I’m looking at the annotated revision log https://trac.buddypress.org/browser/branches/1.2/bp-blogs.php?annotate=blame&rev=4066 I can see why Subscriber blogs aren’t showing up. What I *can’t* see is why they ever should have been. It looks to me like the code has always intended for Subscriber blogs to be excluded. A recent change in WP blog role management must have made the code finally fulfill its intended purpose.
How to fix: You could write a short plugin that runs every time add_user_to_blog fires, and adds the blog to the BP user’s list using bp_blogs_record_blog(). Ideally there would be a more configurable way to make this work; it’s worth an enhancement ticket on trac.
The short plugin would work something like this. Totally untested.
`function bbg_add_subscriber_to_blog( $user_id, $role, $blog_id = false ) {
global $current_blog;
if ( empty( $blog_id ) )
$blog_id = $current_blog->blog_id;
if ( $role == ‘subscriber’ )
bp_blogs_record_blog( $blog_id, $user_id, true );
}
add_action( ‘add_user_to_blog’, ‘bbg_add_subscriber_to_blog’, 15, 3 );`
The other part of the equation is to sync the whole shebang, which will have to be done once. Something like this (also untested) might work:
`function bbg_record_existing_blogs() {
global $bp, $wpdb;
if ( !is_super_admin() )
return false;
/* Truncate user blogs table and re-record. */
$wpdb->query( “TRUNCATE TABLE {$bp->blogs->table_name}” );
$blog_ids = $wpdb->get_col( $wpdb->prepare( “SELECT blog_id FROM {$wpdb->base_prefix}blogs WHERE mature = 0 AND spam = 0 AND deleted = 0” ) );
if ( $blog_ids ) {
foreach( (array)$blog_ids as $blog_id ) {
$users = get_users_of_blog( $blog_id );
if ( $users ) {
foreach ( (array)$users as $user ) {
$role = unserialize( $user->meta_value );
bp_blogs_record_blog( $blog_id, $user->user_id, true );
}
}
}
}
}
add_action( ‘admin_init’, ‘bbg_record_existing_blogs’ );`
Be forewarned that the latter function should only be run once; comment out the add_action() after it’s done its work. And it’ll only run if the Super Admin visits a Dashboard page. And it might be resource intensive, as it will recheck blog membership for every blog on the system. Use at your own risk.
