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No, not file formats. 😉

Structured ways of representing data. WordPress’ exports use XML, with a particular format called WXR. Anything that needs to import data from WordPress uses an XML parser and looks for the structured markup defined by the WXR format.

The project has talked about doing this before, though those discussions were several years ago by this point. I can’t remember if we were waiting for a REST API to come along before embarking on this, or whether it’s just been the case that no-one’s wanted to work on such a feature so far or have prioritised it underneath other things, or…[Read more]

I have never heard of this. We might need to look into it.

Do you know *what* instance of the script tag your set of plugins was breaking on, so we can look at the markup being generated? We have lots.

I accidentally closed that board; it should be open, though I don’t know how many people look at it, to be honest.

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Not that I know of.

We’ve fixed this for BuddyPress 2.5.2, which will be out this week (probably Tuesday or Wednesday). See https://buddypress.org/support/topic/read-this-first-buddypress-2-5-master-list/#post-250544

BuddyPress does not use WordPress Roles — it maybe be possible to integrate these into parts of BuddyPress but it’ll be extremely time-consuming as you’ll have to write a lot of code.

You can add whatever custom PHP you want inside the email template, yes. I would suggest for now you pass the product info as a custom token to your email, and write a PHP loop to render whatever you want.

We’ve fixed this for BuddyPress 2.5.2, which will be out this week (probably Tuesday or Wednesday). See https://buddypress.org/support/topic/read-this-first-buddypress-2-5-master-list/#post-250544

From memory, if someone posts to the activity stream of a group you are a member of, you only get a email notification if someone mentions your name directly.

By “notification”, do you mean an email? Or a notification in the toolbar? Or both?

That PCLZIP_ERR_BAD_FORMAT sounds like a common problem with WordPress. I suggest you Google it (it might be a lack of disk space).

Somewhere, at some point, Awpcp will print the comments to the web page (so people can read them). You’ll need to find where this happens, and run the text through the bp_activity_at_name_filter filter before the comment template is printed to the page.

For example, it might look like:

<?php echo $comments; ?>

You’d change it to:

<?php echo…[Read more]

@davidkey772 Download this plugin from the following link, and add it and activate it on your site: https://www.dropbox.com/s/yz1155axhbyntw7/bp-email-debug-2.php?dl=0

Then do something that should trigger a BuddyPress email. For example, if you are using the Activity component, have one user write a message on the activity stream, then have a…[Read more]

From looking at those plugins, I am pretty sure welcome-email-editor will not work with BuddyPress. It won’t be causing the deliverability problems, but just a heads-up.

You say you’ve been trying to resolve this issue “for months” — I assume that was with versions of BuddyPress older than v2.5?

Can you list all the plugins you have active on the site that doesn’t send emails?

The site that has BP – the one I have the issue with – has a plugin that sends emails to notify about new blog posts: that works fin…

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We should be able to figure this out. 🙂

Where is your website hosted?

Does your site send WordPress emails, without any other plugin activated, and using the default theme? For example, comment moderation / notification emails.

I need to install WP-SMTP-Mail on my development environment and investigate the issue there; I can’t guarantee when I’ll get to this. Maybe this next weekend.

Thanks @oakcreative! I’ve created a ticket in https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6972 and as it’s such a trivial change, I’m pretty certain it’ll get done for the next BuddyPress release (2.6, a few months away).