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$test is empty. no matter what we do.

/wp-content/mu-plugins/x.php

<?php

require_once( ‘bp-core.php’ );

global $bp, $wpdb, $current_blog;

require_once( ‘x/classes/DB_Operations.php’ );

require_once( ‘x/classes/FS_Operations.php’ );

require_once( ‘x/classes/POST_Operations.php’ );

require_once( ‘x/classes/Render_to_Browser.php’ );

require_once( ‘x/classes/x_Environment.php’ );

require_once( ‘x/classes/File.php’ );

require_once( ‘x/classes/Notification.php’ );

$init_environment = new x_Environment();

$doPostActions = new POST_Operations();

$test = $bp->loggedin_user->id;

?>

maxaud, the function that does the work in bp is groups_send_invites() and it lives in bp-groups.php, line 1642.

function groups_send_invites( $group_obj ) {

global $bp;

This function serves both the group creation ‘send invites’ and the member theme ‘send invites’ in the group screen.

I’d put a return; statement right under that global $bp; statement. Users can flip all the switches they want but nothing will actually happen. The users will still see the capability but nothing will work.

Lemme test this to make sure…

No notification emails are actually sent. The screen says it did but it didn’t. The notification message “Group invites sent” isn’t part of that function you will be bypassing.

What a great idea. Never thought of that. That message about ‘you have no friends’ (something like that) is kinda bleak. We could have the system send them a ‘friendship request’ from admin. That way they learn a little about the adminbar and the member theme right away. That glaring (1) next to notifications would be hard to resist. Click Me.