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Quite a few people working with WP in education have their feeds aggregated at http://dev.wpmued.org. It’s not terribly active, but good things do pass through there.

oops, the php got stripped. I added
php do_action( 'accept_email_invite_before' )
inside of PHP delimiters

@techguy In version 0.6.2 there’s a new filter on $accept_link:
$accept_link = apply_filters( 'invite_anyone_accept_url', site_url( BP_REGISTER_SLUG ) . '/accept-invitation/' . urlencode($email) );
I also added

just above the accept invitation screen, so that you can hook an action in there, grab $_GET, and do whatever you’d like to it. It’s a start!

I experimented a bit and found the same thing as @hnla – extra whitespace does cause problems. I’ve trimmed user input where appropriate in version 0.6.2, out this afternoon. Thanks for your help!

I’m adding the following hooks to Invite Anyone, in version 0.6.2 that I’m about to tag: – After email invitations are sent, do_action( 'sent_email_invites', $bp->loggedin_user->id, $emails, $groups ); – After email invitations are accepted, do_action( 'accepted_email_invite', $user_id, $inviters ); I use the core groups_send_invites() for group…[Read more]

Thanks – I found the problem and am including it in the point release that I’m going to publish today. Watch your Plugins screen for an update.

Gibby – I found the problem, and I have a fix for you. I’ll put it into the next point release, but for now you can make the edit yourself to fix the problem. Open the file invite-anyone/group-invites/group-invites.php. After line 413 (which begins $members = ), hit enter a few times, and paste the following: [...]

bp_loggedin_user_domain() .’settings’ is probably what you want in this case. The general point about looking at the template files for this kind of thing is exactly right. You can also browse through the core templatetags files (bp-groups/bp-groups-templatetags.php, etc) to see what kinds of output functions are available.

@andrea_r Your use case is a pretty sensible one. Can’t believe you’d suggest that one CUNY school has no interest in the others, though 😉

@hnla makes a good point – maybe this is something best handled as a separate plugin, which would do HTML for all BP emails. Once you’ve written the skeleton, it should be trivial to filter the content of all mail messages.

@hnla Thanks for testing the whitespace issue. trim() should do the trick. I will have a look later today.

Thanks for the response, Gibby. It sounds like something peculiar about your installation. The plugin is written to get users directly out of the WP database. There is a possibility that it’s an MU vs non-MU issue – I’ll look into it and let you know.

Thanks for the suggestions. You mean that the email address on the Sent Invites page should be linked, right?

Wow, thanks for locating the bug! I’ll release a point release shortly with the bug fix.

Interesting idea. Is the link at the top of the group Send Invites tab not enough?

I will definitely make the URL filterable. IMO it only makes sense to have the accept invite page customized per group if the user will then be added to the group automatically, as you suggest in another thread. (why warn someone if they’re just receiving an invite?) so if I implement the auto join suggestion, […]

Thanks for the info about private groups. I’ll do some testing and figure out the bug. As for automatic joins, I have mixed feelings about it. I will look into how hard it is (it’d probably involve circumventing some core bp functions) and if it’s not too hard I’ll make it a site wide admin […]