Group, Association and Organization Events
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August 1, 2015 at 3:55 am #47726
I could use some brainstorming ideas here all. Thank you in advance.
I would like to display below the map on the home page something similar to a 5 tier pallet of menu items:Featured (listings/events?)
Featured (places?)
Groups (three colums two rows)
Venue Events (by location)
Most Popular
It is the Groups
that is wearing my brain cells out. If I want to allow users to “form and post” a group and display this in such a fashion..how would I do this?I “ticked” the buddypress group creation but I do not want groups created automatically. In addition I do not know how to get them presented in a similar way as Listing.
Then the thought dawned on me that maybe listings could be a way to allow people to form a group by attaching a url to a page on the site whereby the user would have to apply for custom page/capabilites to form a group this I can charge for such a thing…
If this is possible with widgets then great.. I am not a coder. I thank coders for their work and contributions.. but it’s beyond what I can do..
August 1, 2015 at 4:45 am #47728Buddypress has a ready made BP group widget, you could use …
August 16, 2015 at 12:35 am #49596Thank you for the reply Guust. To my understanding setting bp group create to “allowed” is an all or nothing setting. Meaning if I “tick” the box to allow Group Creation the all users can create groups automatically.
I was wanting to know if GD had some form of group creation where admin can view and approve. Charge a fee too…
Thus far the only way to control the Group creation process is to us a form to collect the data and manually approve the group.
August 16, 2015 at 2:10 am #49607Look at your BP settings. After enabling groups you can restrict group creation to admins only at BP settings.
Then when setting up a group you can choose how people can join.Would this work for you?
Think of categories or custom post types as groups.
To join, you must submit a listing to that group, and that is how GD lets you charge to join a group.August 16, 2015 at 3:10 am #49616I think I got confused because you are using 2 account, so I split the topic before I realised.
Like many plugins, options become only available after you activate the main option.But back to GD:
“To join, you must submit a listing to that group, and that is how GD lets you charge to join a group.”
I am a visual person. It would be great to see some screen shots on the “steps” to do this.
Yes it seems that this would work but I am stuck on the sequence on how to present this to the end user and how to implement on the back end.The steps would be:
1. You create a custom post type called Groups
2. Then create a category called Group1 and Group2 etc.
3. Fine-tune your custom fields etc
4. Set up packages to join the “groups” for a fee.
5. Now users can select a package to join Group1 or Group2 and add their detailsAugust 16, 2015 at 5:46 am #49624Sorry about that confusion. I forgot my password and used the social password instead. I will try to avoid that in the future.
Ok, I understeps 1-5 listed above. Group creation.. now it begs the question.. How does that work with the BP groups.
Is there some “setting” to make in GD to make it visible in the BP groups page? How do the two connect. GD Group syncs with BP groups?
I understand your steps 1-5 but I am missing how this integrates with Buddypress Group.
Thank you kindly.August 16, 2015 at 5:58 am #49625I was not describing groups, I was just describing GD categories and called them “groups”.
BP integration shows activity and listings etc, so a user that just “joined a group” (read: submitted a listing to a category called group) will have that listing linked from his profile.Can you back to base, and describe what you mean with group?
A group of listings, or users or what? Why do you want a group?August 16, 2015 at 6:18 am #49626This reply has been marked as private.August 16, 2015 at 6:52 am #49627GD Events is multisite compatible.
BP allows you to create groups and control who and how can be joined.
There is no plugin existing yet that allows visitors to book for other users’ events. All event booking plugins currently on the market allow booking if YOU run an event site at YOUR place, not for booking of OTHER users events.
Together with a membership plugin like S2member you could control payment for joining groups and then allow event posting only for paid members etc.August 16, 2015 at 6:54 am #49628This reply has been marked as private. -
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