David Cavins

Wow, thanks for your report! The piece of code containing the typo you identified is five years old!

• This reply was modified 10 months, 1 week ago by David Cavins.

Thanks for letting us know that the update solved your problem!

This should be resolved in 2.2.1, released this morning. Thanks!

Thanks for your report. Yes, WP 6.3 added a new filter in a new footnotes block that requires a parameter that BP Docs isn’t passing into the main revision content filter. We’re working on a solution here: https://github.com/boonebgorges/buddypress-docs/pull/726

Thanks!

Sure, if your user has the capability to “manage folders” there will be a “manage folders” link above the docs directory: https://imgur.com/a/eltt0FU

Clicking the link will open a management interface where you can change folder characteristics or delete the folder: https://imgur.com/a/MuNAqhZ

Hi, Whether an attachment is opened in the browser or downloaded depends on the browser and the user’s preferences. We do not have support for displaying attachment content within the doc page view. it sounds like your experience is about what I’d expect. Thanks for letting us know that you resolved your issue!

Yes, you can set all new docs to pending by adding the following snippet to your plugin files or theme functions: https://gist.github.com/dcavins/65154f3f39c1a8cf8e78dadd2992a6a7

Hi, if you give the plugin a try, you’ll see what visibility options are available. Docs that are group-associated have more options than docs that are not associated with a group. But off the top of my head, the levels are:

Anyone can see the item
Logged-in members
The author only
Group members only
Admins and moderators of the group

Sharing to specific users is not supported.

Hi, Sorry, no, this is not implemented by the plugin. It is something that you could add using the BuddyPress Notifications API, though.

Hi, Sorry, we don’t support sharing docs with specific users. You can share to a BuddyPress group or to the entire site’s members.

Thanks!

Honestly, I’m not sure what you’re trying to do. However, associating a doc with a group and making it readable only by members of that group is one of the default access options for group-associated docs.

If your single-doc edit screen doesn’t look something like this (https://imgur.com/a/DUorRgN), my first troubleshooting step would be to try another theme temporarily.

You should be seeing an Access panel on the edit screen, as shown in this image: https://imgur.com/Jl4mS28

If you are not seeing the Access panel for a doc you created that suggests that you’re using a very customized installation.

The code I provided enables the “Access” pane on the doc edit screen for group-related docs if the current user is a group mod or admin.

BP Docs natively has the ability for you to create a doc and set the “read” capability to “Admins and Mods of {Group Name}”, so you don’t need to change anything to do that.

Yes, the default behavior is to reserve the bp_docs_manage capability to the doc author (creator), but you can add a filter if you want group mods and admins to be able to do more than disassociate docs from the group (which is the standard behavior). You can add this filter, https://gist.github.com/dcavins/399cf7e0c7affcd475ac8bd5f46cada9, to your bp-custom.php file. Read more about bp-custom here: https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/bp-custom-php/

Yes, the group association is managed by taxonomy terms, so it sounds like your multilingual setup is going to be complicated (if each term needs to be assigned to a language). I don’t know how you are handling the language setup, so can’t offer any help on the groups piece, but BuddyPress has many hooks and actions, so it’s likely something can be done.