Hi Brajesh

Just wondering if you’d had a chance to look at this yet? It would certainly be very useful if/when you get the chance.

With many thanks in advance.
Nik

Hi Ravi

Many thanks again although I’m sorry, I think I’m even more confused now. Do I need to use all of that code (which makes reference to additional plugin files, scripts etc)?

All(?) I want to do is to be able to display presentations (gallery and single media) in a similar way as currently happens for documents.

Regards
Nik

PS. I tried adding –

function mpp_custom_register_default_gallery_view() {
    
    $view = MPP_Gallery_View_Default::get_instance();
    mpp_register_gallery_view( 'presentation', $view );
        
}
 
add_action( 'mpp_setup', 'mpp_custom_register_default_gallery_view', 11 );

… which seemed to be a step in the right direction but then adding –

function mpp_custom_register_presentation_default_view() {
mpp_register_media_view( 'presentation', 'default', new MPP_Media_View_Presentation() );      
}
 
add_action( 'mpp_setup', 'mpp_custom_register_presentation_default_view', 11 );

… caused an error so I’m clearly not quite there yet.

PS. I was doing some more investigation into this and notice that there is an error message appearing in the code “Unable to display content. Needs a registered view.”

I also noticed that in settings under “Members Gallery Default Views”, for the newly added “Presentations” there is no option to select Grid or List view but simply the words “It will be used as the default view. It can be overridden per gallery”…

I’m just wondering if either of these may give a hint to the issue. Possibly Mediapress has been updated since the code I copied (see link given in original post) was created and it needs tweaking slightly?

With many thanks again for any thoughts.
Nik

Hi Ravi

Thank you so much for getting back to me.

Viewing the file in the format you have described works perfectly but not when viewing the gallery. I don’t think I can upload a screenshot here but the gallery appears as follows –

Edit
Add Media
Your Gallery/My Test Presentation Gallery

Then a line of scribbled text… which isn’t “clickable”.

I’ve tried disabling all plugins except BuddyBoss and MediaPress and reverting to Twenty Twenty theme.

I’m really hoping it’s not a BuddyBoss issue (unfortunately my clients’ choice, not mine) and something simpler such as a setting I may have missed?

With many thanks in advance.

Nik

Hi Ravi

Thank you so much for getting back to me.

It’s actually quite a complex set up but I suspect the main things you need to know are that I’m using BuddyBoss & BuddyBoss theme with the Nouveau template pack.

It may/may not be relevant but as a bit of background, what I’m trying to create (and as far as I am aware, no single plugin currently handles this fully, at least not in the way I need) is a situation where members have to pay to join a group. Using a couple of other plugins and some custom coding, I now have a “Join Now” button which appears underneath the group_header_meta and links to the relevant Woocommerce product. This all works perfectly and as intended but in order to tidy things up, what I’d really like is for the “Request Membership” button to have this same link so that it will appear in the same place as the other “group action” buttons and I can get rid of the additional button under the meta.

So… essentially my query is as above ie. I’d like to be able to make the “Request Membership” button link to a url for which I can probably generate the string myself (but will be something like $url = get_permalink( $product_id )) although for the purposes of any example you might be able to offer, simply a link to say, the home page, would be fine and I can then tweak the code a little further from there myself.

Hope that makes sense and hasn’t over-complicated things too much. The bottom line is that all I want the “Request Membership” button to do is to link to another page 😉

With fingers crossed and very many thanks in advance.
Nik