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Hi everyone!

My aim is to add a “share button” into different sites just like available on facebook,g+ and twitter. For example:

A user is on a site with a tutorial and wants to share the link of the site on my buddypress page. Now I want to give the admin of the site a code for a button which will put the visitor on an extra site on which he can share the link on the mentioned buddypress-site.

For this I thought about giving the link via php and the post or get-form. What I want to know now is: How can I add a single site only with the posting-form of buddypress and take the passed link into the form?

The Process of my idea is the following:

1. A user is on a site with my “share button”
2. If he pushes this button the link of the site will be copy and
paste in a new opened site into the post-formular of buddypress
3. Now the user can post the link on my buddypress site if he is logged in. Otherwise he
will get an option to log-in with his user account

Thank you for your answer @danbp I will try to make a new site by using the custom post type form of wordpress.

Best Regards

Robert

What I have done is that I used a plugin that hides the admin bar for all the users (logged in and logged out) and users can’t see or use the toolbar. When the user is logged in, s/he can see the profile link in the menu which takes him/her to the default buddyPrss profile and s/he can start from there. That’s why if create group exist under the profile tab (without admin) it would make my life easier.

The theme I am using is not helping me to go around this and that’s why I was thinking of using a different theme that is BuddyPress ready.

I have these two links:
http://www.DOMAIN.com/members/USERNAMES/groups/ – Appears under buddypress in the menu- (and)
http://www.DOMAIN.com/groups/ – Appears under pages in the menu –

I have the first one available to the registered users and it disappears when the user signs out, however, the second one doesn’t disappear when a user signs out. I am willing to make the second link unavailable when a user signs out. How to do this?

Thanks

@mercime the default buttons and hovers in the buddypress profile pages are just simple one, like on this site.
I just want to make them look like my native theme.
I wanna change that, when I hover on some button, it should turn into blue buttons.
as in this site, on the top nav it changes the color on hove to dark blue, I wanna make the same in buddypress profile pages.
http://wp-themes.com/kotetsu/?TB_iframe=true&width=600&height=400

After researching a bit further I think I could easily achieve what I’d like if only this function (in bp-activity-classes.php line 1186):

/**
	 * Create filter SQL clauses.
	 *
	 * @since BuddyPress (1.5.0)
	 *
	 * @param array $filter_array {
	 *     Fields and values to filter by.
	 *     @type array|string|id $user_id User ID(s).
	 *     @type array|string $object Corresponds to the 'component'
	 *           column in the database.
	 *     @type array|string $action Corresponds to the 'type' column
	 *           in the database.
	 *     @type array|string|int $primary_id Corresponds to the 'item_id'
	 *           column in the database.
	 *     @type array|string|int $secondary_id Corresponds to the
	 *           'secondary_item_id' column in the database.
	 *     @type int $offset Return only those items with an ID greater
	 *           than the offset value.
	 *     @type string $since Return only those items that have a
	 *           date_recorded value greater than a given MySQL-formatted
	 *           date.
	 * }
	 * @return string The filter clause, for use in a SQL query.
	 */
	public static function get_filter_sql( $filter_array ) {

		$filter_sql = array();

		if ( !empty( $filter_array['user_id'] ) ) {
			$user_sql = BP_Activity_Activity::get_in_operator_sql( 'a.user_id', $filter_array['user_id'] );
			if ( !empty( $user_sql ) )
				$filter_sql[] = $user_sql;
		}

		if ( !empty( $filter_array['object'] ) ) {
			$object_sql = BP_Activity_Activity::get_in_operator_sql( 'a.component', $filter_array['object'] );
			if ( !empty( $object_sql ) )
				$filter_sql[] = $object_sql;
		}

		if ( !empty( $filter_array['action'] ) ) {
			$action_sql = BP_Activity_Activity::get_in_operator_sql( 'a.type', $filter_array['action'] );
			if ( ! empty( $action_sql ) )
				$filter_sql[] = $action_sql;
		}

		if ( !empty( $filter_array['primary_id'] ) ) {
			$pid_sql = BP_Activity_Activity::get_in_operator_sql( 'a.item_id', $filter_array['primary_id'] );
			if ( !empty( $pid_sql ) )
				$filter_sql[] = $pid_sql;
		}

		if ( !empty( $filter_array['secondary_id'] ) ) {
			$sid_sql = BP_Activity_Activity::get_in_operator_sql( 'a.secondary_item_id', $filter_array['secondary_id'] );
			if ( !empty( $sid_sql ) )
				$filter_sql[] = $sid_sql;
		}

		if ( ! empty( $filter_array['offset'] ) ) {
			$sid_sql = absint( $filter_array['offset'] );
			$filter_sql[] = "a.id >= {$sid_sql}";
		}

		if ( ! empty( $filter_array['since'] ) ) {
			// Validate that this is a proper Y-m-d H:i:s date
			// Trick: parse to UNIX date then translate back
			$translated_date = date( 'Y-m-d H:i:s', strtotime( $filter_array['since'] ) );
			if ( $translated_date === $filter_array['since'] ) {
				$filter_sql[] = "a.date_recorded > '{$translated_date}'";
			}
		}

		if ( empty( $filter_sql ) )
			return false;

		return join( ' AND ', $filter_sql );
	}

would allow filters to be combined with OR rather than AND. That way I could easily filter on a bunch of user_ids and group_ids which would get me the results I’m after. I might try extending the class and overriding that function. Watch this space!

Hi @danbp. Okay so essentially what you are saying is I need to write a complex custom query?

I’ve been examining the Buddypress class and function files in detail over the last few weeks due to the lack of documentation for BuddyPress – not a criticism btw. Yep I’m familiar with meta_query and using that already to get groups by meta_value. I wrote a function for returning activity IDs based on group meta:

function wfw_get_group_activities_by_sport($sports = array())
{
	global $bp,$wpdb;

	if(!$sports)
		return false;

	// GET GROUP IDS WHICH HAVE CHOSEN SPORT SELECTED
	foreach($sports as $sport)
	{
		$meta_query[] = array(
			"key" => "group_sport",
			"value" => $sport,
			"compare" => 'LIKE'
		);
	}

	if(count($meta_query) > 1)
		$meta_query = array_merge(array('relation' => 'OR'), $meta_query);

	$group_arr = BP_Groups_Group::get(array(
		'per_page'=>-1,
		'meta_query' => $meta_query
	));	

	if(!$group_arr['total'] || !$group_arr['groups'])
		return false;

	foreach($group_arr['groups'] as $group)
	{
		$group_id_array[] = $group->;id;
	}

	$item_id = implode(",", $group_id_array);

	$sql = "SELECT id FROM {$bp->activity->table_name} WHERE component = 'groups' AND item_id IN ({$item_id})";
	$activity_id_array = $wpdb->get_col( $sql);	
	
	if(!$activity_id_array)
		return false;

	$activity_id = implode(',', $activity_id_array);

	return $activity_id;
}

which I can then use to filter results:

$activity_id = wfw_get_group_activities_by_sport(array($_GET['sport']));

$filter = '&in='.$activity_id.'&object=groups';
				
if ($activity_id && bp_has_activities( bp_ajax_querystring( 'activity' ).$filter ) ) :  ?>

Now I just need to somehow combine what I’m using but it sounds like a complex query is the way to go. I was looking for a more elegant solution using BP functions to achieve this but I guess it’s not yet possible.

Anybody else have experience in this?

Thanks.