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The issue is only with IE

Isn’t it always? 🙂

Do you have a link to an example of what’s happening?

Hi @navinachettri

Depending on how the z-index property is applied (if it’s an inline style then JavaScript will be required to remove it), you can override it in your stylesheet. For example:

#page-element-to-override {
z-index: 9;
}

@hnla you’re right, it could be more robust. I’ve added a conditional check to test if the messages component is active.

function send_message_to_new_member( $user_id, $key, $user ) {

$args = array(
'sender_id' => 1,
'thread_id' => false,
'recipients' =>…[Read more]

@hnla you’re right, it could be more robust. I’ve added a conditional check to test if the messages component is active.

function send_message_to_new_member( $user_id, $key, $user ) {

$args = array(
'sender_id' => 1,
'thread_id' => false,
'recipients' => array(…[Read more]

@jjj I’ve noticed 1 or 2 forum spam messages today actually. Topic subject lines were along the lines of aaaaaaaaa and the thread content was a similar kinda crap. Not sure if that was related? Anyhow, I spammed the messages when I came across them

@shanebp you beat me to it 🙂

messages_new_message() is the function that’s used to send messages in BP core, so you could utilise that? You’ll want to hook your function to the bp_core_activated_user hook. For example:

function send_message_to_new_member( $user_id, $key, $user ) {
$args = array(
'sender_id' => 1,
'thread_id' => false,
'recipients'…[Read more]

Hi @eustache44

Try a few things:

Take a look in the spam folder to see if emails are going into that
Check with your hosting company that emails are being sent by your mail server
Deactivate all plugins (as you’ve said you’ve already done)
Activate the Twenty Fourteen theme

Hi @eustache44

Try a few things:

Take a look in the spam folder to see if emails are going into that
Check with your hosting company that emails are being sent by your mail server
Deactivate all plugins (as you’ve said you’ve already done
Activate the Twenty Fourteen theme

Hi @eustache44

Try a few things:

Take a look in the span folder to see if emails are going into that
Check with your hosting company that emails are being sent by your mail server
Deactivate all plugins (as you’ve said you’ve already done
Activate the Twenty Fourteen theme

Have you installed a new firewall on your computer recently? This error is usually a result of a firewall rejecting communication. Can you try uploading from another computer?

It wouldn’t be BuddyPress documentation you’d need, rather, WordPress documentation. Take a look at the articles on user meta, specifically look at the get_user_meta() and update_user_meta() functions.

The general idea would be to increment a user’s share count each time something is shared by that…[Read more]

It wouldn’t be BuddyPress documentation you’d need, rather, WordPress documentation. Take a look at the articles on user meta, specifically look at the get_user_meta() and update_user_meta() functions.

The general idea would be to increment the user’s count each time something is shared by that…[Read more]

Hi @lbpp

It’s definitely possible but will need some custom code (unless you can find a plugin in the Plugin Directory?)

@nielspilon I really do think substr( strstr( u.display_name, ' ' ), 1 ) is your answer. You say there’s definitely no members returned with that in place?

why wouldn’t secondary and tertiary sorting be taken care of by substr( strstr( u.display_name, ' ' ), 1 )?

@shanebp Maybe just remove the first word from the string? i.e.

strstr( 'Robin van Persie', ' ' )

which gives  van Persie. Then you just need remove the initial space:

substr( ' van Persie', 1 )

@nielspilon if the sorting is fine (van, de etc) then that is down to luck 🙂

@shanebp Maybe just remove the first word from the string? i.e.

strstr( 'Robin van Persie', ' ' )

which gives  van Persie. Then you just need remove the initial space:

ltrim( ' van Persie', ' ')

@nielspilon if the sorting is fine (van, de etc) then that is down to luck 🙂

Maybe just remove the first word from the string? i.e.

strstr( 'Robin van Persie', ' ' )

which gives  van Persie. Then you just need remove the initial space:

ltrim( ' van Persie', ' ')

Maybe just remove the first word from the string? i.e.

strstr( 'Robin van Persie', ' ' )

which gives SPACEvan Persie. Then you just need remove the initial space:

ltrim( ' van Persie', ' ')