=== BuddyForms Attach Posts to Groups Extension === Contributors: svenl77 Tags: buddypress, user, members, profiles, custom post types, taxonomy, frontend posting, frontend editing, groups, post attached to groups Requires at least: WordPress 3.x, BuddyPress 2.x Tested up to: WordPress 4.1, BuddyPress 2.x Stable tag: 1.1 License: GPLv2 or later License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html Create engaged communities with every post. == Description == This is the BuddyForms Attach Posts to Groups Extension. You need the BuddyForms plugin installed for the plugin to work. Get BuddyForms now! With this plugin, you’ll be able to automatically create a new BuddyPress group for pre-assigned BuddyForms post submissions and attach that group to the post. User-submitted posts with BuddyForms then become a BuddyPress group with all the included functionality and endless possibilities.

Now “why would you want to create groups for every post”, you ask?

Here’s some quick examples of why it’s the perfect plugin to help grow your community and business: 1) You have a product-based website and use two post types: a "Product" post type and a “Brand" post type. Every product can then easily be categorized as a product of a brand. Every Product and Brand can be a Group so you can have forums or contact persons etc available product specific or centralised in the brand. 2) You have a listing website that users directly add events to. Wouldn't it be great if a group was automatically created whenever a user creates a new event? The event suddenly has access to members, forums, & everything else possible within BuddyPress groups!

How It Works?

Create and attach new BuddyPress groups to your posts created with BuddyForms. Whenever a new post is created, a group is also created (you of course get to choose which post types create groups in BuddyForms). The permalink will be rewritten to the group and a redirect will publish the posts to the attached group.

Great Features

Here’s the list of powerful features that will help manage your BuddyPress groups:

Display Post in the Group

Overwrite Templates

If you want to add the post to the home tab, you need to copy the single-post.php from 'includes/templates/buddyforms/groups/single-post.php' to your theme and rename it to front.php 'groups/single/front.php'. If you want to change the new tab template, copy single-post.php to your theme 'buddyforms/groups/single-post.php

User Rights Management

In BuddyForms its already possible to manage Roles an Capability's. With the Attached Posts to Groups extension all Admins of the group will have the rights to edit the post too.

DEMO

See the Plugin in action on our Front and Back-end (Admin) Demo

Documentation & Support

Extensive Documentation and Amazing Support.

All code is neat, clean and well documented (inline & in the documentation). The BuddyForms Documentation with tons of resourceful how-to’s and information is now available! If you’re still having difficulties, get direct support from the developers to help get you back on the right track. Access the HELP buttons at anytime through the BuddyForms Settings Panel in your WP Dashboard or visit our Support Base: https://themekraft.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/categories/200022561-BuddyForms == Installation == You can download and install BuddyForms Members using the built in WordPress plugin installer. If you download BuddyForms manually, make sure it is uploaded to "/wp-content/plugins/buddyforms/". Activate BuddyPress in the "Plugins" admin panel using the "Activate" link. If you're using WordPress Multisite, you can optionally activate BuddyForms network wide. == Frequently Asked Questions == Which plugins do I need to install before? You need the BuddyForms plugin and the BuddyPress plugin installed before. Get BuddyForms now! Get BuddyPress here: http://buddypress.org When is it the right choice for you? As soon as you plan a WordPress and BuddyPress powered site where users should be able to submit content from the front-end. BuddyForms gives you these possibilities for a wide variety of uses. == Screenshots == 1. **Attached Groups Options in The FormBuilder** - Define the Attached Groups Options for each form separately. 2. **Attache Groups Taxonomy Form Element** - A Form Element to select a Group you want to create a relationship for. 3. **Widget to display a Group Relation** - Display a group in the Sidebar which is in relationship with this Post. for example Products and Brands. 4. **Widget to display other Attached Posts** - This can be used to see Other Posts attached to a group. For example Products of a Brand. 5. **Widget to display a Moderator's and Admins** - This could be use to display contact person. == Changelog == = 1.1 = give group admins the rights to change the post rewrite the post integration create a new template single-post.php and make it hook able works with revision now changed the how the form gets saved if used in the group remove groups-home this is done different in buddypress from version 1.7 and its time to remove this dependencies remove delete group and avatar tabs from group admin add 3 new widgets edit attached post in the group add support for the latest BuddyPress 2.2 changed plugin uri = 1.0.5 = check if function exists to avoid breaking code if the buddypress groups component is not activated. changed the hook to $form_args rename function to more specific function names = 1.0.4 = Added to new Shortcodes and Template Tags to link to the Attached Group/Post css bug fixes = 1.0.2 = Add a new option to redirect a group to the attached post Fixed a url rewrite issue = 1.0.1 = * clean up code * remove old hooks * add 'show_option_none' => 'Nothing Selected' = 1.0 = final 1.0 version