Same problem for me (only difference: I’ve not installed BP Group Hierarchy plugin).
I’m having the same issue. I’m also without BP Group Hierarchy.
I’m guessing a brute-force approach would be to try and add in a redirect to the next step, in order to skip the blank step screen. I’m trying to hook into the ‘bp_get_group_creation_form_action’ filter (used to determine where the user goes when he/she clicks the “Next” button in the group creation wizard). However, when I redirect a user by changing the target URL (with a simple text replacement), WordPress gives me a “are you sure you want to do this?” screen. In other words, there seems to be nonce protection that I can’t get around. I’m going to try again later.
Again, the above is very much a brute-force and inelegant (and possibly erroneous) approach.
@boonebgorges, do you perhaps have any ideas? Is it not possible at all to remove specific steps in the group creation process by modifying $bp->groups->group_creation_steps?
Thanks,
I think it really depends on the plugin. Some plugins make the creation step routine filterable (like BuddyPress docs) and some do not, unfortunately. Of course, uou could add a filter to plugins that don’t have them, and submit the changes back to the plugin author.
In the case where it is filterable, like BP docs, you can hook in like this:
add_filter('bp_docs_default_group_settings', 'bp_docs_default_settings_for_child_groups', 10, 1);
function bp_docs_default_settings_for_child_groups($settings) {
// If this new group is a child group of another group, we'll set up BP docs to match the parent group's setup. This step copies the parent group's attributes over to the child group.
// We may have to get the parent ID from the cookie 'bp_new_group_parent_id'
$parent_id_cookie = $_COOKIE["bp_new_group_parent_id"] ;
$parent_settings = groups_get_groupmeta( $parent_id_cookie, 'bp-docs');
if ( !empty($parent_settings) ) {
$settings = array(
'group-enable' => isset( $parent_settings['group-enable'] ) ? $parent_settings['group-enable'] : 0,
'can-create' => isset( $parent_settings['can-create'] ) ? $parent_settings['can-create'] : 'admin',
);
}
return $settings;
}
But as to a general case, I’ve not found the answer. Most plugins want to have their settings set on group creation, too, so you’ll need to handle that task as well.
With Invite Anyone 1.2 you no longer need any additional code. That option is now included (last setting of IA settings)!
