I’ll continue to give this thought. If WordPress emails are sent without ANY plugin or customisation, I am not sure why BuddyPress emails aren’t being sent — we put a lot of work into the v2.5.2 release to try to fix this exactly situation/problem.
Unfortunately, that error message isn’t super-useful to pinpoint where the problem might be.
On my dev environment, I have no trouble running WP-CLI commands.
What theme are you using? What other plugins are active?
@redokodesign Do you know how to access raw email headers, in whatever email client you use?
If so, can you copy/paste the email headers of a WordPress email that you’ve received from the site (i.e. one that is working correctly and was sent)? Can you also share with me the “to” “from” “bcc” “cc” parts of the text that the BuddyPress email debug plugin sent you?
I have a suspicion this is something to do with the “from” or “reply to” properties being different for each email, but I need the data to prove this, and what SMTP plugin you are using to see how it is configuring WordPress.
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 something else.
Does anyone know of any Open file formats for data export, or would we have to invent one? Does anyone have experience architecting such things?
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.
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.
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.
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 second user reply to that activity message.
Since you’ve said normal WordPress emails are being sent out OK, this plugin will email some debug information to the site owner’s email address. Once you have received at least one debug email, you can turn off the plugin!
Please let me know what the debug email says.
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