This code will only show the level below the current group. bp_has_groups_hierarchy() allows you to select groups by parent_id, but doesn't give you all groups.

You can use the BP_Groups_Hierarchy::get_tree() method to get the whole tree. It'll still take some processing to arrange the groups into a sitemap, but that's the function to start with.

It is a struggle to get a good 'sitemap' format of all groups.

Is it possible to turn this code into a shortcode to display on a page?

Thanks for any help,

Johnny

I'm a little confused by what you mean. Are you speaking generally or just about this post?

Let me know and I'll be happy to help!

How would I us the bp_group_hierarchy_has_parent() function? Say if I wanted to hide a certain <div> if the group was not the parent group?
I am currently trying to do it like so;

<?php if ( bp_group_hierarchy_has_parent() ) { ?>
<div> I am hidden </div>
<?php } else { ?>
<div> I am NOT </div>

Thanks mate

You can use <code>bp_group_is_member()</code>, which will return whether the current user is a member of the current group. In the example above, you'd probably just return from the <code>my_func_list_member_groups()</code> function if the user is not a member, but you could also print a message about needing to join to see member groups.

Just make sure to call it before <code>bp_has_groups_hierarchy()</code>, or it will be checking against the child groups!

I'm trying to figure out how to make the Group Tree only show child groups if the current user is a member of the parent group. Any thoughts on how to approach it?