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There is a way, but requires custom code/development. BuddyPress is flexible enough to allow you to do whatever you want.

Oh, I see! You can use the same hook and create your own email doing what you just wrote.

I think this is more of a preference than a requimenent. One could think that if the user is already logged in, he already has the necessary permissions to delete it, so why ask the password another time.

Social medias sites like Facebook and similars, ask that to make it harder for a user to delete their own account.

So I don’t think this is a…[Read more]

This is already the default behavior. Here is the code that fires a email when someone request to add someone as a friend: https://github.com/buddypress/BuddyPress/blob/d44e81fd40e4e9e48fc599836d311cf2752f9f34/src/bp-friends/bp-friends-functions.php#L858

I’d recommend you to confirm if something is disabling that. Maybe the emails are not set up…[Read more]

I’d recommend searching here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/

Could you elaborate on that? Don’t understand the request.

Awesome!

I don’t think there is a corelation. Maybe there is but it might be too specific for your theme.

There is no filter with this name. I think you mean an action:

add_action( 'bp_core_activated_user' );

Even with the BuddyPress CLI, this isn’t feasible. The best option I can think of is you creating a custom command or script to iterate the users and add and accept each other’s friendship requests.

BuddyPress has a CLI command now you can use.

wp bp tool repair friend-count

Other option would be: redirect the general tab url to the memberpress account page.

I agree! The integration will depend a lot on what you are doing, not related to the skeleton per se. So for starters, I think you’ll be all right.

We just introduced a cli command, wp bp notification delete, that might help you in deleting those notifications.

https://github.com/buddypress/wp-cli-buddypress/pull/70

Also, it’s important to check if it is a delivery problem. Try to confirm if other e-mails are being sent via SMTP or PHP.

I just had a client with a similar problem where the real culprit was SMTP/PHP related.

There is already a ticket about it: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/408

BuddyPress is alive! 🙂

You can use the REST API for that: https://github.com/buddypress/BP-REST/

It is still a work in progress. But usable.