Hi Ravi

Many thanks for your reply and I’m not aware of using any custom media loop.

If it makes any difference, “documents” work fine. It’s only the newly added “presentations” that don’t.

Warm Regards
Nik

Hi Brajesh

Thank you for your reply although I don’t really think it’s a BuddyBoss issue (and perhaps I have explained badly).

Essentially I have a function called bp_change_group_button which runs on – add_filter( ‘bp_get_group_join_button’, ‘bp_change_group_button’ ).

The bit of code within the function which I want to change is –

if ( !bp_group_has_requested_membership( $group ) ) {
						$button = array(
							'id'                => 'request_membership',
							'component'         => 'groups',
							'must_be_logged_in' => false,
							'block_self'        => false,
							'wrapper_class'     => 'group-button ' . $group->status,
							'wrapper_id'        => 'groupbutton-' . $group->id,
							'link_href'         => wp_nonce_url( bp_get_group_permalink( $group ) . 'request-membership', 'groups_request_membership' ),
							'link_text'         => __( 'Request Membership', 'buddypress' ),
							'link_title'        => __( 'Request Membership', 'buddypress' ),
							'link_class'        => 'group-button request-membership',
						);

ie. instead of prompting a membership request, I simply want to somehow add a link to that particular button so that it will divert to a particular page. It feels as if that really shouldn’t be a particularly complicated requirement so maybe I’m being an idiot or missing something obvious which is why I thought I might ask you guys who are so familiar with BuddyPress, but I do also fully appreciate that you may feel it’s outside of your scope 😉

Thank you so much for your time anyway and I shall do a bit more investigation myself.
Nik

Hi Brajesh

My turn to apologise for the slow reply and many thanks for this. I haven’t had a chance to check it yet but definitely sounds promising and I’ll give it a go.

With many thanks as always for your support.
Nik

Hi again

I’ve now purchased User Profile Tabs Creator Pro and I can already see it’s going to save me a lot of time in future but I’m still struggling to achieve what I want in this particular scenario which (as mentioned above) is as follows –

On the Profile tab, I want to separate the individual profile field sets (eg. Personal Details, Workout Details, Professional Info etc) into separate subnav tabs.

What I have done so far –

Created a Profile tab with the slug as “profile” and given it a new label (“All Profile Info”)
Are we modifying a tab added by BuddyPress or some other plugin – is checked
Added 2 subnavs

Result so far –

Profile tab is successfully renamed “All Profile Info” but it’s still showing the full list of field sets on a single page and no apparent subnavs

I wasn’t sure whether I should check “Are we modifying an existing sub nav?” and I’m guessing this may be part of the problem. Presumably the answer for the first subnav I’ve created should be “yes” but can’t figure out what the slug should be.

I did attempt to follow the documentation instructions for locating the slug but unfortunately I’m using Buddyboss on this occasion and there doesn’t seem to be any reference to the “data-bp-user-scope” at all. I’ve tried guessing at the slug using “view”, “profile” and “public” but none of these seem to work.

Any suggestions would be very much appreciated.

With many thanks in advance.
Nik

Hi Brajesh

Thank you and that definitely sounds like an interesting option.

I’ve just installed the plugin and pasted that shortcode into a page to test but it doesn’t seem to be working. Any suggestions as to whether that’s likely to be because a) it needs to be on a profile page b) I need to install Profile Tabs Creator Pro first or c) I’m currently using Buddyboss? 😉

Regards
Nik