Hi Maelga,
Checking for your last 2 feedback. will get back in 30 mins.

Hi Enrons
Just wanted to put my thoughts on your question.

Though Anu has gone into details, It is not very clear for what you want to accomplish.

here is the step you need to do.

1. There is no way to reuse BuddyPress edit profile template ( without any modification ) to show single field(single group is fine, you can show that).

2. Your strategy should be create a form and use xprofile_get_field_data to fetch the field data and fillup the form.

3. Then, you will need to write a custom action handler, that will use xprofile_set_field_data function to update the field.

To make it easier for the user, you may want to do the update via ajax.

PS: Are you comfortable with code or do you ant to see a snippet? I will be happy to provide a code snippet( Though I am a little busy, so will need a few days before I can do that ).

Hi Maelga,
Thank you for asking.

1. If you set the post status as draft from BuddyBlog admin settings page, the posts tab lists all the posts(published|draft). I agree with you that we should have a draft section to make it better. Even better will be to provide user with the option to save as draft/published while creating post.

Please give me 2 days and I will add the draft tab. A little bit busy with some other plugin.

2. I am sorry but I don’t see a way to differentiate draft from pending/awaiting review

These are easily doable but I need clarification on how to differentiate.

Thank you
Brajesh

PS:

I appreciate your suggestion about the individual forum. We have got around 100+ plugins on BuddyDev,giving individual forums will make it complex. We are using tags to manage the plugin association. We will certainly be adding a few more forums as we progress with the new forums 🙂

Moving to Requests and feedback.

Hi Craig,
Welcome to the BuddyDev forum.

Here is a function that you can call anywhere(may be in header or footer) and It will hide the link

function bpdev_custom_hide_link_css() {

	$group = groups_get_current_group();
	
	if( empty( $group ) ) {
		return ;//we are not at group page
	}
	//if the current user is not group admin, let us hide it
	if( ! groups_is_user_admin( get_current_user_id(), bp_get_group_id() ) ) { 
	?>
	<style type="text/css">
		.cpm-projects nav.cpm-new-project a{
			display: none !important;//hide by overriding any other display layout
		}
	</style>
	<?php
	}

}

To call it, you can do like this

<?php bpdev_custom_hide_link_css();?>

Can you please give it a try and let me know if this works or not?

Hi Kasparas,
Thank you for asking.

I haven’t tested this plugin with the current version of BuddyPress. It’s Sunday, so I may be away for most of the time, but will check by the evening and get back to you.