Hi Brajesh

Wow… thank you for such a super fast response!

That all makes perfect sense and yes, I was already thinking I might put a link elsewhere if there’s no other option.

Many thanks and really appreciate your help as always.

Nik

Hi Brajesh

Thank you for your thoughts… and you’re right (of course ;-)), I now realise that the code I was using to remove the tab added by Events Manager wasn’t actually working.

The code I was using was an adapted version of something I’d found here ie.

function buddydev_custom_disable_group_events() {

	if ( ! bp_is_group() ) {
		return;
	}
	$group_id = bp_get_current_group_id();
	$user_id  = get_current_user_id();

	bp_core_remove_subnav_item( groups_get_current_group()->slug, 'events' );
}

add_action( 'groups_setup_nav', 'buddydev_custom_disable_group_events' ); 

Unfortunately, it seems that Events Manager doesn’t use ‘groups_setup_nav’ but instead runs the following –

add_action( 'bp_init', array(&$this, 'setup_group_nav') );

from within its own Events Manager component.

I do appreciate this is probably straying rather far into custom coding (and I’m personally at a loss as to how I’d remove such an action) so I guess in this case I’d better settle for the “simple” (if less elegant) solution of using a different slug… well.. unless you have any better suggestions.

Warm regards
Nik

Hi Brajesh

Thank you for getting back to me so promptly.

Yes I guess I do mean as in the User profile where I’ve successfully created tabs with sub navs in the past. Are you saying that Group profiles don’t work the same, even though you can still use the same (bp_core_new_subnav_item) function for the “top level” tab?

I do have access to your Group Tabs Creator (although I might need to renew to update to the latest version) but are you suggesting that can create with code what can’t be achieved in a “standard” way ie. a new group tab with two sub navs?

With many thanks again.
Nik

Thank you Brajesh and your thoughts do help. The (non-Buddypress) site my client is currently using requires that users post all their content (blog posts, events) within their chosen group and I’ve been attempting to replicate that but I’m staring to realise that (for the reasons you mention, amongst others) it may be necessary to “re-educate” users to post via their personal profiles and/or then provide a way of associating posts with a group where possible…

Thank you for helping me think things through 😉