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  • #174702
    mattg123
    Participant

    @pjbursnall Personally I think buddypress should disable admin access anyway as most users don’t want it but that is neither here nor there. Recreating the admin bar is pretty easy, you need to know some css, html and a few bp functions to get the current users details like username etc, as for the notifications @modemlooper or @mercime posted this a while back (my apologies for not remembering which).

    function bp_notification_badge() {
    	if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
    	global $current_user;
    	get_currentuserinfo();
    			$notifications = bp_core_get_notifications_for_user( bp_loggedin_user_id() );
    				if ( empty($notifications)) {
    				echo '<li class="li-first" id="li-first-right"><a href="' . get_home_url() . '/members/' . $current_user->user_login . '"><span class="circle-zero">0</span></a><ul class="second-level" id="second-level-right"><li class="li-second"><a href="' . get_home_url() . '/members/' . $current_user->user_login . '">No new notifications!</a></li></ul></li>';
    				} else {
    						echo '<ul class="second-level" id="second-level-right">';
    					$counter = 0;
    						for ( $i = 0; $i < count($notifications); $i++ ) {
    						$badge = count($notifications);
    						echo '<li class="li-third">'.$notifications[$i].'</li>';		
    						}
    				echo '</ul>';
    				echo '<a href="' . get_home_url() . '/members/' . $current_user->user_login . '"><span class="circle-badge">'.$badge.'</span></a>';
    			}
    	}
    }

    As for actually disabling the admin bar + backend that can be done with a plugin, plenty of them just google.

    #174352
    hughshields
    Participant

    I am using a custom registration form using WPUF and their Buddypress Integration Add On. The function they use for new user verification is the wordpress new user verification:

    // send user notification
                    if ( class_exists( 'Theme_My_Login_Custom_Email') ) {
                        do_action( 'tml_new_user_registered', $user_id, $password );
                    } else {
                        wp_new_user_notification( $user_id, $password );
                    }

    I am trying to locate the correct buddypress function for sending a new user notification for buddypress so that I can update their code to work for me. Can someone help me to find the code or modify this to work for my buddypress site? Thanks.

    #174261
    applegateian
    Participant

    Thanks @henrywright-1

    It doesn’t seem to make any difference. As I said, my change-avatar page does show a notification, but I just checked change-avatar.php and that doesn’t have <?php do_action( 'template_notices' ); ?> in it either, so I’m not sure how it’s working.

    Any ideas?

    applegateian
    Participant

    Hi

    When a user edits their profile by changing some xprofile fields, they hit save. The page loads, saves the changes but provides no notification to the user that it has been successful.

    However, when they Change Avatar and save the page, a notification IS provided to the user.

    Is there a way to provide the notification on edit profile too?

    Thanks,

    Ian

    #174165
    olumi_day
    Participant

    Thank you for the prompt response. In my haste, I ended up using this plugin: ( http://www.timersys.com/plugins-wordpress/bp-disable-activation-reloaded ) although it wasn’t the ideal choice since I’m already using a lot of plugins.

    I will definitely try this code out although the “Check Your Email to Activate Your Account” notification could still pose a problem. It just sounds like the kind of thing that wouldn’t bother me at first but then I would quickly become nitpicky about. Either way, I’m happy to just have a nice, easy way to override the activation email without the use of a plugin.

    I do wonder if the users that had already registered prior to me using this override will be able to now log in just fine without still needing the activation email. I did a few test runs using the plugin I mentioned above and found that users who registered prior still needed the activation code to log in.

    Finally, the help tour is a custom plugin built on top of twitter’s bootstrap 3 framework. I found the code for it here: http://bootstraptour.com/
    It was very easy to install and only worked because the theme I’m currently using is built on the bootstrap framework.

    #174037
    Marc K.
    Participant

    Hi Seth!

    Interesting, I didn’t know that you had a BP integration in place for EE. With which BP version was it compatible?

    I know that the BP core developers have their hands full of work, so I won’t blame them for not taking on a complete events module in the core.

    For me the question now is, which plugin takes the least effort to extend on our own. And yes, I know about your crowdfunding like offer to fund extensions to EE. But I need to meet certain deadlines and I don’t think you can guarentee a certain development until then.

    BTW, isn’t the “I’ll attend’ and ‘Maybe’ a pretty simple code addition? A user presses a button which captures that users user id and writes it into a custom field of the event page. The plugin then fetches those ids and shows avatars of those people who attend.

    I found an interesting tutorial (http://wp.smashingmagazine.com/2012/01/27/limiting-visibility-posts-username/) which might lead the way for my other request, specific event visibility/privacy:

    1. Only friends of events creator (again, write all the user ids of the event creator into a custom field thats not visible/accessible to users and then restrict visibility of event page to those users)

    2. Only invited (would require more work. First have a way to notify other users of the event by private message or BP notification. Write the user ids of those into yet another custom field, rest see above)

    I am pretty much a PHP noob. But are these things really so hard to do? More than a week of work for an experienced BP developer?

    #174029
    hughshields
    Participant

    I am using a plugin (WPUF Pro + Buddypress Integration Add On) to create a custom registration page. The Register button on the custom registration form is sending out the wrong type of verification email. I located the problem at frontend-form-profile.php line 226:

    // send user notification
                    if ( class_exists( 'Theme_My_Login_Custom_Email') ) {
                        do_action( 'tml_new_user_registered', $user_id, $password );
                    } else {
                        wp_new_user_notification( $user_id, $password );
                    }

    wp_new_user_notification is not the correct function for sending out a verification email. I looked for the correct function in the Buddypress registration form but could not find it.

    Any help with fixing this code?
    Thanks!

    #173717
    Marc K.
    Participant

    Hello!

    I am currently setting up and developing a social media site based on WordPress/BuddyPress but can’t find a single event plug-in, that meets our requirements:

    1. Users can submit events
    2. Integration in the BP Frontend/Profiles
    3. Ability for recurring events
    4. Usage of custom Post Types and Taxonomies for Events and Locations
    5. Ability to show intention to attend (like in Facebook)
    6. Ability to invite others (your friends) to an event by BP messages or BP notifications
    7. Activity Stream entrys for creating and attending events
    8. Sell tickets (preferably integrating mit MarketPress or WooCommerce).
    9. Granular Shortcodes and Template-Tags for complete customization of output.

    I would gladly pay 500 or even 1,000 dollars for a plug-in that does it all!

    I started off with looking at a plug-in, I’ve been using for 4 years now: Events Manager. Its VERY well documented, has loads of shorttags and complies with 1/2/3/4/7/8/9. But it cant invite other users by internal BuddyPress functions and you cant say “I’ll attend” without “buying” a ticket.

    Then I came upon Event Espresso. Nice and polished and with some extra features like QR-Code tickets and a mobile app to have a digital check-in. It also exposes all content through a JSON API possibly making a mobile app integration (like with PhoneGap) much easier. It also offers seating plans for variable tickets. But again: no invitation or notification through BuddyPress. No “Attend” and “maybe” buttons like in FB. And no BuddyPress integration, not frontend event submission and unless you have bought a license you cant check, what shortcodes it has to offer. Certainly a more tight-lipped approach to technical support.

    For a long time I thought, these are the major players I have to choose among, before I became aware of Events+ by WPMU. Incredibly, it seems to be the only WordPress events plugin mimicking the FB way of showing your intention to attend. The “Attend” and “Maybe” buttons are front and center of this plugin, along with recurring events and a system to buy tickets (integrated with MarketPress). It even allows different ticket prices based on user level/role. But a lousy pre-sales documentation and limited number of shortcodes and again: no internal invitation feature.

    I googled again and again, before I found a reference to the original BP events plugin, seemingly abandoned by its (too good not to ne hired by Facebook) developer. This plug-in, was apparently able to invite friends of the event organizer through BuddyPress notifications. It hasnt been developed further since then, it seems, and it came with a peculiar “feature”: all people invited were automatically registered as attending. If everything in life would be so easy 😉

    Is this the end of this rant? No, there are more interesting players, targeting the WP events segment. Foremost “The Events Calendar” plug-in, which elegantly integrates ticket sales with WooCommerce, has very clean aesthetics, a lively community to support it and surprise, fails too in the notification and attention departments. It seems to have a rather limited choice of shortcodes and no official Buddypress integration at all, although it seems, as if you can achieve that manually. It’s US centric approach to only use 12h time formats basically excludes it for 85% of the world population.

    And then there is Timely, which brings more color into this review. Indeed, it’s author must love colors, since it’s using them all over the place. Category colors, calendar colors etc. Granted, this all can probably be changed by CSS, but the first impression is visual overkill. Besides that it lacks many of the required features.

    Just before completing my search I literally stumbled upon a newborn. Seeing the light of day on September 16, Event Calendar & Ticketing and its complementary WooEvents Pro. The plug-in approaches the ticket selling issue from a different side: events ARE products, having full integration with WooCommerce and all its possible extensions. But again: no imvitation feature, no attending without buying a ticket.

    So, to my astonishment, there doesnt seem to be a single WordPress plug-in that aloows the event creator (and others) to invite people in the BP community or notify them of the event. Many of the plg-ins mentioned above do provide for external means like E-Mail to inform people about the event. But this really defies, what a social community build on BuddyPress is all about. People should get encouraged to be online and participate, not just glance at the E-mail inboxes. The same with showing your intention to attend, without buying a ticket. This is, what makes FB truly social and BuddyPress (in its current incarnation) more of a publishing and marketing platform for events.

    Before I conclude there is one last thing I wanna mention: privacy. None of the events provide a way to make events visible only to friends or to people invited by the organizer. An important oversight, since many users might want to have private birthday party and don’t want to see hundreds of party crashers showing up and creating news headlines like “Police forced to break up mass event at private mansion”.

    Usually choice is a wonderful thing, but here, it becomes a nuisance. One is forced to choose between which core features you might be most willing to sacrifice without turning off your client or users. Clearly, there is an opening for a better integrated events plug-in for Buddypress, notwithstanding the crowded field of aspirants. There is also an argument to be made, that this is something, that clearly belongs in the core, with plug-in developers filling the gaps with their luxury features.

    If I made a factual mistake here, then I am sorry. Please correct me and provide for documention where to find this particular feature. Because a feature not documented, is practically the same as a non-existent feature!

    I hope no one will take the critique personally. All the mentioned plug-ins are fine products by themselves and based on a lot of work, I am very thankful for. It’s just, that I’m flabbergasdted, that there are so blatent omissions in their feature sets.

    celticdancer
    Participant

    I have the following error messages from BuddyPress which I think makes them a culprit for nothing working. No other plugin works properly because of it. I have done three clean WP installs. Nothing helps. Any help would be greatly appreciated. This happen on the latest version and older ones.

    <blockquote cite=”Strict Standards: Non-static method BP_Friends_Friendship::get_friendship_request_user_ids() should not be called statically in /home/fitnessf/public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-friends/bp-friends-functions.php on line 208

    Strict Standards: Non-static method BP_Groups_Member::get_invites() should not be called statically in /home/fitnessf/public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-groups/bp-groups-functions.php on line 592

    Strict Standards: Non-static method BP_Messages_Thread::get_inbox_count() should not be called statically in /home/fitnessf/public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-messages/bp-messages-functions.php on line 216

    Strict Standards: Non-static method BP_Core_Notification::get_all_for_user() should not be called statically in /home/fitnessf/public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-members/bp-members-notifications.php on line 86″>

    #172622
    Zane
    Participant

    Hey guys,

    I have two questions. My wife has identified two usability issues that I am trying to investigate resolution to.

    1. She didn’t see that the reply box was at the bottom of the page. Is there any way to create a Reply button that would either push people to the bottom of the page or open a reply box in its own page?

    2. The concept of the Group stream (not sure if that is what it is called. The facebook like stream on a groups homepage.) and the forum is confusing. Specifically, when she made a post and then someone made a comment on the notification of the post on the Group stream she was confused and couldn’t find the comment (of course, she went to the forum to see the reply). Is there any way to turn off reply’s to forum notifications on the Group stream? This is preferred to force forum conversations into the forum. If not, any other way to aid users with understanding these concepts? I had a hard time explaining the concept verbally to my wife. Not sure how to get the rest of the group on board.

    I appreciate any feedback! Thanks!

    #172457
    protechs2
    Participant

    I activated Twenty Thirteen theme and all appears to work ok EXCEPT after you perform different tasks within members, then at any type Click “All Members” it says “Sorry none found…” One time it displayed correctly with the 2 people that were actual members of the system — me and my 1 friend. That’s the last time I saw that display, except when you choose to sort by Last Active (the 2 appeared as active members). When I click “All Memebers” from here, it returns the 2 people in the member system (not users of the blog).

    When I then clicked on Alphabetical display, it again pulled Most (not all) Users of the blog again with “Add Friend” buttons.
    From there cilcking on the top menu tab “Members” returns the same thing again – the list of Most (not all) blog users with buttons.
    Now, clicking on All Members” returns the same thing again – the list of Most (not all) blog users with buttons.

    Now to My Friends, and the one friend I chose and accepted shows. Notification (a number) showed up next to my Display Name in the Dashboard – as did the message when it arrived. It emailed these notices as well. All Cool!

    If this is all normal behavior, then it’s all the problem of an OLD THEME.

    Thank you for looking this over. Knowing what reality should be is as important as what is happening in real time.

    🙂

    #172302
    kvschwartz
    Participant

    Hello – I have my buddypress user bar and activity stream deactivated – is there a plugin or widget i can use to incorporate notifications? I’ve tried the ones that pop up first in google and for one reason or another, cannot use any of them.

    Any help?

    #172199
    Zane
    Participant

    Thanks! There it is 🙂

    So there appears to be an issue with my user receiving emails from the site. I triple checked my profile email address with no luck. No messages to my spam folder or anything. Any idea’s what might cause all notifications for my admin user to be disabled?

    #172180
    Kelly
    Participant

    I’ve set up a BuddyPress site (currently a test site) with the intention of anyone worldwide registering. I have a Pending Activations plugin active, and when any UK users register they immediately appear in the Pending Activations list, but when my friend in the USA registers she doesn’t appear in WordPress Users or Pending Activations. She isn’t prevented from registering, and she receives no notification that there is a problem with her registration. I have the site on a Centos VPS, and I’m using WordPress 3.6.1 with an Elbee Elgee Child Theme. All my plugins are up to date. I have no plugins that I have set to block any IP addresses, where do you think I should look to resolve this issue, please?

    #171818

    Topic: PHP Errors

    in group forum Requests & Feedback
    Sophos Creative
    Participant

    I am getting these errors on a clean install of BuddyPress:

    Strict Standards: Only variables should be assigned by reference in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/oswnetwork/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-loader.php on line 602
    
    Strict Standards: Non-static method BP_XProfile_ProfileData::get_value_byid() should not be called statically in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/oswnetwork/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-xprofile/bp-xprofile-functions.php on line 175
    
    Strict Standards: Non-static method BP_Core_User::get_core_userdata() should not be called statically in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/oswnetwork/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-members/bp-members-functions.php on line 161
    
    Strict Standards: Non-static method BP_Core_Notification::get_all_for_user() should not be called statically in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/oswnetwork/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-members/bp-members-notifications.php on line 86

    I am using WP version 3.6.1 with the default theme “Twenty Thirteen” and this is the only active plugin.

    #171536
    minto
    Participant

    Thanks for pasting, @carco

    Strangewise the issue remains, even with your entire script.
    Still no entries for user_id in db
    (which then might cause, that no notifs appear, probably?)
    but “users-who-like” works again^^

    #171478
    minto
    Participant

    @carco
    nice hack, as i could say intuitively! 😀

    but for some reason still no notifs appearing!
    + the user_id-tables in the database give 0 for all entries!

    thx anyway!

    #171456
    Miguel
    Participant

    Hello,

    I’m trying to connect BuddyPress to an outside AI system. The system must be able to send custom notifications to the users. I’ve coded a simple component that formats the custom notifications. However, once a notification has been created, it doesn’t disappear. How can I remove a single notification after it’s clicked?

    I have used the BuddyPress skeleton component, and the code appears to be:

    function agents_remove_screen_notifications() {
    global $bp;

    /**
    * When clicking on a screen notification, we need to remove it from the menu.
    * The following command will do so.
    */
    bp_core_delete_notifications_by_type( bp_loggedin_user_id(), $bp->agents->id, 'alert' );
    }
    add_action( 'bp_example_screen_one', 'agents_remove_screen_notifications' );

    I don’t understand where the action is triggered, and it seems that all the notifications of the same type are removed, not only the one the user has clicked.

    How can I solve the problem?

    Thank you.

    #171450
    vBSocial.com
    Participant

    Hey all! We have just released BuddyPress Notifications, which will make your BuddyPress give all your users private messaging, global notifications, google search integration and friend requests.

    I’d love it if we could get feedback, and reviews, positive and negative.

    http://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-notifications/

    Thanks

    David
    Founder of vBSocial.com

    #171420
    Carco
    Participant

    function bp_like_check_installed() {
    global $wpdb;

    if ( !is_site_admin() )
    return false;

    if ( !get_site_option( ‘bp_like_settings’ ) || get_site_option( ‘bp-like-db-version’ ) )
    bp_like_install();

    if ( get_site_option( ‘bp_like_db_version’ ) < BP_LIKE_DB_VERSION )
    bp_like_install();
    }
    add_action( ‘admin_menu’, ‘bp_like_check_installed’ );
    add_action( ‘network_admin_menu’, ‘bp_like_check_installed’ );

    /**
    * for notifications
    */

    function bp_like_setup_globals() {
    global $bp, $current_blog;
    $bp->bp_like=new stdClass();
    $bp->bp_like->id = ‘bp-like’;
    $bp->bp_like->slug = ‘bp_like’;
    $bp->bp_like->notification_callback = ‘bp_like_format_notifications’;
    $bp->active_components[$bp->bp_like->slug] = $bp->bp_like->id;
    do_action( ‘bp_like_setup_globals’ );
    }
    add_action( ‘bp_setup_globals’, ‘bp_like_setup_globals’ );

    function bp_like_format_notifications( $action, $item_id, $secondary_item_id, $total_items,$format=’string’) {
    global $bp;
    $glue=”;
    $user_names=array();
    $activity = new BP_Activity_Activity( $item_id );
    $link=like_notifier_activity_get_permalink( $item_id );

    if($activity->user_id==$bp->loggedin_user->id){
    $text=__(“your”);
    $also=””;
    }
    else{
    $text=sprintf(__(“%s’s”), bp_core_get_user_displayname ($activity->user_id));//somone’s
    $also=” also”;
    }

    $users = array_keys( bp_activity_get_meta( $item_id, ‘liked_count’ ) );
    $total_user= $count=count($users);

    if ($count==0){
    bp_core_delete_notifications_by_item_id( $bp->loggedin_user->id, $activity->id, $bp->bp_like->slug, ‘new_bp_like_’.$activity->id);
    }

    if($count>2){
    $users=array_slice($users, $count-2);
    $count=$count-2;
    $glue=”, “;
    }

    else if($total_user==2)
    $glue=” and “;

    foreach((array)$users as $id)
    $user_names[]=bp_core_get_user_displayname ($id);

    if(!empty($user_names))
    $commenting_users=join ($glue, $user_names);
    else
    $commenting_users=”Somebody remove it after”;

    if($total_user>2)
    $text=$commenting_users.” and “.$count.” others”.$also.” liked on “.$text. ” post”;
    else
    $text=$commenting_users.$also .” liked on “.$text. ” post”;

    return array(‘link’=>$link,
    ‘text’=>$text);

    }

    function like_notifier_activity_get_permalink( $activity_id, $activity_obj = false ) {
    global $bp;

    if ( !$activity_obj )
    $activity_obj = new BP_Activity_Activity( $activity_id );

    $link = bp_get_activity_directory_permalink() . ‘p/’ . $activity_obj->id . ‘/’;

    return apply_filters( ‘like_notifier_activity_get_permalink’, $link );
    }

    function like_notifier_remove_notification($activity,$has_access){
    global $bp;
    if($has_access)
    bp_core_delete_notifications_by_item_id( $bp->loggedin_user->id, $activity->id, $bp->bp_like->slug, ‘new_bp_like_’.$activity->id);

    }
    add_action(“bp_activity_screen_single_activity_permalink”,”like_notifier_remove_notification”,10,2);

    ….

    bp_core_add_notification( $item_id, $activity[‘activities’][0]->user_id, $bp->bp_like->slug, ‘new_bp_like_’.$item_id );

    #171419
    m1000
    Participant

    Ooops, that was my mistage, database user didn’t have the right to delete tables.

    #171307
    catwomanbadkitty
    Participant

    I am on Buddypress 1.8.1 and WP 3.6.
    I am removing all traces of mentions from my site using the directions on the Buddypress No Mentions plugin FAQs page. The one thing not covered on this tutorial page is how to get rid of the Mention this User button on the Profile page of another member.
    I removed this button by going to my child theme members/single/member-profile.php and taking out the following code:

    //<?php if ( is_user_logged_in() && !bp_is_my_profile() && function_exists( ‘bp_send_public_message_link’ ) ) : ?>
    //<div class=”generic-button” id=”post-mention”>
    //” title=”<?php _e( ‘Mention this user in a new public message, this will send the user a notification to get their attention.’, ‘buddypress’ ) ?>”><?php _e( ‘Mention this User’, ‘buddypress’ ) ?>
    //</div>
    //<?php endif; ?>

    All seems to be running fine and the Mention this User button is gone. Any problems with getting rid of this button in this fashion?
    Thanks!

    #170773
    icbbdx
    Participant

    Hi. I have tried installing BuddyPress, but I am having difficulties. FYI, i’m using BP 1.8.1 on WordPress 3.6. I am also using s2member Framework Version 130816.

    I have no access to the actual BP menu. I can only get to it through ‘settings’, but that is all. All that appears that is BP related is ‘Activities’.

    Sorry if this is a newbie issue. I have tried finding a solution, but haven’t had any luck.

    Thank you for the support.

    Strict Standards: Only variables should be assigned by reference in /home2/icbordea/public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-loader.php on line 602
    
    Notice: Undefined variable: cache_needs_updating in /home2/icbordea/public_html/wp-content/plugins/s2member/includes/classes/cache.inc.php on line 94
    
    Strict Standards: Non-static method BP_XProfile_ProfileData::get_value_byid() should not be called statically in /home2/icbordea/public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-xprofile/bp-xprofile-functions.php on line 175
    
    Strict Standards: Non-static method BP_Core_User::get_core_userdata() should not be called statically in /home2/icbordea/public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-members/bp-members-functions.php on line 161
    
    Strict Standards: Non-static method BP_Messages_Thread::get_inbox_count() should not be called statically in /home2/icbordea/public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-messages/bp-messages-template.php on line 333
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    Strict Standards: Non-static method BP_Messages_Thread::get_inbox_count() should not be called statically in /home2/icbordea/public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-messages/bp-messages-functions.php on line 216
    
    Strict Standards: Non-static method BP_Core_Notification::get_all_for_user() should not be called statically in /home2/icbordea/public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-members/bp-members-notifications.php on line 86

    For the record, I know I can switch off the warnings, but seeing as I have no access to BP on the menu, I assume this is an important issue.

    #170537
    terraling
    Participant

    Case?

    John sends a friend request to Lucy.

    Lucy receives an email notification which invites her to check out John’s profile.

    When she does she sees a ‘Cancel Friendship Request’ button. She also sees how fond John is of gerbils and she quickly hits the button, but gets an error message ‘Friendship request cannot be cancelled’.

    She can’t cancel it because she didn’t initiate it.

    It seems logically there might be 3 options:

    1. she sees no button (likewise when John appears on the member directory list);
    2. she sees a button which takes her to her friend requests page where she can accept or reject it; or,
    3. she is able to accept/reject it then and there.

    These options become more user friendly but harder to implement.

    I would have thought 1. is, ahem, fairly straightforward, and wouldn’t break anything anywhere else.

    It would be helpful if check_is_friend in bp-friends-classes.php returned not just ‘pending’, ‘is_friend’, or ‘not_friends’ but differentiated ‘pending’ according to whether the current user had initiated it or not.

    But now I’m getting a little out of my depth…

    #170427

    @henrywright-1,

    This is what i did to remove it from activation email, you can play with it to remove it from all

    function fix_bp_activation_subject($subject) {
    return __( "Activate Your Account",'buddypress ' );
    }
    add_filter( 'bp_core_activation_signup_user_notification_subject ','fix_bp_activation_subject');

    Naijaping

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