errors)….which is what happened to someone else too (as mentioned in the comments), as recently as October of 2018.
I am running WordPress 4.9.8 and the latest version of BuddyPress as well as bbPress.
Thoughts?
Thanks in advance for any and all assistance. 🙂
BuddyPress Version 2.9.3 on WordPress 4.9.4 running Idyllic theme with Idyllic Plus Plugin. Hosted at WordPress.com.
Just out of chute with this implementation. And I haven’t found the means of assigning the default groups that new Registrants are assigned.
This a probably a Duh? But, I don’t see were to define that list.
So upon registration I’d like the system to assign new users to some basic groups.
Hi. I have a fresh install of BuddyPress 2.9.0 (and BBpress) on WordPress 4.8.1.
I was able to customize the registration page to allow members to select their ‘identity group’ (teachers or students) with a radio button.
What I am hoping to accomplish is to assign these members to a group based on their selection.
I’m not sure how to do that. Help is appreciated.
I did find 3rd party plugins with this one looking very promising: https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-registration-groups-1/ but I’m hoping to avoid adding a bunch of plugins if this can be accomplished with the existing BuddyPress tools.
As the topic says, I am trying to achieve this capability for group admin without success.
I have the following:
The website is community with branches (85 brancehs) and I use bp groups to handle the branches.
The members register and should be assigned to the branch of their city (using bp registration groups) and the managers of each branch are assigned as group admins.
The members are able to buy tickets to firld trips and other stuff and I need the group admins to be able to see which members from their own branch purchased a ticket to the trip.
Is it possible to create capability to achieve this?I am using:
wordpress 4.4.2
Buddypress 2.7.2
woocommerce 2.6.7
wc4bp 2.5
wc4bp xprofile checkout manager 1.2.1
Buddypress registration groups
capability manager enhancedPlease help someone…
Hi Everyone
I’m looking for help with the following logic, if anyone can help it would be greatly appreciated. It is required in the registration and is based on a users selection of a school
If a user selects a school from the dropdown list ie. School 1, then by selecting that school
it sets pre-defined groups and assigns the school and the pre-defined groups to the users profile.My way of thinking (maybe way off)
//Input type = select
School 1
School 2
School 3//Input type = checkbox
Group 1
Group 2
Group 3
Group 4//Condition: if user selects an option from dropdown field
if(select id == option value(“School 1”)
{
// set these groups checkbox fields as selected
set group pre-defined-groups(“Group 1”, “Group2”, “Group 4”)// assign selected school option to user’s profile
??? (select field is only used to allow those groups pre-defined to be used by a new user registering to the site).// assign pre-defined-group checkbox field to user’s profile
??? (because these groups are set up through buddy press does that mean they should automatically be added)}
if(select id == option value(“School 3”)
{
// set these groups checkbox fields as selected
set group pre-defined-groups(“Group3”, “Group 4”)// assign selected school option to user’s profile
???// assign pre-defined-group checkbox field to user’s profile
???
}admins should be able to change school or groups anytime
Thanks
Topic: Registration page problems
I set my pages to the different objects in buddypress ( activation, members, user groups, etc.) When I assign a page to “register” it doesn’t give me all of the login options for a user to register. All of the other pages come up with the right content except the register page. It just assigns a default Blog page to it.
Any ideas?
I’m making a website that has a few criteria and would appreciate some help thinking through some setup options.
The site needs to have several user groups, I’m thinking buddypress to manage this that would allow users to post in their groups forum, their groups classifieds, etc…
The groups should be automatically assigned to the user on registration based on their email address, think universities. (@school1.com, @school2.com) each would subscribe them to the group for School1 or School2; allowing them to access forums and classified specific to their university.
Any ideas where to start on this? I’ve checked a few plugins but this issue is pretty specific and and moreso looking for where to start coding this.
Hi,
I have 2 types of members that I want to assign automatically to their respective group upon registration.
I have been trying this way, but it doesn’t work:function set_default_group( $user_id ) { $accounttype = get_user_meta( $user_id, 'I am a', true ); if ( $accounttype == 'Student' ) groups_join_group( 'Students', $user_id ); elseif ( $accounttype == 'Teacher' ) groups_join_group( 'Teachers', $user_id ); } add_action( 'user_register', 'set_default_group', 10, 1 );Any idea what I’m doing wrong?
