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sprintf is being used wrong. It should be
bp_core_add_message( $security . sprintf( __( 'Your email notifications are set to %s for this group.', 'bp-ass' ), ass_subscribe_translate( $action ) ) );

Thanks for the step by step, albill. We’re still trying to straighten out the problems with the wordpress.org repository, and we’ll have a real fix soon. Sorry for the inconvenience, all.

@chestnut_jp – Any chance you would consider exporting these changes (either together or separately) into svn or git style patches? They sound pretty good, and should probably go into the plugin itself. But it’s a pain for me to merge it on my own.

Hm…comments seem to be enabled, from what I can see?

There is a problem with the way that wordpress.org created the zip file. We’re looking into it.

I got 99 problems.

You should always test *any* upgrade of *any* type in a development or test environment. Never, ever, ever, ever, ever put untested code into production! A word to the wise 🙂

The changes that have been made in BP 1.2.8 are very, very unlikely to break any plugins. It’s possible that some of the changes in WP 3.1 will break some BP plugins, though I don’t know of any plugins where that is the case (and I have been running 3.1 in my test installs for […]

Check the group admin > Group Settings and make sure that the group reviews box is checked

BuddyPress will be updated later today to account for changes in WP 3.1.

In the meantime, if you have upgraded your live site and are unexpectedly missing the BP admin bar, use the code provided by aces above.

The author has decided he’ll be unable to support any of his plugins for future versions of BP, because of personal commitments.

Hm. I would think that the ability to look at the invitations on the Dashboard is a feature.

If you dislike it so much, change ‘show_ui’ to false in the register_post_type() call.

@hnla Here is the way I documented the data schema in IA. It might be instructive: https://github.com/boonebgorges/invite-anyone/blob/master/by-email/by-email-db.php#L46

Point well taken about the name “custom post type”, which is truly terrible and non-descriptive. CPTs are better thought of as custom data types, or custom object types. A framework for defining data objects of whatever kind you would like.

Thanks very much for the tests, @hnla and @mercime! Glad to hear that things seem to be working. @hnla – I would like to do some client side validation, but I just haven’t had time, and the server-side stuff takes priority as it will work for all users. If you could point to some of the jQuery plugins […]

The hooks are there in IA. You’ll have to ask Paul, or look at the code of Achievements, to see whether the integration is live on his end. (I think it is.)

I’ve been busy working on paying gigs. I hope to have more time to devote to this kind of stuff in the near future.

@mercime Please do test with wp3.1 but I wouldn’t bother testing with BP trunk – I have not made any adjustments for it.

An interesting suggestion 🙂 I have mixed feelings about it – adding another tab to the user nav is bad in some ways, but burying an option deeper in the tree is not so great either. And in this case, while invitations sent via “send invites” will indeed initiate a new friendship request, it’s doing […]