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Configuration Options

This plugin lives in the /wp-content/plugins folder and can be enabled on a blog by blog basis. Site Admins can control the activation of the Community Blogs plugin through normal plugin management methods such as disabling the plugins menu or using any plugin admin utility such as Plugin Commander. Community Blogs settings are configured in the Settings > Community Blog admin form which is available to blog admins.

• Enable this plugin: which turns off new user registrations but leaves the plugin activated

• Default User Role: for new users as Editor, Author or Contributor

• Allow All Registered Users: when set to Yes then any member of the BP community can become a registered user at the default role on that blog. When set to No the Community Blogs plugin becomes a Group Blogs plugin.

• Groups To Allow Access: is a list of the BuddyPress Groups that can become registered users. More that one group can be given access if you like. The group slugs are used to specify what groups have immediate registration access to the blog. This allows blog admins to configure the plugin without the Site Admin having to give them group ids. If the blog admin can find the group slug they can configure access.

Hooks

An action is triggered that can be trapped when a user is added to a blog or a user gets an upgrade from one role to the default role. You can listen for this action with:

function my_user_upgrade_hook($user_id, $old_role, $new_role){ // do something here } add_action('oci_upgrade_user','my_user_upgrade_hook',10,3);

The parameters $old_role, $new_role are those returned by the function oci_get_current_role() and are strings such as 'norole', 'subscriber', etc..