This plugin allows remote access to BuddyPress networks through an XML-RPC API. A client application is required to connect to this BuddyPress XML-RPC plugin. This could be anything from a standalone WordPress plugin to an iPhone or Android app. An Android app designed for use with this plugin is av
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Aboutthistool.
This plugin allows remote access to BuddyPress networks through an XML-RPC API.
A client application is required to connect to this BuddyPress XML-RPC plugin. This could be anything from a standalone WordPress plugin to an iPhone or Android app.
An Android app designed for use with this plugin is available on Google Play:
For more information on using this plugin, please read the FAQ and About Page.
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Gettingstarted.
01Upload the full directory into your wp-content/plugins directory
02Activate the plugin at the plugin administration page
03Adjust settings via the WP-Admin BuddyPress XML-RPC page
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Frequently asked questions.
How does it work?
Allow your BuddyPress members to access certain BuddyPress features via XML-RPC. You may restrict settings on a wp_cap level. You can select which RPC commands to allow as well.
How do members retrieve data?
A client is required to send XML-RPC commands. You can build one yourself or try an existing one. For Android, there is BuddyDroid that works with this plugin.
bp.postComment: submit a comment on a given post params: array ($username, $password, $data[‘comment’], $data[‘activity_id’] ) returns: array (activity_id,message,confirmation,url)
bp.getActivity: get various activity stream items params: array ($username, $password, $data[‘scope’,’max’,’user_data’,’action’,’action_id’,’action_data’] ) returns: array (activities,message,confirmation) sending the ‘scope’ parameter allows you to filter the results as per the plugin’s presets (favorites, friends, groups, mentions, sitewide, just-me, my-groups, following) or by a specific BP action type (e.g. activity_update) sending the ‘action’ parameter makes it perform a specified action on an activity id (‘action_id’), viz. ‘delete’ or ‘comment’ (put comment text in ‘action_data’). sending the ‘user_data’ parameter makes it include a list with the user’s notifications, etc. returns: array (confirmation, message)
bp.getMemberInfo: get info for a given user id params: array ($username, $password, $data[‘user_id’,’action’,’action_id’,’action_data’] ) returns: array (confirmation, message) sending the ‘action’ parameter makes it perform a specified action on a user id (‘action_id’) (not yet implemented).
bp.deleteMember: deletes member for given user id (must be admin, or it does nothing) params: array ($username, $password, $data[‘user_id’] ) returns: array (confirmation, message)
bp.updateExternalBlogPostStatus: send an activity stream update filed under blogs
bp.deleteExternalBlogPostStatus: delete the activity update related to an already posted activity record (ie, if unpublishing a blog post)
bp.getMyFriends: get a list of friends
bp.getGroups: get a list of groups
bp.getNotifications: member adminbar notifications (new message, new friend, follower, etc) params: array ($username, $password) returns: array (confirmation, total, message)
bp.getMessages: get latest message in each thread params: array ($username, $password, $data[‘box’,’type’,’page_num’,’pag_page’,’search_terms’,’action’,’action_id’,’action_data’]) returns: array (confirmation, total, message) sending the ‘action’ parameter makes it perform a specified action on a thread id (‘action_id’), viz. ‘delete’, ‘read’, ‘unread’, or ‘reply’ (put reply text in ‘action_data’).
bp.verifyConnection: check if connection works params: array ($username, $password) returns: array (confirmation, message)
login register settings (user settings) notifications messages friends groups favorites mentions stream (main site activity stream) site (site home page)
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