Description

This add-on plugin to BadgeOS and BuddyPress automatically joins a user to one or more BuddyPress groups when they use a corresponding Invite Code upon joining your site.

Contribute to wp-plugins/badgeos development by creating an account on GitHub. Visit the BadgeOS menu to add Badges and set up new Achievement Types. Enter Credly credentials for the badge Issuer in the Credly Integration settings to enable the free Credly Badge Builder and badge sharing. That can be earned multiple times, to users. Updated: BadgeOS Add-Ons admin page now shows current BadgeOS add-ons; Updated: badgeosachievementslist shortcode now shows send to Credly link on earned achievements. Fix: The “Award an Achievement” section on the User Profile page now grabs the appropriate custom post type slugs. Fix: Updated an incorrectly named function. BadgeOS allows you to define an unlimited number of achievements, require users to upload assignments for a badge, and even allows for manually achievement issuing. Users can share their successes on social networking platforms and store their achievements using Credly. Click here to read the official integration announcement.

Note: You will need the free BadgeOS plugin™ (version 1.2 or higher) and the BuddyPress plugin v1.7 or higher installed to use this plugin.

BadgeOS™ turns your WordPress site into an achievement and badging system. Use the BadgeOS Invite Code plugin in conjunction with the BadgeOS Community Add-on, and badges based on Group membership can be awarded to users as soon as they join your site with a valid Invite Code.

Get the BadgeOS plugin.

  • Features:

    • Create and manage as many “Invite Codes” as desired
    • Select one or more BuddyPress Groups that users should automatically join when they register for your site
    • Set the maximum number of times any specific code can be used
    • Designate an expiration date after which your codes can no longer be used
    • Easily edit or delete any code at any time to disable further use
    • Set Invite Codes from the front-end of the site when creating new BuddyPress Groups.
    • Configuration option to require an invite code for site registration
    • Optionally select one or more default BuddyPress groups that members should automatically join when they register for your site
    • Multisite support

Resources / Helpful Links

BadgeOS is made available by LearningTimes, LLC. Here are some ways to stay connected and to see what else we are up to:

  • BadgeOS.org – Contact Us, Video Tutorials, Examples, News
  • LearningTimes – Online learning programs, development and expertise
  • Credly.com – Manage lifelong credentials that matter
  • Credly Knowledgebase – Credly FAQ
  • Facebook – LearningTimes on Facebook
  • Twitter – LearningTimes Tweets
  • E-Mailing List – Occasional updates via e-mail
  • GitHub – Report issues, contribute code

License Info

LearningTimes, LLC licenses BadgeOS and the BadgeOS Activity Codes Add-on to you under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License, version 3, as published by the Free Software Foundation.

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There is NO WARRANTY for this software, express or implied, including the implied warranties of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Affero General Public License, version 3, at http://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.html for more details.

Installation

  1. First upload and activate the free BadgeOS plugin, if you have not done so already.
  2. Also upload and activate the free BuddyPress plugin, if you have not done so already.
  3. Active the “User Groups” component of BuddyPress.
  4. Upload the ‘BuddyPress-Invite-Codes’ plugin via the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress (or upload to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory).
  5. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
  6. Visit the new “BP Invite Codes” menu to configure the plugin, and visit “All invite Codes” to add new codes or manage existing ones.
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FAQ

Where can I learn more about BadgeOS?

Visit BadgeOS.org to learn more about the free BadgeOS plugin, available add-ons, and to see the latest news on our blog.

Do you offer services to help us design, build or customize our BadgeOS site?

Yes, we do. We especially enjoy working on innovative projects with forward-thinking teams extending achievement recognition into new environments and surfacing achievement in new ways. See examples and learn more at: http://badgeos.org/services/badgeos-customization/.

Where should I contribute code back to the project?

Thanks for asking! Please do share back code modifications or enhancements you make for inclusion in BadgeOS core or as add-ons. (Functions that are specialized for just some users are likely best as add-on plugins to BadgeOS. We can help figure that out with you.) Visit us on GitHub to share your code with the BadgeOS community.

Credly is really cool. How can I learn more about it?

Credly is the universal way to recognize, store and share life’s achievements. We’ve integrated Credly into BadgeOS because it’s downright the easiest, most fun way to collect evidence of all your achievements in one place and then share them out when and where it matters most. There are a rapidly growing number of platforms and apps that are using the Credly “Open Credit” API to enable sharable badges; the BadgeOS WordPress integration is just one great example! Visit us Credly.com to learn more or contact us for guidance with using the free Open Credit API in your own projects or applications.

Contributors & Developers

“BadgeOS Invite Codes Add-on” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.

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Interested in development?

Browse the code, check out the SVN repository, or subscribe to the development log by RSS.

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Changelog

1.1.2

  • New: Added support for CMB2 (custom meta box 2)

1.1.1

  • Updated: Invite Code field validation – check for empty invite code

1.1.0

  • Multisite support for activations to auto-join the invite code associated group(s)
  • Added more useful information to Invites list in admin area
  • Added field in Invite edit to override the number of uses
  • Bug fixes and improvements across the plugin

1.0.0

  • Initial release
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