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You’re using the class method properly. This should output an array containing an array of groups and a count.

$group_ids = BP_Groups_Member::get_group_ids( $user_id );
var_dump( $group_ids );

Make sure the $user_id argument you are passing to the class method is valid. It should be an integer but I don’t think type is enforced in this case so a string might also work.

bp_get_current_group_id() gets the ID of the current group, not the groups to which the user is a member of.

For that you need groups_get_user_groups().

It will return an array of group info, so you’ll have to process it further before storing it.

Have a look here: http://hookr.io/functions/groups_get_user_groups/

You can certainly use BuddyPress WP CLI for that: https://github.com/buddypress/wp-cli-buddypress

It has a wp bp group member command.

Something like wp bp group member remove --group-id={GROUP_ID} --user-id={MEMBER_ID}

Here’s the bare basic code to add a page to all groups:

class my_group_page extends BP_Group_Extension {
	function __construct() {
		$args = array( 'slug' => 'page_slug', 'name' => 'Page Name', 'nav_item_position' => 12 );
		parent::init( $args );
	}
	function display( $group_id = NULL ) {
		// page code goes here
	}
}
bp_register_group_extension( 'my_group_page' );

A few things to check:

1. After submitting the first page of the group creation process, is the group actually created in the database? Check Dashboard > Groups, or the wp_bp_groups database table if you know how.

2. Check your browser cookies to see if the bp_new_group_id and bp_completed_create_steps cookies are set. If so, please share the details, especially the Domain and Path.

3. If you have access to PHP error logs on your server, please check them for related errors. Otherwise, consider enabling WP_DEBUG to see if anything relevant is shown after submitting the first step of the creation process.

Hi @hlubi – Generally, the sidebar is controlled by the WP theme you’re using. See sidebar.php. You’ll likely need to make your modifications in that file (probably in a child theme, if you’re not already using one).

Exactly what modifications you make depends heavily on how you want the sidebars to differ. If you have a small number of groups, and you want the sidebar to be totally customized for each one, sidebar.php might look something like this:

if ( bp_is_group() ) {
    $group_id = bp_get_current_group_id();

    switch ( $group_id ) {
        case 1 :
             // group 1 sidebar
        break;

        case 2 :
             // group 2 sidebar
        break;
    }
} else {
    // existing sidebar code
}

You could even register separate sidebars for each group, so that they can be managed separately in wp-admin. (This solution obviously won’t work well if you have lots and lots of groups.)

If you just want to have some group-specific content in the sidebar, you can use BP’s “current group” functions in sidebar.php. For example:

if ( bp_is_group() ) {
    $current_group = groups_get_current_group();
    printf( 'This is the sidebar for group %s', esc_html( $current_group->name ) );
}

This way, you’d have the same *type* of data on each group’s sidebar, but the specific data would be pulled dynamically based on which group is being shown.

Try 0 instead of false:
<?php if (bp_group_has_members ('group_id=1&per_page=20&exclude_admins_mods=0')) : ?>

Re layout: you’ll have to check those functions for filter hooks and use those to adjust layout. Or make your own calls.

Use bp_group_has_members and specific the id of the group.
For example: <php if ( bp_group_has_members( 'group_id=15' ) ) : ?> etc.

Group Members Loop

The answer is right below the definition of the hook:

      // The following properties are required; bail if not met. 
      if ( empty( $this->user_id ) || empty( $this->group_id ) ) { 
          return false; 
      } 

Just delete the value for one of those fields.

Hi. If it still an issue , I d recommend you to look at bp-xprofile-settings.php

function bp_xprofile_get_settings_fields( $args = '' ) {
  //if u have ome custom user roles  you can simply filter here which groups to hide  
    if(!current_user_can("owner")){
        $query='5,6,4';
    }else{
        $query='1,3,4,5';
    }
	// Parse the possible arguments.
	$r = bp_parse_args( $args, array(
		'user_id'                => bp_displayed_user_id(),
		'profile_group_id'       => false,
		'hide_empty_groups'      => false,
		'hide_empty_fields'      => false,
		'fetch_fields'           => true,
		'fetch_field_data'       => false,
		'fetch_visibility_level' => true,
		'exclude_groups'         => $query,
		'exclude_fields'         => false
	), 'xprofile_get_settings_fields' );

	return bp_has_profile( $r );
}

Hi,
Please put the following code to your bp-custom.php

/**
 * Step 1: Store the group id in meta when there is a new comment.
 */
function buddydev_store_group_in_activity_meta( $comment_id, $r, $activity ) {

	if ( $activity->component != 'groups' ) {
		return;
	}

	bp_activity_update_meta( $comment_id, '_group_id', $activity->item_id );
}

// hook to comment posted action
add_action( 'bp_activity_comment_posted', 'buddydev_store_group_in_activity_meta', 10, 3 );
add_action( 'bp_activity_comment_posted_notification_skipped', 'buddydev_store_group_in_activity_meta', 10, 3 );

//Filter the action string for comment and display it.
function buddydev_add_group_link_in_activity_comment_action( $action, $activity ) {

	$group_id = bp_activity_get_meta( $activity->id, '_group_id', true );

	if ( ! $group_id ) {
		return $action;
	}

	$group = new BP_Groups_Group( $group_id );

	if ( ! $group->id ) {
		return $action;
	}

	$action = $action . sprintf( " in group <a href='%s'>%s</a>", bp_get_group_permalink( $group ), bp_get_group_name( $group ) );

	return $action;
}
add_filter( 'bp_activity_comment_action', 'buddydev_add_group_link_in_activity_comment_action', 10, 2 );

It records the group id in activity meta and uses that for displaying the group link.

Please do note that it will only work for newer comments.

Hope that helps.

We’ve the same problem.

But we found a solution to fix it.

File: \htdocs\wp-content\plugins\buddypress\bp-xprofile\bp-xprofile-admin.php

Search the function “xprofile_admin_field” and there you replace the code from Line 609 to 630 with this:

	$field_edit_url = add_query_arg(
		array(
			'page'     => 'bp-profile-setup',
			'group_id' => (int) $field->group_id,
			'field_id' => (int) $field->id,
			'mode'     => 'edit_field'
		),
		//network_admin_url( 'users.php' )
		'users.php'
	);

	if ( $field->can_delete ) {
		$field_delete_url = add_query_arg(
			array(
				'page'     => 'bp-profile-setup',
				'field_id' => (int) $field->id,
				'mode'     => 'delete_field'
			),
			//network_admin_url( 'users.php' ) . '#tabs-' . (int) $field->group_id
			'users.php#tabs-' . (int) $field->group_id
		);
	}

So it don’t create nework admin url links, just site links. This will fix it till the next update.
I hope the BuddyPress devs will fix it in the next release 😉

Try, after while ( bp_groups() ) : bp_the_group(); :

$args = array( 
    'group_id' => bp_get_group_id(),
    'exclude_admins_mods' => false
);

$group_members_result = groups_get_group_members( $args );
$group_members = array();

foreach(  $group_members_result['members'] as $member ) {
	$group_members[] = $member->ID;
}
 
echo implode(", ", $group_members);

Try this:

$args = array(
    'meta_key'       => 'group_id',
    'meta_value'     => '1',
    'meta_compare'   => '=',
    'post_type'      => 'event',
    'posts_per_page' => -1
);
$query = new WP_Query( $args );

if ( $query->have_posts() ) {
    // Events
} else {
    // No events
}

Hi,

you have to use a group_id and to ensure you’re in an appropriate loop (activity or group)

To get a group id, you can for ex. do:

// check for a group ID
	if( bp_has_groups() ) {
		// Grab current group ID
		bp_the_group();
		$group_id = bp_get_group_ID();
	}	
	
    // apply our changes only to this group ID's
	// conditionnal action
	if ( $group_id == 22 OR $group_id == 8 ) {  

… and so on!

You may also use bp_parse_args, depending where you use your custom work. In other words, you can create a complete new activity loop on a distinct page template for only one group.

Using bp_parse_args() to filter BuddyPress template loops

I believe xprofile_insert_field() will insert or update a profile field. Here’s an example of how to use it:

$f = xprofile_insert_field( array(
    'field_group_id' => 8,
    'type'           => 'textbox',
    'name'           => 'Foo',
    'is_required'    => false,
    'can_delete'     => false,
    'description'    => 'This is a description.'
) );

On success, $f will be the ID of the new field.

>Am I on the right track?

This is wrong. bp_get_group_id(get_current_user_id());
Look up that function to see how it is used.

Ask LearnDash how to get the group id on the LearnDash screen that you want to use.

Try using bp_get_group_id().
If you can get the group id, then use groups_get_group_admins( $group_id ) to get the group admins.
Pull out the user ids of the group admins and use the ids to get the user data that you want.

NOTE: you should be asking LearnDash these questions.
By asking them here, you are asking volunteers to answer questions about a third-party premium plugin.
Therefore, you most likely won’t get much assistance here.