What are the $args that you are using when you call groups_get_groups() ?
What is the context of your call to groups_get_groups() ?
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i tried alredy the `$vgroups = $groups = BP_Groups_Group::get(array(
‘type’=>’alphabetical’,
‘per_page’=>999
));
print_r($vgroups);`
and
groups_get_groups() Ive tried numerous example, with or without id with the order with the type, but just keeps coming empty
and i tried the :
groop loop
were it says :
If you want to show all groups, regardless of whether the the logged-in or displayed member belongs to them, use this:
bp_has_groups( ‘user_id=NULL’ )
but it comes back empty to
I would like to know from my function.php how do I display all the groups on my site?
@leandrorm
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Again – What is the context of your call to groups_get_groups() ?
Are your groups hidden ?
If so, try setting the show_hidden parameter to true in $args.
i am trying to get a list of all the groups so that i can check if it exist already but i dont understand wy the groop loop comes back empty my groups are not hidden and they are public to i use them on a map with the group locator
my question remain how do i get all the groups in my db ?
why are calls like bp_has_groups( ‘user_id=NULL’ ) not working.
Does anyone know how to create a custom menu link to a user’s group like; My Group
(I set number of groups a user can create to 1)
Thanks
Example: https://yoursite.com/members/me/groups/
That url will send any logged in user to the groups screen on their profile.
Thank you for that – but I was hoping for the link to open the actual group itself listed under /me/groups/
Like how would I link to this: https://www.mydomain.net/groups/mygroup/
