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Hi @abhimanyubind

The bp_after_message_thread_list hook will execute each time the page is loaded. What you need is the messages_message_sent hook.

@-vitamincee just wondering about your permissions scheme. Would the 20 + admin accounts you have set up would be better off as editors? If a particular user doesn’t need certain permissions then it’s a good idea to not award them. Usually this is done for both security reasons and to ensure there’s less chance of somebody breaking something inadvertently.

@vitamincee just wondering about your permissions scheme. Would the 20 + admin accounts you have set up would be better off as editors? If a particular user doesn’t need certain permissions then it’s a good idea to not award them. Usually this is done for both security reasons and to ensure there’s less change of somebody breaking something inadvertently.

Hi @vitamincee

As an admin, you have access to your member’s private messages. That’s by design. Why would you want to restrict access to anything for an admin account?

Hi @hipp

Sounds like some accessibility enhancements might be needed to the menu’s markup. I suggest you open a Trac ticket giving the core developers as much info about the problem as you can.

You can use your same login details on Trac.

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org

@rosyteddy thanks for the idea. I’ve got my hands full at the moment but try opening a topic on the BuddyPress Ideas forum. There may be a developer looking to take up the challenge

@peter-hamilton

Really cool to see the plugin in action and thanks for the review on wordpress.org! 🙂

@danbp all constructive feedback is very welcome. Feedback that highlights areas that are in need of improvement or bug reports help to improve the plugin in the long run 🙂

Hi @bphelp

I must admit the FAQ is a little tucked-away out of sight. So i’ll take your advice and add something to the description tab which is in full view for everyone to see.

@danbp

You know now that i never read faq’s

Hehe 😀

A little secret of mine (neither do I very often 😉 )

Hey @danbp

Thanks for the feedback. Before I answer your question, I just want to point you to question 4 in the plugin’s FAQ

Why is it that some members don’t have an identicon?
An identicon is used as a member’s avatar only if a profile photo hasn’t been uploaded. After activating the plugin, all new members will be allocated an identicon.…

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Hey @danbp

Thanks for the feedback. Before I answer your question, I just want to point you to question 4 in the plugin’s FAQ

Why is it that some members don’t have an identicon?
An identicon is used as a member’s avatar only if a profile photo hasn’t been uploaded. After activating the plugin, all new members will be allocated an identicon.…

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Thanks @peter-hamilton, looking forward to hearing what you find. I’m testing on BP 2.2.1, WP 4.1, no plugins activated (aside from BP) and Twenty Fifteen theme and things are working so it’s more than likely there’s a plugin conflict somewhere.

Hopefully we’ll be able to resolve the problem.

Duplicate. See here

Hi @outdoorsmen

I’m not aware of a plugin but try looking into user meta. It’s a way of storing information for each user. You could store the user’s title in this way. Helpful articles will be:

https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/update_user_meta

https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_user_meta

Hi @matthias70

The theme used here is open source. See the Open Sourcing BuddyPress.org blog post for more info. Feel free to look at the source code after reading that to see how it’s done.

Thanks @mcpeanut! It’s my first plugin so your feedback means a lot 😀

@dimensionmedia

I wished it was my plugin! It’s fantastic hehe. But unfortunately for me, it’s all Jeffs. I have no affiliation to it whatsoever – aside from being a user of it.

Hope you manage to find a fix!

Hi @dimensionmedia

My guess is Theme My Login is filtering the logout link so that /login/ is used in place of wp-login.php.

I noticed from the ‘bad’ URL that there’s no _wpnonce parameter. That is possibly the reason for the ‘Are you sure you want to do that?’ message.

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Hi @dimensionmedia

My guess is Theme My Login is filtering the logout link so that /login/ is used in place of wp-login.php.

I noticed from the ‘bad’ URL that there’s no _wpnonce parameter. That is possibly the reason for the ‘Are you sure you want to do that?’ message.