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i think it should be more like this: function cleo_ass_digest_subject( $subject, $blogname, $title, $type ) { return " $title"; } add_filter( 'ass_digest_subject', 'cleo_ass_digest_subject', 10, 3 ); the first item passed is the actual item being filtered, which in your case you are ignoring, and just making your own and returning that. and maybe…[Read more]

hey, i looked at this finally, and noticed the error. it is fixed so now group admins can send out the email.

i’ve made these changes

also you’ll have to do something similar on line 1041 where the actual email gets sent.

i think you need this instead:
groups_is_user_mod( $bp->loggedin_user->id , $bp->groups->current_group->id )
but soon that function will be replaced with a better one that logs group admin emails. this one is legacy code from the orig plugin developer that never got properly integrated.

this has been added to the most recent version. you can filter on
$subject = apply_filters( 'ass_digest_subject', "$title ", $blogname, $title, $type );
the new version is 2.8.5

probably best to have it filterable, because I prefer the way we have it – much more readable in my opinion.

hmm. I guess no one wants this anymore!

Heads up: the combined plugin in underway, and will actually be a very powerful plugin where users can vote/rate/like ANYTHING in wordpress and buddypress. I’m developing this for another client, who is paying for the core functionality to vote on images, and they don’t need all the fancy stuff that usually comes in a plugin, […]

@imjscn it won’t be a beast, it will be … poetry 🙂 and in case anyone else is reading this thread in the future regarding the in-depth discussion about using db tables or not, I wanted to mention one thing I learned. You can insert or update the wordpress database – existing tables or your own […]

Update: I took the approach of using my own db tables. and so far very smooth sailing. Once I got the hang of setting up db tables and handled db schema updates, everything is crystal clear and easy to work with. I’m glad I took both routes. and for any future custom content I will […]

I think the plugin will be called Rate Vote Like Anything. And I’m building it with those three systems in mind: Rate: you can rate things 1 to 5 (or whatever scale) Vote: you can vote thumbs up or down (1 or -1) Like: you can like something So it probably will work to replace […]

storing meta data in an array is good for simplicity, but it fails when I want to do any type of query on that data. Boone, Good points about the date I can use those. And what you say about the back up makes sense too – it goes both ways, it will bloat the […]

i’m going down the road of custom post types and taxonomies with reservations. i’m coding it now, and while it’s strange, it will work. My one concern is this: ratings on various posts, groups, photos are not really content, rather it is meta content, so storing each rating as a custom post seems a bit […]

the cause of the error is either the readme file Tested up to: line or the main plugin file Version: line. If you put any BP version info in there, this website balks and throws that error. It seems to only effect plugin authors that are being extra helpful putting BP version info in their […]

Boone, The images i’m talking about are from the BP Albums+ plugin (which soon will be upgraded to the gigantic BP Media plugin) which as no meta table for album photos. If all you wanted was Average ratings across all objects, then another custom post type would be fine. but what i really want is […]

@djpaul and @boonebgorges, I hear you about the caching. that is one big bonus. I can make big ugly queries and know that they’ll be cached. If I ‘roll by own’ then I’ll have to build caching myself (but it’s not that hard). I looked at the meta_query functions, and they seem quite sufficient for most queries, […]