PedroDK

Hi Robin,

Thank you for your reply.

What I would like is to create ‘Group pages’ for each BBP Private Group with a grid of Group Members displaying Name, E-mail and Avatar/photo etc. for each Group Member.

I know that I can just use Profilegrid or another Member plugin. But then I would hav to create a new Group in ProfileGrid identical to the one in BPP Private Groups.

Also – but maybe you want me to create a new topic for this.

Is it possible to only show a menu item in the site’s navigation for the BPP Private Group for the current logged-in user.

I would like to create menu links for all BPP Private Groups in a dropdown in the navigation, and then by some condition only display the relevant menu item for the logged-in user.

Thank you again.

Bw Peter

UPDATE: I got it and it’s working.

Turned out that jQuery needed to be activated on the site and that the script should go into the footer section of the site.

Hi Peter,

Thank you very much for your quick reply.

I’ll give it a try. 🙂

Thanks again

BW Peter

PS: The name Peter – besides from being a name, also constitutes one of the largest mass designations in history… all the way back from that guy in the Bible… 🙂

Hi Charles,

Thank you for your reply.

I noticed that if I had bothered to read three topics down in the topics list you had already answered.

My bad…

BW P.

Hi Ben,

It’s working now! Great!

Thank you for your help.

BTW: How can the client’s editors see the stats in the controlpanel?

Hi bnfw,

Adding the filter solved the issue.

Many thanks for your help!

BW P.

You couldn’t just have informed about that from the start?

You call yourself a support function?

What a f….. waste of time this has been.

This is going round in circles.

I have already submitted a support ticket at WPManageNinja, but I get no answer.

That, however, stille requires that you inform me of an e-mail so that I can create a login for your support to use to login to our client’s website.