Hi everyone!,<br><b>-Another way I can see is to create a new record in wp_bb_forums but I
imagine the BP group directory would iterate through the records and try
to find a group based on the forum_name; what happens if it fails?</b>-<br>Well, you can create all the "open" forums in wp_bb_forums and all of them belong to the group_id=0, so this way, it can be very easy to iterate through the records and to find all the "open" forums.<br>
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Hello all<br>
One thing I see very often on the BuddyPress forums is people getting their heads around the concept of how forums are provided within groups, and that a typical "open" forum doesn't exist. Surely this is a great idea for a plugin. How do you think this is best done -- create, say, a public group and hook into BuddyPress so it isn't displayed in the group directory, etc? Another way I can see is to create a new record in wp_bb_forums but I imagine the BP group directory would iterate through the records and try to find a group based on the forum_name; what happens if it fails?<br>
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Thanks<br>
Paul Gibbb<br>
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