BP Group Documents vs BuddyMeet

BP Group Documents creates a page within each BuddyPress group to upload and any type of file or document. This allows members of BuddyPress groups to upload and store files and documents that are relevant to the group. Documents can be edited and deleted either by the document owner or by the group administrator. Categories can be used to organize documents. Activity is logged in the main activity stream, and is also tied to the user and group activity streams. The site administrator can set filters on file extensions, set display options. Group members and moderators can receive email notifications at their option. The group administrator can decide if all members or only admins/moderators can upload documents (Since v0.5) User verification for Downloads: when a document is downloaded, a redirect page checks is the user is member of the group (in case of a private or hidden groups) and only then the user can download the file.(Since v0.5) For private networks, see the FAQ “I have a members only network. How to disable file download for non members?” . 4 Widgets: “User’s groups documents”, “Recent Uploads” , “Popular Downloads”, can be used to show activity at a glance. If the theme support different sidebars for group pages, the BP_Group_Documents_CurrentGroup_Widget can be used to show current group’s documents. Contributions by Lena Stergatou, with additional bug fixes and improvements by Keeble Smith (http://keeblesmith.com) and Anton Andreasson work for BP 1.7. Original plugin author was Peter Anselmo. PLEASE: If you have any issues or it doesn’t work for you, please report in support forum. It doesn’t help anyone to mark “broken” without asking around. Thanks! Notes Roadmap.txt – contains ideas proposed and the (approximate) order of implementation History.txt – contains all the changes since version .1 License.txt – contains the licensing details for this component.

BuddyMeet is a BuddyPress (2.5+) plugin that uses Jitsi Meet to allow the members of a community to participate into virtual conference rooms with video and audio capabilities. BuddyMeet’s features include: A room where all members of a group can meet each other On demand rooms among specific invited group members Automatic customization of the room’s subject and the name/avatar of the participants Customization of all the parameters that Jitsi Meet API supports Support for RS256-signed JWT authentication. This enables secure connections to 8×8 JaaS (8×8.vc domain) and self-hosted Jitsi servers using RSA SHA-256 verified tokens. Moreover, you can use the shortcode [buddymeet room=ROOM_HERE subject=SUBJECT_HERE] to add a conference room to any WordPress page. In that case, you have to pass any configuration by using the following shortcode parameters: domain: The domain of the Jitsi Meet installation. BuddyMeet uses by default the 8×8.vc service. room: The identifier of the room. subject: The subject of the room. If empty the room is being displayed as the subject. password: A password for the room. The first to enter the room sets that password and all other participants have to put it to enter. show_watermark: Whether to show the Jitsi.org watermark or not. show_brand_watermark: Whether to show a custom branded watermark or not. brand_watermark_link: the custom brand watermark to show. width: The width of the embedded window. height: The height of the embedded window. start_audio_only: Start the meet with the microphone only enabled and the camera off. film_strip_only: Start the meet in filmstrip only mode. disable_video_quality_label: Disable the video quality indicator. mobile_open_in_browser: Launch the meet directly within the browser in mobile devices without opening the jitsi mobile app. user: The user to display. Leave empty to automatically set the display name of the logged-in user. avatar: The url with the avatar to display. Leave empty to automatically set the avatar of the logged-in user. settings: A csv with the Jitsi Meet settings to get enabled. For the available options check here toolbar: A csv with the Jitsi Meet toolbar options to get enabled. For the available options check here. background_color: The background color of the window default_language: The default language of the Jitsi Meet interface. BuddyMeet uses by default the 8×8.vc service which is maintained by the Jitsi team at 8×8. Upon the initialization of a room, BuddyMeet sends the following information to the service: The name of the current buddypress group as the subject of the call The name, the surname and the avatar of the currently logged-in user However, if you want to use your own hosted installation of Jitsi Meet, you can just configure the corresponding domain via the “Manage” menu of a BuddyPress group. For more information about Jitsi Meet please follow the links below: What is Jitsi? FAQ Jitsi Meet API Jitsi License Jitsi Community Forum 8×8 Terms and Conditions and Policies This plugin is currently available only in english.