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Thanks so far.

I am using latest version of WordPress and Latest of Buddypress

Lets forget about css for now, I think I need to redo how activity stream is generating the html. If I want to get done as in my example (1st post) then I need to generate my own HTML. I am considering writing my own plugin to make it do what I want..

What buddypress filter can I use to adjust the html below?

<div class="activity-inner">
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</div>

I am not using a buddypress template.

Hi @shanebp,

Sorry for the confusion, I’ve created a bp_group_list_managers that’s a merge of bp_group_list_admins and bp_group_list_mods to provide a single consolidated listing.

function bp_group_list_managers($group=false) {
    global $groups_template;
    if(empty($group)) {
        $group =& $groups_template->group;
    }

    // fetch group admins if 'populate_extras' flag is false
    if (empty($group->args['populate_extras']) || true) {
        $query = new BP_Group_Member_Query(array(
            'group_id'   => $group->id,
            'group_role' => 'admin',
            'type'       => 'alphabetical',
        ));

        if (!empty($query->results)) {
            $group->admins = $query->results;
        }
    }

    // fetch group mods if 'populate_extras' flag is false
    if (empty($group->args['populate_extras']) || true) {
        $query = new BP_Group_Member_Query(array(
            'group_id'   => $group->id,
            'group_role' => 'mod',
            'type'       => 'alphabetical',
        ));

        if (!empty($query->results)) {
            $group->mods = $query->results;
        }
    }

    $admins = (array)$group->admins;
    $mods = (array)$group->mods;

    usort($admins, 'bp_group_member_sort');
    usort($mods, 'bp_group_member_sort');

    $group->managers = array_merge($admins, $mods);

    if (!empty($group->managers)) { ?>
        <ul id="group-managers">
            <?php foreach((array)$group->managers as $manager) { ?>
                <li>
                    <a href="<?php echo bp_core_get_user_domain($manager->user_id, $manager->user_nicename, $manager->user_login); ?>"><?php echo bp_core_fetch_avatar(array('item_id' => $manager->user_id, 'email' => $manager->user_email, 'alt' => sprintf( __( 'Profile picture of %s', 'buddypress' ), bp_core_get_user_displayname($manager->user_id)))) ?></a>
                </li>
            <?php } ?>
        </ul>
<?php } else { ?>
    <span class="activity"><?php _e( 'No Managers', 'buddypress' ) ?></span>
<?php }
}

As you can see I set the type here to alphabetical and was first confused why it did nothing then I realized the BP_Group_Member_Query’s were never even called as I guess populate_extras was set so not empty. This meant that the $group->admins and $group->mods came from the global $group_template->group which wasn’t ordered. I’m curious how to make that global $group_template->group admin/mod lists could be alphabetically ordered by default.

For now I just amended my method to simply force the BP_Group_Member_Query’s to be used instead which has allowed for the alphabetical ordering.

Hope that clears things up.

Thanks

I just did, but it did not work. I looked at the function, saw $groups_template, and added the following inside and outside of the loop:
var_dump($groups_template);

Here’s the code from buddypress.php:

<?
/*
Template Name: BuddyPress
*/

get_header(); 
$plp_user_check = plp_user_check($current_user);
	var_dump($groups_template);
	echo "<br>Course Path: " . bp_get_group_slug();
include("forums-header.php");
?>

<?	if( have_posts() ): ?>

		<? 	while( have_posts() ): the_post();
				var_dump($groups_template);
				echo "<br>Course Path: " . bp_get_group_slug();
				the_content();
			endwhile; 
		?>

	<? else: ?>

		<div id="post-404" class="noposts">

			<p><? _e('None found.','example'); ?></p>

		</div><!-- /#post-404 -->

	<? endif; wp_reset_query(); ?>

</div><!-- /#bodyContainer
<?	get_footer(); ?>

The first var dump just returned “NULL”. The second one returned:

object(stdClass)#644 (1) { ["group"]=> NULL }

in an older installation I did the same (I hope so) and it works fine.
Yesterday I had some issues with the profile header and I reinstalled buddypress. Now, some translations are missing…

In my the7.2-Theme I have several templates for using them for pages and the blog.
But I do not really unerstand the concept behind buddypress:

• I have to create a page and then I assign it to members/groups/activity… but as I create the PAGE, there is a sidebar. WHy doesn’t buddypress use/show this sidebar?
• It’s the same issue with the footer widget area (ok, it’s the same as a siebar)
• Why do I have to extend the functions.php to be able to use the sidebars?
• And what are these functions (posted above) do?

oh sorry:
I’m using the7.2 from themeforrest.

They’ve sent me some snippets to include in the themes functions.php, but I don’t know if I’ve included them correctly. But after including them, I had the sidebar on several pages (e.g. the member-subpages), but still missing on

• all groups
• single group
• members list (first page)
• group list (first page)
• activity list (first page)

They said it was a kind of “blueprint”, so I added the lines – without really understanding what I’m doing. As a result, it seems to work on some pages – but not on all:

function dt_bbypress_template_config1()
{
if( is_bbpress() )
{
$pagid = 35615; //sidebar, footer settings of the page id given will be applied to user profiles
$config = presscore_get_config( );
presscore_config_base_init( $pagid );

}
}
add_action( ‘get_header’, ‘dt_bbypress_template_config1’, 10 );

function dt_buddypress_template_config2()
{
if( bbp_is_single_user() ){
$pagid = 35615; //sidebar, footer settings of the page id given will be applied to user profiles
$config = presscore_get_config( );
presscore_config_base_init( $pagid );
}
}

add_action( ‘get_header’, ‘dt_buddypress_template_config2’, 10 );

function dt_bbypress_template_config3()
{
if( is_bbpress() )
{
$pagid = 35609; //sidebar, footer settings of the page id given will be applied to user profiles
$config = presscore_get_config( );
presscore_config_base_init( $pagid );

}
}
add_action( ‘get_header’, ‘dt_bbypress_template_config3’, 10 );

function dt_buddypress_template_config4()
{
if( bbp_is_single_user() ){
$pagid = 35609; //sidebar, footer settings of the page id given will be applied to user profiles
$config = presscore_get_config( );
presscore_config_base_init( $pagid );
}
}

add_action( ‘get_header’, ‘dt_buddypress_template_config4’, 10 );

Is there a website where buddypress functions are listed ?