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Take a look at this code, I think it may be helpful for you…

I created a function vp_add_group_activity_comments() that hooks to the ‘post_comment’ action, so when a user posts a comment an activity stream item is created and added to their group’s feed.. (on my site users can only be in one group at a time)

It’s all about what you set for the $args array….

function vp_add_group_activity_comments($comment_id){

$comment = get_comment( $comment_id );
GLOBAL $wpdb;
$user_id = get_current_user_id();
$user_info = get_userdata( $user_id );

$current_user_group_id = $wpdb->get_var("SELECT group_id FROM ".$wpdb->prefix."bp_groups_members WHERE user_id = '".(int)$user_id."'");

$comment_action = "<a href='".site_url()."/members/".$user_info->user_login."'>".$user_info->first_name." ".$user_info->last_name."</a> posted a comment on <a href='".get_permalink($comment->comment_post_ID )."'>".get_the_title($comment->comment_post_ID)."</a>";

// arguments to pass to the bp_activity_add() function
$args = array(
'action'            => $comment_action,                     // The activity action - e.g. "Jon Doe posted an update"
'content'           => $comment->comment_content,                     // Optional: The content of the activity item e.g. "BuddyPress is awesome guys!"
'component'         => 'groups',                  // The name/ID of the component e.g. groups, profile, mycomponent
'type'              => 'activity_update',                  // The activity type e.g. activity_update, profile_updated
'primary_link'      => get_permalink($comment->comment_post_ID ),                     // Optional: The primary URL for this item in RSS feeds (defaults to activity permalink)
'user_id'           => $user_id,  // Optional: The user to record the activity for, can be false if this activity is not for a user.
'item_id'           => $current_user_group_id,                  // Optional: The ID of the specific item being recorded, e.g. a blog_id
'secondary_item_id' => $comment->comment_ID,                  // Optional: A second ID used to further filter e.g. a comment_id
'recorded_time'     => bp_core_current_time(), // The GMT time that this activity was recorded
'hide_sitewide'     => 0,                  // Should this be hidden on the sitewide activity stream?
'is_spam'           => 0,                  // Is this activity item to be marked as spam?
);

$add_activity = bp_activity_add($args);

// Update the group's last activity
groups_update_last_activity( $current_user_group_id );

return true;
}  
add_action('comment_post', 'vp_add_group_activity_comments' );

Take a look at the code below to see how I use the post_comment action to hook my function vp_add_group_activity_comments(), which creates an activity stream item when a user posts a comment and adds it to their group’s activity stream… This is just what we are doing for our site, but if you look at the code you should be able to figure out how to do it for your site….

function vp_add_group_activity_comments($comment_id){

$comment = get_comment( $comment_id );
GLOBAL $wpdb;
$user_id = get_current_user_id();
$user_info = get_userdata( $user_id );

$current_user_group_id = $wpdb->get_var("SELECT group_id FROM ".$wpdb->prefix."bp_groups_members WHERE user_id = '".(int)$user_id."'");

$comment_action = "<a href='".site_url()."/members/".$user_info->user_login."'>".$user_info->first_name." ".$user_info->last_name."</a> posted a comment on <a href='".get_permalink($comment->comment_post_ID )."'>".get_the_title($comment->comment_post_ID)."</a>";

// arguments to pass to the bp_activity_add() function
$args = array(
'action'            => $comment_action,                     // The activity action - e.g. "Jon Doe posted an update"
'content'           => $comment->comment_content,                     // Optional: The content of the activity item e.g. "BuddyPress is awesome guys!"
'component'         => 'groups',                  // The name/ID of the component e.g. groups, profile, mycomponent
'type'              => 'activity_update',                  // The activity type e.g. activity_update, profile_updated
'primary_link'      => get_permalink($comment->comment_post_ID ),                     // Optional: The primary URL for this item in RSS feeds (defaults to activity permalink)
'user_id'           => $user_id,  // Optional: The user to record the activity for, can be false if this activity is not for a user.
'item_id'           => $current_user_group_id,                  // Optional: The ID of the specific item being recorded, e.g. a blog_id
'secondary_item_id' => $comment->comment_ID,                  // Optional: A second ID used to further filter e.g. a comment_id
'recorded_time'     => bp_core_current_time(), // The GMT time that this activity was recorded
'hide_sitewide'     => 0,                  // Should this be hidden on the sitewide activity stream?
'is_spam'           => 0,                  // Is this activity item to be marked as spam?
);

$add_activity = bp_activity_add($args);

// Update the group's last activity
groups_update_last_activity( $current_user_group_id );

return true;
}  
add_action('comment_post', 'vp_add_group_activity_comments' );

Try this:

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

$members = groups_get_group_members( $args ); 
				
foreach( $members['members'] as $member ) {
	echo $member->display_name . '<br/>';
}
				
// for reference, show all the data
echo '<pre>';
var_dump( $members );
echo '</pre>';

Yes, but how I will use wp_update_term function?

I have written this:

function example_update_category( $group_id ) {

$group = groups_get_group( array( ‘group_id’ => $group_id ) );
$name = $group->name;
$groupid = $group->id;

wp_update_term(
189, //for a specific category item
‘category’,
array(
‘name’ => $name
)
);
}
add_action( ‘groups_details_updated ‘, ‘example_update_category’, 1, 1 );

But it doesn’t seem to work. What is wrong? Hook maybe?

Thank you in advance!

Andreas

if ( $group_id == '1' ) {
    // Do this
} else {
    // Do this
}

Note: You’ll need to get $group_id earlier on in your code.

Try this…

Make a template overload of this file:
bp-templates\bp-legacy\buddypress\members\single\profile\profile-loop.php

In that new file, change this:
<?php while ( bp_profile_groups() ) : bp_the_profile_group(); ?>

to this, assuming the id of your base group is 1

<?php while ( bp_profile_groups() ) : bp_the_profile_group(); ?>
    <?php if( bp_get_the_profile_group_id() != 1 ) : ?>

And add an <?php endif; ?> before the <?php endwhile; ?> near the bottom of the page.

Do the same for:
bp-templates\bp-legacy\buddypress\members\single\profile\edit.php

Try:

function example_insert_category( $group_id ) {

  $group = groups_get_group( array( 'group_id' => $group_id ) );
  $name = $group->name; 
  $slug = $group->slug; 

  wp_insert_term(
    $name,
    'category',
    array(
      'description' => 'This is an example category.',
      'slug'    => $slug
    )
  );
}
add_action('groups_group_create_complete', 'example_insert_category', 1, 1);

You can get the ids by going to .../wp-admin/users.php?page=bp-profile-setup
Click or roll-over the Edit links for group or single field.
And you’ll see group_id & field_id.
btw – you can delete groups and / or single fields on that wp-admin page.

At the top of edit.php (yourtheme/buddypress/members/single/profile/edit.php), find this bit near the top:

if ( bp_has_profile( 'profile_group_id=' . bp_get_current_profile_group_id() ) ) :
	while ( bp_profile_groups() ) : bp_the_profile_group();

The important part in the snippet above is this function call: bp_get_current_profile_group_id(). That grabs the current group ID from the URL, and sets it for the rest of the page. We want to change that bit.

Just above the first code snippet I wrote, paste this query to collect all the profile groups into one variable:

$sqlStr = "SELECT *idFROMwp_bp_xprofile_groups`”;
$groups = $wpdb->get_results($sqlStr);`

Now you can replace bp_get_current_profile_group_id() with this: $groups[0]

That will leave you with this:

if ( bp_has_profile( 'profile_group_id=' . $groups[0] ) ) :
	while ( bp_profile_groups() ) : bp_the_profile_group(); ?>

Now if you visit any of your edit profile group links, you’ll see all the groups on a single page.

Next, you will probably want to remove the pagination from the page, as it will get included multiple times (since we’re in a while loop), and it is also unnecessary now that we’re showing all groups on one page.

Remove this bit:

<ul class="button-nav">
   <?php bp_profile_group_tabs(); ?>
 </ul> 

Hope that works for you.

This is an issue for bbPress support.

Or you could try changing the display function in class BBP_Forums_Group_Extension from:
public function display() {
to
public function display($group_id = NULL) {

If the role is set to vendor and xprofile fields are not involved, then there is a WP hook for that.

Assuming the group_id is 8, try:

function jeffery_join_vendor_group( $user_id, $role, $old_roles ) {
	if( $role == 'vendor' ) {
		groups_accept_invite( $user_id, 8 );
	}
}
add_action( 'set_user_role', 'jeffery_join_vendor_group', 11, 3 );

Hi @dcsenterprise,

in brief, the snippet tells 'user_register to add a new user automatically to a group after the register process.

If this is the scenario you want to use, you have to ensure that the Vendor role is in a xprofile field or at least, that this role is somewhere on the user profile, added by the WC plugin.

Assuming that it’s the case, you can use this:

function automatic_group_membership( $user_id ) {

if( !$user_id ) return false;

   $join_group = xprofile_get_field_data('WCRole', $user_id); // field name (case sensitive) containing the role
   // conditionnal
   if ($join_group == 'vendor') // role name
      $group_id = '8'; // the id of the Vendor group to auto-join

// action
groups_accept_invite( $user_id, $group_id );

}
add_action( 'bp_core_activated_user', 'automatic_group_membership' );

How it works ?

– a field or select field on register page, with evtl. options
field name = WCRole
option0 = vendor
option1 = manager
option3 = director
etc…

If several options for different groups, you simply add it as conditionnal to the function:

 if...
 $group_id =

Hope to be clear !

Not sure what you mean by approval…

Use this hook, from buddypress\bp-groups\bp-groups-actions.php :
do_action( 'groups_group_create_complete', $bp->groups->new_group_id );

And write a function that sends an email.

afaik, there is no BP function for that.
You could gather all the group ids like so:

function get_all_group_membership_requests( $user_id ) {
	global $wpdb;

	$bp = buddypress();

	return $wpdb->get_col( $wpdb->prepare( "SELECT group_id FROM {$bp->groups->table_name_members} WHERE user_id = %d AND is_confirmed = 0 AND inviter_id = 0", $user_id ) );
}

Use:
$pending_group_ids = get_all_group_membership_requests( bp_loggedin_user_id() );

May not be the best way, but try:

function add_group_tab() {

	if ( class_exists( 'BP_Group_Extension' ) ) :
	
		class members_nav_tab_in_group extends BP_Group_Extension {
			
			function __construct() {
			
				if( bp_is_group_single() ) {
					
					$bp = buddypress();
					
					$group_id = $bp->groups->current_group->id;
					
					if( $group_id == 1 ) {
					
						$args = array(
						'slug'              => '../../members',
						'name'              => 'Members Directory',
						'nav_item_position' => 105,
						);
						
						parent::init( $args );
					}
				}
			}
		}
	
	bp_register_group_extension( 'members_nav_tab_in_group' );
	
	endif;

}
add_action( 'bp_loaded', 'add_group_tab' );

Instead of groups_accept_invite(), try using groups_join_group().

So in your code above, you’d use: groups_join_group( $group_id, $bp_user_id )