Hi Brajesh,
Thanks for your reply. Yes, I was following Step 1 and Step2 of your tutorial…

…sorry, just found the link in your post. I will let you know later today.

Regards,
Hans

Hi Brajesh,

That’s working perfect. Thank you!

Regards,
Hans

Hi Brajesh,

1. The badges I’m talking about have nothing to do with any individual user of the community or a group, therefore these badges are never visible on any user profile. You created the user badges, the user badges plugin to give a user a badge or some badges. And now I would like to have the same kind of functionality for groups. There is no relation between any user and a group. Here you can see a real world example from France…
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concours_des_villes_et_villages_fleuris
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gr%C3%A9sy-sur-Aix_-_Entr%C3%A9e_sud_D911.jpg#/media/Fichier:Grésy-sur-Aix_-_Entrée_sud_D911.jpg
That “Villes et Villages Fleuris” sign is such a “badge” in France…
2. Why is it meaningless to give a group a special sign, some special badges? In my use case a BP group represents a “Ville” or “Village”, a City or a Local Community (Village). An other example is an Award: “The recipient is often a single person or else a representative of a group of people, be it an organisation, a sports team or a whole country…”. Single persion OR a group of people…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Award
…and that’s why somebody (the individual BP group admin) needs the role (the “job”) to assign a badge to the group. Not that group admin is “wearing” a badge, it’s only his/her job to apply it to the BP Group.

In my use case I have two BP group types: Groups for Coworkers, groups of interest etc. etc. – and on the other side these groups representing the Villages. The best way to implement these group badges would be to have a switch for every group, same what’s already there for bbpress (“this group can have a Forum”). Label would be: “This group can have badges”…

Regards,
Hans

Hi Brajesh,
In Switzerland we actually have a total of 2212 villages (local communities). Every village that is interested in our project will have its own BP group…

1. A group badge should represent something what they do in that particular village on top of basics to protect the environment… what I wrote: a badge for collecting plastic garbage in a separate bag in every household of that village, a badge for slower traffic (we call it «Tempo 30»), a badge for availability of environmental coaching for members of that village, a badge for a free coworking space what they provide in that village, a badge for car/carpool or bike sharing or availabilty of … (we already have endless ideas)

2. The group badges are totally independent from users or user-criteria. It’s the village, that particular community (other words the BP group) what gets the badge. They have not directly something do with the BP Members of that group. The group represents the village, that’s it.

3. Only Site Admin and Group Admin

Regards, Hans