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Yes, definitely helpful. Any idea how to implement the solution within the groups index page as a bulk option as oppose to having to go into the individual group?

I tried using wordpress’s bulk admin similar to the example pertaining to load-users.php, but it isn’t working.

add_filter( 'handle_bulk_actions-toplevel_page_bp-groups', 'add_bpgroups_to_bpgroup', 10, 3 );

function add_bpgroups_to_bpgroup($redirect_to, $doaction, $group_ids) {
  trigger_error($doaction);
  trigger_error($redirect_to);
    if( bp_is_active('groups') ):

      if ( $doaction !== 'assign_parent_group' ) {
          return $redirect_to;
      }
      trigger_error(print_r($group_ids,TRUE));
      $redirect_to = add_query_arg( 'groups_assigned' , implode(',', $group_ids) , $redirect_to );
    endif;
    return $redirect_to;
}
add_filter( 'bulk_actions-toplevel_page_bp-groups', 'register_bulk_assign_parent_action' );

function register_bulk_assign_parent_action ($bulk_actions) {
 $bulk_actions['assign_parent_group'] = __( 'Assign Parent Group', 'assign_parent_group');
 //form submission
 add_action( 'admin_footer', function() { ?>
     <script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8">
         jQuery("#doaction").click(function(e){
             if(jQuery("select[name='action'] :selected").val()=="assign_parent_group") { e.preventDefault();
                 gid=prompt("Enter a Group ID","1");
                 if (gid != null) {
                   jQuery(".wrap form").append('<input type="hidden" name="bp_gid" value="'+gid+'" />').submit();
                 }
             }
         });
     </script>
 <?php
 });
 return $bulk_actions;
}

add_action( 'admin_notices', 'bulk_assign_parent_action_admin_notice' );

function bulk_assign_parent_action_admin_notice() {
  if ( ! empty( $_REQUEST['groups_assigned'] ) && ! empty( $_REQUEST['assigned_group'] ) ) {
    $groups_assigned =  $_REQUEST['groups_assigned'] ;
    $parent_id = $_REQUEST['assigned_group'];
    $parent_group = groups_get_group($parent_id);
    if ($parent_group->id == 0) {
      printf( '<div id="message" class="error">Unknown group ID %s</div>', $parent_id);
      return;
    }
    $group_ids = explode(',' , $groups_assigned);
    foreach ($group_ids as $group_id) {
      $group = groups_get_group( $group_id );
      if (false === groups_edit_group_settings($group_id, $group->enable_forum, $group->status, false, $parent_id )) {
        printf( '<div id="message" class="error">Failed to add group %s to %s.</div>', $group->name, $parent_group->name);
        break;
      }

    }

    printf( '<div id="message" class="updated fade">Successfully ' .
      _n( 'assigned %s group',
        'assigned %s groups',
        $groups_assigned,
        'assign_parent_group'
      ) . 'to %s</div>', $groups_assigned, $group_name );
  }

It fires the
add_filter( ‘bulk_actions-toplevel_page_bp-groups’, ‘register_bulk_assign_parent_action’ );

correctly but seems to completely ignore

add_filter( ‘handle_bulk_actions-toplevel_page_bp-groups’, ‘add_bpgroups_to_bpgroup’, 10, 3 );

Any ideas?

my error log?
WordPress database error Unknown column ‘profile’ in ‘where clause’ for query SELECT a.* FROM wp_buddyboss_media_albums a WHERE a.user_id=886 AND ( a.group_id NOT IN ( SELECT id FROM wp_bp_groups WHERE status != ‘public’ )
OR a.group_id IS NULL ) AND ( a.privacy IN ( ‘public’) ) AND a.id IN (profile) ORDER BY a.date_created DESC LIMIT 0, 20 made by require(‘wp-blog-header.php’), require_once(‘wp-includes/template-loader.php’), include(‘/themes/woffice/buddypress.php’), the_content, apply_filters(‘the_content’), WP_Hook->apply_filters, bp_replace_the_content, apply_filters(‘bp_replace_the_content’), WP_Hook->apply_filters, BP_Members_Theme_Compat->single_dummy_content, bp_buffer_template_part, bp_get_template_part, bp_locate_template, load_template, require(‘/themes/woffice/buddypress/members/single/home.php’), bp_get_template_part, bp_locate_template, load_template, require(‘/themes/woffice/buddypress/members/single/plugins.php’), do_action(‘bp_template_content’), WP_Hook->do_action, WP_Hook->apply_filters, buddyboss_media_template_albums, buddyboss_media_load_template, include_once(‘/plugins/buddyboss-media/templates/members/single/buddyboss-media-album.php’), buddyboss_media_has_albums, BuddyBoss_Media_Albums->__construct, BuddyBoss_Media_Albums->fetch_albums

I’m not sure why I would need to hook to something? I am running this process independently as part of a currently working cron job. I want to add a routine to my cron job that would remove users from groups if they are of a certain role. I have everything working, except I am not able to find the groups a user belongs to. I believe the code $group_ids = BP_Groups_Member::get_group_ids( $user_id ); is correct since I get the intended results when I run this from the buddypress page for members. That page must contain all the necessary declarative and required components. When I run the same code in functions.php even supplying a known user id such as $group_ids = BP_Groups_Member::get_group_ids( 2); my array is empty. Furthermore I get the errors noted above that I do not get when running this code from the members page.

Thank you for your reply.
Actually, I have a button “My group” and a none display bloc where I put this code, and a jquery shows all my groups on clic :

<?php 
$group_ids = groups_get_user_groups(bp_displayed_user_id());
foreach($group_ids["groups"] as $group_id) { 
echo('<a title="Aller sur le groupe" href="' . home_url() . '/groupes/' . groups_get_group(array( 'group_id' => $group_id )) -> slug . '">' .groups_get_group(array( 'group_id' => $group_id )) -> name . '</a>' . (end($group_ids["groups"]) == $group_id ? '' : ', ' ) ); } 
?>

So this code is working on my profile page, I have all my groups. On a group page, only the group where I am shows, and everywhere else there is no list.

So do you have an idea to show a list of “my group” everywhere?
Thank you a lot !

Thank you very much for your quick response, it works almost perfect.

You can see it here: http://www.racingonlineclub.com/#agradecimientos

First of all I can not include administrators and moderators.

Is not this correct?

<? php if (bp_group_has_members (‘group_id = 1 & per_page = 20 & exclude_admins_mods = false’)):?>

And secondly I would like the name “bp_group_member_link” to appear under the avatar to better organize the grid.

Is this possible?

Currently the list is:

<li style = “display: inline;”>
       <! – Example template tags you can use ->
       <? php bp_group_member_avatar ()?>
       <? php bp_group_member_link ()?>
     </ li>

Thanks again.

i’m using the buddypress groups to add a user role to members in the same group .. i hook into the groups_member_after_saveto add the role , which means when the user become a member he get the role .. and groups_member_before_remove to remove the role ,when the user leave the group the role been removed. my code is working like charm now . what i need is , to add this role when the user become admin to the group , and remove the role when he be demoted to mod or member, or be banned or removed.. this is my current code , to add the role to joined members:

function bpmp_add_member($bp_group_admin)
{
  $bp_group = _bpmp_get_group($bp_group_admin->group_id);
  $user = new WP_User($bp_group_admin->user_id);
  $user->add_role(_bpmp_get_role($bp_group));
}

function bpmp_remove_member($bp_group_admin)
{
  $bp_group = _bpmp_get_group($bp_group_admin->group_id);
  $user = new WP_User($bp_group_admin->user_id);
  $user->remove_role(_bpmp_get_role($bp_group));
}

add_action('groups_member_after_save', 'bpmp_add_member', 90, 1);
add_action('groups_member_before_remove', 'bpmp_remove_member', 10, 1);

i just need to know what’s the right hooks to use .. i found these hooks but don’t know how to use its functions parameters with the code above

// define the groups_promote_member callback 
function action_groups_promote_member( $group_id, $user_id, $status ) { 
    // make action magic happen here... 
}; 

// add the action 
add_action( 'groups_promote_member', 'action_groups_promote_member', 10, 3 );

// define the groups_demote_member callback 
function action_groups_demote_member( $group_id, $user_id ) { 
    // make action magic happen here... 
}; 

// add the action 
add_action( 'groups_demote_member', 'action_groups_demote_member', 10, 2 );

any help will be highly appreciated

I found a workaround, I’am quite not completely satisfied but…

First of all, disable members list on group:

function change_access_group_nav_tabs() {
  if(bp_is_group()) {
    buddypress()->groups->nav->edit_nav( array( 'user_has_access' => false ), 'members', bp_current_item() );
  }
}
add_action( 'bp_actions', 'change_access_group_nav_tabs' );

(btw, setting the value to true actually make the the nav items always here, but we still can’t access the group list on click)

And then I simply add a custom BP Group Extension to make my own members list:

class Group_Extension_List_Members extends BP_Group_Extension {
    /**
     * Here you can see more customization of the config options
     */
    function __construct() {
      $args = array(
          'slug' => 'members-list',
          'name' => 'Membres',
          'access' => array( 'anyone'),
          'show_tab' => array( 'anyone'),
          'nav_item_position' => 12,
          'screens' => array(
              'create' => array(
                  'enabled' => false
              ),
              'edit' => array(
                    'enabled' => false
              ),
          )
      );
      parent::init( $args );
    }
    function display( $group_id = NULL ) {
      //Remove user who do not belong to the group on members loop
      function filter_for_groups( $members_template_has_members, $members_template, $r ) {
        for ($i=sizeof($members_template->members)-1; $i >= 0 ; $i--) {
          $user_id = $members_template->members[$i]->id;
          if(!groups_is_user_member( $user_id, bp_get_group_id() )){
            $members_template->member_count = $members_template->member_count-1;
            array_splice($members_template->members, $i, 1);
          }
        }
        if ($members_template->member_count <= 0) {
          return '';
        } else {
          return $members_template_has_members;
        }
      };
      add_filter( 'bp_has_members', 'filter_for_groups', 10, 3 );

      require('/Your/theme/custom/members/loop/members-loop.php');
    }
}
bp_register_group_extension( 'Group_Extension_List_Members' );

Hope it will help other in the future, And I’m still open to know the good way to proceed.

Ask and ye shall receive. I figured it out, though I’m sure its not the cleanest solution:

I created this function from the original “groups_edit_base_group_details” function

	function bg_new_groups_edit_base_group_details( $group_id, $group_name, $group_desc, $notify_members ) {
			global $bp;

			if ( empty( $group_name ) || empty( $group_desc ) )
				return false;

			$group              = new BP_Groups_Group( $group_id );
			$group->name        = $group_name;
			$group->description = $group_desc;

			if ( !$group->save() )
				return false;

			if ( $notify_members ) {
				groups_notification_group_updated( $group_id, $group_id, false );
			}

			do_action( 'groups_details_updated', $group_id, $group_id, false );

			return true;
		}

Then I put the following code in a gravity forms gform_after_submission action:

				$group_id = 2;
				$group_name = 'New NEw TEST';
				$group_desc = 'testing description';
				bg_new_groups_edit_base_group_details($group_id, $group_name, $group_desc, false); 

This is the proof of concept the finished product will look a little different but function the same.

I’ve submitted an enhancement Trac here: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/7489#ticket.

In the meantime, I’ve implemented the following hack to allow non-members to post on a group’s activity stream:
In /plugins/buddypress/bp-groups/bp-groups-functions.php, comment out lines 1215 and 1216.

Original:

if ( !bp_current_user_can( 'bp_moderate' ) && !groups_is_user_member( $user_id, $group_id ) )
	return false;

Hacked:

//if ( !bp_current_user_can( 'bp_moderate' ) && !groups_is_user_member( $user_id, $group_id ) )
	//return false;

This removes the check for “Is this an admin or a group member?”, allowing anyone to post.