Something, probably a plugin, is most likely do a $current_user check
for example: is_user_logged_in()
in a file loaded via a loader.php with something like: add_action( 'bp_loaded', 'some_function_that_loads_a_file' );
The codex recommends using bp_loaded, but in 1.7 the notice was added.
I’ve been using this instead: add_action( 'bp_init', 'some_function_that_loads_a_file', 9 );
The notice only appears if you have, in wp-config.php, debug set to true. define('WP_DEBUG', true);
Other than the notice, are you seeing anything that isn’t working probably?
You could ignore it, at your peril, and set debug to false.
Or you could deactivate your plugins one by one to see which one(s) is generating the notice.
It would be helpful to get a definitive explanation from one of the core devs.
@rogercoathup
I’m not sure if 1.7 reduces the number of queries fired per page, but it does have a new BP_User_Query class that scales much better – a real ‘boone’ to installs with large memberships.
And that class has some very handy action and filter hooks – without which it would be considerably more difficult to write the premium block member plugin that we’re about to release.
Discussion about the need for those changes began back in 1.5 as more large installs were having scaling issues due to slow queries.
I no longer have access to the large install that revealed the issues.
So if you upgrade Enterprise Nation to 1.7, I’d be very interested in any info you care to share about the outcome.
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Po file is for translating. It’s a working file.
Mo file is for translation throught php gettext. Only the mo is mandatory, not the po or the pot
Once you finish the translation of a po file, you need to compile it to mo format with poEdit. (or equivalent tool)
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Editing the po does nothing until you use it to create a mo file.
Do yourself a favor – get poEdit. It’s free and very easy to use.
Or…
You can write a snippet, and maybe add it to your import script, that turns off notifications for all users.
But you’ll need to store the actual settings so that you can restore them later.
Or…
You can filter all emails being generated and swap out the ‘To’ address with one of your own.
This is the quickest and easiest approach.
