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@sbaglia i really dont have a clue about this but ive just noticed a recent update on a plugin that adds seperate social networking functions to wordpress that i have been watching for a while, now the idea i had a while ago was wondering if this plugin could infact be ran alongside buddypress just for the comment notifications within wordpress, meaning i was wondering if all other notifications and workings of this other plugin could be disabled and used just for this one specific task, this way users would have a seperate notification system for blog and custom post comments, i really dont know as i have not messed around with them together but i know that this plugin does achieve what we want but seperately to buddypress, maybee you want to have a mess with the idea i had? i just dont have time at the minute and dont know if it will work well with buddypress running too, the plugin is here https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-notifications/

Try this function:

function bp_set_notification_default( $user_id ) {
    $keys = array( 'notification_activity_new_mention', 'notification_activity_new_reply', 'notification_friends_friendship_accepted', 'notification_friends_friendship_request', 'notification_groups_admin_promotion', 'notification_groups_group_updated', 'notification_groups_invite', 'notification_groups_membership_request', 'notification_messages_new_message', 'notification_messages_new_notice' );

    foreach ( $keys as $key ) {
        update_user_meta( $user_id, $key, 'no' );
    }
}
add_action( 'bp_core_signup_user', 'bp_set_notification_default', 100, 1 );

Ref: http://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic/how-can-i-disable-buddypress-notification-email

Yeah, I still will get the odd mention from old posts, have absolutely no idea what triggers them. And now that I’ve changed my display name recently, it will even occasionally send me ones where I’ve included myself in a quote, before the username change! It’s weird.

The good news is it slows down! ;D The bad news is before it does it can drive your members to turn off their notifications, and if your server can’t handle it the process can crash your server.

Does that code only stop old notifications, or does it stop all, or what?

this code work for me but java script not work and when user favorite comment user can’t remove notification help me

define("BP_FAVORITE_NOTIFIER_SLUG","fa_notification");

    function bp_favorite_setup_globals() {	
	global $bp, $current_blog;
    $bp->bp_favorite=new stdClass();
    $bp->bp_favorite->id = 'bp_favorite';
    $bp->bp_favorite->slug = BP_FAVORITE_NOTIFIER_SLUG;
    $bp->bp_favorite->notification_callback = 'bp_favorite_format_notifications';//show the notification   
    $bp->active_components[$bp->bp_favorite->id] = $bp->bp_favorite->id;
			
            do_action( 'bp_favorite_setup_globals' );
    }
            add_action( 'bp_setup_globals', 'bp_favorite_setup_globals' );
     

function bp_favorite_format_notifications(  $action, $activity_id, $secondary_item_id, $total_items,$format='string'  ) { 
$action_checker = explode('_', $action);
$activities = bp_activity_get_specific( array( 'activity_ids' => $activity_id, 'display_comments' => true) );
	$glue = '';
	$user_names = array();

	$users = find_favorite_involved_persons($activity_id, $action);
	$total_user = $count = count($users);

	if($count > 2) {
		$users = array_slice($users, $count - 2);
		$count = $count - 2;
		$glue = ", ";
	} else if($total_user == 2) {
		$glue = " and ";
	}

	foreach((array)$users as $user_id) {
		$user_names[] = bp_core_get_user_displayname($user_id);
	}

	if(!empty($user_names)) {
		$favoriting_users = join($glue, $user_names);
	}

	switch ( $action ) {
		case 'new_bp_favorite_'.$activity_id:
			if($total_user > 2) {
				$text = $favoriting_users.' and '.$count.' liked: '.substr($activities["activities"][0]->content,0,32).'...';
			} else {
				$text = $favoriting_users." like: ".substr($activities["activities"][0]->content,0,32)."...";
			}
		break;
	}
	$url = '<div id="'.$action.'"class="notification"><a href="#" class="social-delete" onclick="deleteAjaxNotification(\''.$action.'\',\''.$activity_id.'\', \''.admin_url( 'admin-ajax.php' ).'\'); return false;">x</a><span class="social-loader"></span></div>';
	$link = favorite_activity_get_permalink( $activity_id );

	if($format=='string') {
		return apply_filters( 'bp_activity_multiple_favorite_notifications', '<a href="' . $link. '">' . $text . '</a>'. $url .'' ,$users, $total_user, $count, $glue, $link );
	} else {
		return array(
			'link' => $link,
			'text' => $text
		);
	}
	return false;

}
function find_favorite_involved_persons($activity_id, $action) {
	global $bp,$wpdb;
	$table = $wpdb->prefix . 'bp_notifications';
	return $wpdb->get_col($wpdb->prepare("select DISTINCT(secondary_item_id) from {$table} where item_id=%d and secondary_item_id!=%d and component_action = %s",$activity_id,$bp->loggedin_user->id, $action));
}
function favorite_activity_get_permalink( $activity_id, $activity_obj = false ) {
	global $bp;

	if ( !$activity_obj )
		$activity_obj = new BP_Activity_Activity( $activity_id );
                    
		if ( 'activity_comment' == $activity_obj->type )
			$link = bp_get_activity_directory_permalink(). 'p/' . $activity_obj->item_id . '/';
		else
			$link = bp_get_activity_directory_permalink() . 'p/' . $activity_obj->id . '/';

	return apply_filters( 'ac_notifier_activity_get_permalink', $link );

}

function favorite_notifier_remove_notification($activity ,$has_access){
       global $bp;
       if($has_access)		       
	   bp_core_delete_notifications_for_user_by_type( $bp->loggedin_user->id, $bp->bp_favorite->id, 'new_bp_favorite_'.$activity->id );
	}
add_action("bp_activity_screen_single_activity_permalink","favorite_notifier_remove_notification", 10,2);

function favorite_notification( $activity_id){  
                   global $bp;                 
	               $activities = bp_activity_get_specific( array( 'activity_ids' => $activity_id, 'display_comments' => true) );
				   $author_id = $activities['activities'][0]->user_id;
                   $user_id =  bp_loggedin_user_id();
	// if favoriting own activity, dont send notification
	if( $user_id == $author_id ) {
		return false;
	}
				   if ( bp_is_active( 'notifications' ) ) {
		bp_notifications_add_notification( array(
			'user_id'           => $author_id,
			'item_id'           => $activity_id,
			'secondary_item_id' => $user_id,
			'component_name'    => $bp->bp_favorite->id,
			'component_action'  => 'new_bp_favorite_'.$activity_id,
			'date_notified'     => bp_core_current_time(),
			'is_new'            => 1,
		) );
	}				
}
add_action("bp_activity_add_user_favorite","favorite_notification", 10, 2);

function deleteAjaxNotification(){
    global $bp;        
    bp_core_delete_notifications_by_item_id ($bp->loggedin_user->id, $bp->bp_favorite->id, 'new_bp_favorite_'.$activity->id);     
    die();        
}	
add_action('wp_ajax_deleteAjaxNotification', 'deleteAjaxNotification' ); 

function bp_like_add_like_action() {
global $bp, $activities_template; 
	 if ( bp_activity_can_favorite() ) : 
		
				$my_fav_count = bp_activity_get_meta( bp_get_activity_comment_id(), 'favorite_count' );
				
				$my_fav_count = "<span>".$my_fav_count."</span>";
				
				$is_favorite = apply_filters( 'bp_get_activity_is_favorite', in_array( bp_get_activity_comment_id(), $activities_template->my_favs ) );
		

			 if ( !$is_favorite ) : ?>

				<a href="<?php echo apply_filters( 'bp_get_activity_favorite_link', wp_nonce_url( home_url( bp_get_activity_root_slug() . '/favorite/' . bp_get_activity_comment_id() . '/' ), 'mark_favorite' ) ); ?>" class="tooltip-trigger fav bp-secondary-action bp-primary-action" title="<?php _e( 'Favorite', 'buddypress' ); ?>" style="position:relative;"><?php _e( 'Favorite', 'buddypress' ); ?><?php echo $my_fav_count; ?></a>

			<?php else : ?>

				<a href="<?php echo apply_filters( 'bp_get_activity_favorite_link', wp_nonce_url( home_url( bp_get_activity_root_slug() . '/favorite/' . bp_get_activity_comment_id() . '/' ), 'mark_favorite' ) ); ?>" class="tooltip-trigger unfav bp-secondary-action bp-primary-action" title="<?php _e( 'Remove Favorite', 'buddypress' ); ?>" style="position:relative;"><?php _e( 'Remove Favorite', 'buddypress' ); ?><?php echo $my_fav_count; ?></a>

			<?php endif; 

		 endif; 
}
add_filter( 'bp_activity_comment_options' , 'bp_like_add_like_action', 1000 );

and java code

function deleteAjaxNotification(action_id, activity_id, adminUrl){
    jQuery('#'+action_id).children(".social-delete").html("");
    jQuery('#'+action_id ).children(".social-loader").show(); 

    jQuery.ajax({
        type: 'post',
        url: adminUrl,
        data: { action: "deleteAjaxNotification", action_id:action_id, activity_id:activity_id },
        success:
        function(data) {
        	jQuery('#'+action_id).parent().hide();
        	
        }
     });  
}

It is not an issue, it is intended so !

The logged user’s profile tab comes with 3 sub menus:
– View (public)
– Edit (private)
– Change avatar (private)

On the main navigation of the member, you have at least
– Settings with 3 sub nav items:
– account credential (email, password)
– notifications
– field visibility settings

And if component is activated:
– Friends
– Groups
– Forum

I agree that this Setting is confusing, at least, because those labels should indicate My Friends, My Groups, My Forums and My profile fields visibility settings, which is too long i grant you. 😉

FYI: such distinction wern’t really possible untill now in the original english version.
But the upcomming BP 2.1 brings some better context disambiguation just to improve such situation.

To solve this today, you can:
1) create a translation file and modify the wording (but, as said, without disambiguation)
2) use a child theme and hardcode the text you want into the template file (best approach)
3) wait a few days for 2.1 to use the first option

Anton, I haven’t tried it yet, but could we hook onto the user login and then run the code fancyfiber provided above?

That way all users will have their notification settings set after they have logged in. (not perfect, but it should work!?)

bp_notifications_add_notification() is used to add a notification. For example:

if ( bp_is_active( 'notifications' ) ) {
    bp_notifications_add_notification( array(
        'user_id'           => $user_id,
        'item_id'           => $item_id,
        'secondary_item_id' => $secondary_item_id,
        'component_name'    => $component_name,
        'component_action'  => $component_action,
        'date_notified'     => bp_core_current_time(),
        'is_new'            => 1,
    ) );
}

See here for more info: https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/function-examples/bp_notifications_add_notification/

Hi @akovia,

each logged in user has access to his profile settings. Eg. on the top right user menu (howdy…)
or on the buddybar under the profile header.

/membres/xxxx/settings/notifications/

Settings > Email
Once on this setting page, each user can decide for what he want to receive an alert.

But it is an emailed notice he will receive, not the complete message.

This messaging system is intended to work internally. This means the content of the message stays on the site. BP eventually sends only a reference to the content. Eg. xxx send you a private message (site url), not the full message.

Screenshot:

Just wanted to follow up…we did come up with a solution for this in case any one else is looking for it.

Full details are now on my blog at Revelation Concept.

function rc_buddypress_profile_update( $user_id ) { 
 
     $admin_email = "YOUR-EMAIL@DOMAIN.COM";
     $message = sprintf( __( 'Member: %1$s', 'buddypress' ), bp_core_get_user_displayname( $user_id ) ) . "\r\n\r\n"; 
     $message .= sprintf( __( 'Color: %s' ), bp_get_profile_field_data('field=Color') ). "\r\n\r\n";
     wp_mail( $admin_email, sprintf( __( '[YOUR SITE] Member Profile Update' ), get_option('blogname') ), $message );
 }
 
 add_action( 'xprofile_updated_profile', 'rc_buddypress_profile_update', 10, 5 );

I know this is a very old thread, but here’s some useful code for solving this problem (put it in functions.php) in case someone else stumbles upon it

add_action("bp_activity_add_user_favorite","favorite_notification", 10, 2);

function favorite_notification( $activity_id, $user_id = 0){

	$activities = bp_activity_get_specific( array( 'activity_ids' => $activity_id) );

	bp_core_add_notification( $activity_id, $activities["activities"][0]->user_id, "notifier", "<a href='".get_site_url()."/activity/p/$activity_id'>New Like!</a>" ) ;
}

Hi @godavid33

I’m 99% sure you can. I do believe it’s store in secondary_item_id.

I think you can access it by doing something like this:

$notifications = BP_Notifications_Notification::get( array(
    'id' => $notification_id,
    'user_id' => $user_id
) );

// I assume there will only be one result but i'll do a loop anyway
if ( $notifications ) {
    foreach( $notifications as $notification ) {
        // this should output the friendship ID
        echo $notification->secondary_item_id;
    }
}

Awesome, a post that isn’t years old that I may actually be able to help!

In functions.php add the following function:

function cg_current_user_notification_count() {
    $notifications = bp_core_get_notifications_for_user(bp_loggedin_user_id(), 'object');
    $count = !empty($notifications) ? count($notifications) : 0;

    return $count;
}

In frontend-noajax.inc.php (you can find this in plugins/bp-direct-menus/inc) add the following code around line 150 (near where all the counts are initialized):

$notifcount = cg_current_user_notification_count();
$item->title = str_ireplace("%notificationcount%", $notifcount, $item->title);
$item->title = str_ireplace("%(notificationcount)%", ($notifcount > 0) ? '('.$notifcount.')' : '', $item->title);

Hope that helps you, or if you already figured it out, helps somebody else.

Cheers,
Gabe

BP 1.9+

function custom_notification_menu_tabs(){
	global $bp;
	if ( bp_is_user() && bp_user_has_access() ) {
		$count    = bp_notifications_get_unread_notification_count( bp_displayed_user_id() );
		$class    = ( 0 === $count ) ? 'no-count' : 'count';
		$bp->bp_nav['notifications']['name'] = sprintf( __( 'Alerts <span class="%s">%s</span>', 'buddypress' ), esc_attr( $class ), number_format_i18n( $count ) );
	} 

}
add_action('bp_setup_nav', 'custom_notification_menu_tabs', 201);

Looks like 3 of them are from the same topic (15959). Go into the db and do a search on the activity table for secondary_item_id = 15959. That will give you a link to the topic. Go to it and 1: see if it exists still (probably does) and 2: see if there is something weird about it.

OH. Is bbpress up to date? Maybe there is a bbpress plugin causing issues?

I just tested this on my site. I created a topic as one user. I logged in as another and replied to the top. Notification was sent… no problem. I logged in as administrator and deleted the topic completely. The notification title still showed up, so I doubt deletions are your issue.

Sorry that I’m grabbing at straws. It would help if I was having this problem (glad I’m not) 🙂

That sounds like a better approach than mine. I just have a rather crude looking button which marks as read all unread notifications.

bp_notifications_mark_notifications_by_type is the function I’m using to do the marking. For example:

if ( bp_is_active( 'notifications' ) ) {
    bp_notifications_mark_notifications_by_type( bp_loggedin_user_id(), buddypress()->messages->id, 'new_message' );
    bp_notifications_mark_notifications_by_type( bp_loggedin_user_id(), buddypress()->activity->id, 'new_at_mention' );
}

Hi @transmission,

this is not the solution, but an example for your inspiration.
The below shows how the notification counter can be moved/implemented on the toolbar.

/* moving the notification counter from right to left */
remove_action( 'admin_bar_menu', 'bp_members_admin_bar_notifications_menu', 90 );
function bpfr_notification_ontheleft() {
	global $wp_admin_bar;
	
	if ( !is_user_logged_in() )
	return false;
	
	$notifications = bp_core_get_notifications_for_user( bp_loggedin_user_id(), 'object' );
	$count         = !empty( $notifications ) ? count( $notifications ) : 0;
	$alert_class   = (int) $count > 0 ? 'pending-count alert' : 'count no-alert';
	$menu_title    = '<span id="ab-pending-notifications" class="' . $alert_class . '">' . $count . '</span>';
	
	// Add the top-level Notifications button
	$wp_admin_bar->add_menu( array(
 /*'parent'    => 'top-secondary',*/  // this is the original position
	'id'        => 'bp-notifications',
	'title'     => $menu_title,
	'href'      => bp_loggedin_user_domain(),
	) );
	
	if ( !empty( $notifications ) ) {
		foreach ( (array) $notifications as $notification ) {
			$wp_admin_bar->add_menu( array(
			'parent' => 'bp-notifications',
			'id'     => 'notification-' . $notification->id,
			'title'  => $notification->content,
			'href'   => $notification->href
			) );
		}
	} else {
		$wp_admin_bar->add_menu( array(
		'parent' => 'bp-notifications',
		'id'     => 'no-notifications',
		'title'  => __( 'No new notifications', 'buddypress' ),
		'href'   => bp_loggedin_user_domain()
		) );
	}
	
	return;
}
add_action( 'admin_bar_menu', 'bpfr_notification_ontheleft',30);
/* other position # are 10, 20, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90 */

In your case, you also have to check this Codex page. And possibly do some research here.