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  • #67954
    Ted Mann
    Participant

    The irrationalgames.com example is exactly what I was thinking of. It seems to me that sites that incorporate some kind of graphic badge into their achievements systems get far more adoption than sites that do it with just text/email notifications. FourSquare, Hollrr, etc

    I like @modemlooper’s idea to put the badges under a profile tab. I would also love to come up with a way to tap into this for my blog themes — so that users who have achieved different achievements would have those badges displayed with their avatar (a kind of way to display their authority and credibility).

    #67871
    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster

    I assume you are having issues getting the count of unread notifications a user has. Try this:

    if ( $notifications = bp_core_get_notifications_for_user( $bp->loggedin_user->id ) ) { ?>

    <span><?php echo count($notifications) ?></span>

    <?php

    }

    ecurtain
    Participant

    (originally posted to WP forums; added here after a reminder)

    Ok, I’m another WP/BP user who can’t get mail notifications working. Hours of searching forums and the net haven’t found a solution, so it’s time to try the forums. Here are my specs:

    1. WordPress Version 2.9.2 — WP, not WP-MU (tried it, had the same problem)

    2. WordPress is installed in a directory

    3. It’s in a subdirectory off the root: myhost.com/wordpress

    4. This was a fresh install, not an upgrate

    5. WordPress works fine until I activate BuddyPress. Then all mail notification fails. When I deactivate BuddyPress, mail is fine again.

    6. BuddyPress Version 1.2.1

    7. Also a clean install of BP

    8. Several other plugins installed, all but WP-Mail-SMTP have been deactivated. WP-Mail-SMTP is attempt to get this working via SMTP.

    9. Using Theme BuddyPress Default

    10. No modifications to the core files.

    11. No custom fuctions.

    12. Not running BBPress. (BP came with BBPress built in, but I deactivated it)

    13. There appear to be no errors in the server log file. (There were some caused by the deactivating-BP-without-changing-themes white screen of death.)

    14. My hosting company is HostMonster

    So, I can register new users but they don’t get notification emails. When I use the “forgot my password” form, I get the message “The e-mail could not be sent.

    Possible reason: your host may have disabled the mail() function…”

    With BP deactivated, users get notification emails. Using the “forgot my password” form works fine and doesn’t give an error.

    I’ve tried the SMTP approach with various plugins, email accounts set up on my server, and with gmail. My latest attempt uses an email account set up on my server and WP-Mail-SMTP with these settings:

    * From email: wordpress@crimsoncurtain.com (a valid email account) From Name: Oh God, Please make this work

    * Mailer: Send all WordPress emails via SMTP. (I also tried the PHP mail() option too – was getting desperate)

    * SMTP Options (as provided by my host company):

    SMPT Host: wordpress@crimsoncurtain.com

    SMTP Port: 26 , No encryption, SMTP authorization userid & password.

    (Also tried 26, 465 / SSL, TLS / No SMTP , etc)

    With BP disabled this sends a test email just fine. Activate BP and I get (messages reduced):

    The result was: bool(false)

    … SMTP Error: The following SMTP Error: Data not accepted.myemail@hotmail.com

    array(13) {

    [“mailer_not_supported”]=> string(25) ” mailer is not supported.”

    [“provide_address”]=> string(55) “You must provide at least one mailer is not supported.”

    [“execute”]=> string(19) “Could not execute: “

    [“instantiate”]=> string(36) “Could not instantiate mail function.”

    [“authenticate”]=> string(35) “SMTP Error: Could not authenticate.”

    [“from_failed”]=> string(35) “The following From address failed: “

    [“data_not_accepted”]=> string(30) “SMTP Error: Data not accepted.”

    [“recipients_failed”]=> string(56) “SMTP Error: The following SMTP Error: Data not accepted.”

    [“connect_host”]=> string(43) “SMTP Error: Could not connect to SMTP host.”

    [“file_access”]=> string(23) “Could not access file: “

    [“file_open”]=> string(33) “File Error: Could not open file: “

    [“encoding”]=> string(18) “Unknown encoding: “

    [“signing”]=> string(15) “Signing Error: “

    }

    So, it really looks like BuddyPress is what’s keeping mail from working, and I’ve run out of ideas to try.

    I’d love it if anyone has ideas on what the problem could be. Help! Any suggestions?

    Thanks,

    Phillip

    #67661
    Ann Christine
    Participant

    @r-a-y

    – I ticked the Send e-mail via GMail

    – SMTP host was then automatically set as smtp.gmail.com

    – port set automatically to 465

    – Use SMTPAUTH ticked

    – Username and passwd filled in.

    It does not work. I looked at the link you provided and tried to untick the “send e-mail via Gmail”, did not help…

    #67629
    Ann Christine
    Participant

    Unfortunately I have the same problem as the two of you. I am running fresh installations – newest WPMU and BP.

    It was running all fine.

    Now I (admin) get no email notifications at all – users do not receive any either. The activation emails are not being sent. The WPMU ones are not sent out either.

    I am using a catch-all email on my email host to be able to sign up with different emails on the same domain.

    First thing I was thinking was whether BP or WP was thinking all this signup from the same email domain was SPAM and therefore closing down signups from my IP or whatever.

    I have searched for answers and found this: https://mu.wordpress.org/forums/topic/13039

    Apparently some hosts do not allow automated emails to be sent out.

    (However, if my host do not allow this, how come it worked fine for two weeks?)

    Only plugin I have installed is the cets-blog-defaults. I have tried to deactivate it, but it does not help.

    This is really frustrating :(

    #67602

    ok, I have identified the culprit – the install giving me problems is one that I did the one-step install from my hosting admin that uses SimpleScript. I just did another test install manually, and everything works as it should.

    but this creates a new problem: I have a live site w/ over 350 users, and that too was originally installed last September w/ SimpleScript. Those initial users were able to sign up, but somewhere along the way, that process broke.

    So the question is this:

    Can I do a manual re-install of WPMU over an existing install from SimpleScript? is it just a matter of uploading/over-writing the WPMU files? I’ll replicate my live site & database in a test directory, disable all plugins, and give it a whirl, and post my results here.

    oh, btw, incase you’re wondering, I’m hosting on BlueHost. Their supprt is usually really good until it comes to WP and SimpleScript stuff, even though they’ve integrated it into their control panel.

    #67554
    rich! @ etiviti
    Participant

    This is more of a teaser than an explanation

    ah yes, i tend to post in quick theory :-P

    I don’t know if it would work but essentially;

    you would need to write your own action function that hooks on bp_activity_posted_update that mimics the logic of bp_activity_at_message_notification (where it looks for an username match in the content – then on the match issue the notification. have to figure out a way to delete the notification though)

    function bp_core_add_notification( $item_id, $user_id, $component_name, $component_action, $secondary_item_id = false, $date_notified = false ) { (located in bp-core-notifications.php)

    I wouldn’t know what the proper component name/type in this case would be

    i did submit a trac ticket enhancement for this though

    #65711

    In reply to: 1.2 plug-ins list

    Michael Berra
    Participant

    Just a little WARNING:

    Do NOT use

    “External Group Blogs” together with

    “Group activity stream subscription”

    They don’t like each other.

    Your users will be spammed with dozens of Emails a couple times a day.

    I think this is why the notifications plugin just picks up everything and the “external groups” fetches articles a couple times. Averytime stuff gets fetched, notifications for all the items (not just the new ones) gets sended out. So far my guess.

    I wrote the plugin-creators about it. hopefully they find a solution.

    BUT the plugins for themselves are GREAT!!! :-) THX!

    #65589
    D Cartwright
    Participant

    Sounds very interesting :) I would have no problem with you getting involved in improving it. I’ll drop you a message on namoo as it’s easier to keep track of things there (for me, at least) and we can discuss things further. I’m ultra busy tonight though, so it’ll probably be sometime over the weekend :)

    #65580
    Dwenaus
    Participant

    Very interesting thread. Myself, I’m very interested in helping further develop the group to email functionality. Having notifications in the buddybar would be a bonus.

    My question is, does anyone have an idea when email notifications will be in core? I thought it was planned for 1.3, but lots is planned for 1.3 and I see the roadmap does not include email notifications.

    If it’s not planned for a while, then I’d like to help further refine the group activity stream subscription plugin. I need digest support as well I think I can improve the usability a bit. (@aekeron) any thoughts on any of this?

    #65311
    finni3
    Participant

    Ok, obviously there are the possibilitiy of information overflow, but that does not mean you shouldn´t have the option of turning notifications on. In Cartwrights plugin you can choose what you want the users to be notified of. For some bbpress installations, being notified of e.g. forum replies to a topic you started, is feasible – for larger ones they may not be.

    Let´s take facebook as an example:

    You don´t get notified of every wallpost in a group. Why not? Because you would have 200 new notifications every day if you are a member of a popular group.

    But you do get notified if a friends comments on your wall, or if someone comments on a post that you also commented on. This keeps the conversation going and is a good way of keeping up with things you find interesting etc.

    Apparantly, notifcations in the buddybar can be done with a plugin, since Andy has made it possible for plugins to plug in to the notifications area. In light of this information I am not advocating this having to be in core. If it where to be in core, I can understand only wanting the notifications to be “citical only”. But as a plugin I don´t see a problem with having the option to allow notifications of comment replies, forum replies etc. An option regarding forum replies could be to have a “do not notify me of furter updates” link if you are not interested in the forumpost anymore.

    There is always a fine line with giving people enough info and too much info, but I suggest that it should be up to each admin to decide what works best for his community.

    Any more thoughts?

    #65298
    Mike Pratt
    Participant

    @finni3 I must agree with @D Cartwright and @Michael here. CInsider the los of utility if your notifications menu all of a suden gives word of every forum posting of every topic you were involved in? Imagine if you posted once and then left for awhile and saw that you had 214 forum replies? What would you do with that?

    In general, I think it’s safe to keep screen notifications to those items that post heads ups infrequently but when they do , it’s very important (hence the real need for the heads up) ex a Private Message, Friend Request. Another criterion would be the kind of action required (in the case of a forum reply, the only required action is to read it (not critical, obviously)

    #65278
    Michael Berra
    Participant

    Yes – i think a mail is enough for groups… (digests will be awesome! :))

    #9150
    Leia Scofield
    Participant

    Having an issue with 1.2.1 on WPMU 2.9.1 with group invitations.

    When I invite a user to a group, no invitation is sent and there is no notification in the invited user’s account. Friend requests appear to be functioning properly.

    I was having an issue with 1.2 where group invites would not go away (permanently stuck in admin bar). Not sure if that is related.

    I rolled back to only BP being installed (no other plugins) with the default BP theme and still see this issue.

    Can anyone recreate or verify this issue? If so, I will create a ticket. Also open to ideas on a fix.

    Thanks!

    #9142
    finni3
    Participant

    It would be nice if users got a notification (similar to when you have a new IM), when other users replied to their comments, forum posts etc. That way it would be easier to continue conversations. If you are unsure what I mean, I am describing a feature similar to how facebook notifications work. Other plugins should also be able to “plug in” to the notification feature as well.

    PS. I saw Andy wrote that screen notifications where coming, but that was a year ago. :P

    http://buddypress.org/forums/topic/wire-posts-messages-emailed#post-44

    #9028
    podictionary
    Participant

    I installed a test installation using WPMU 2.9.1.1 and BP beta, RC1 then RC2 then 1.2 in that install notification emails do get sent as expected.

    I installed BP 1.2 on a pre-existing WP 2.9.2 (not MU) non-test site and it looks good, except in-site messaging etc, is NOT producing notification emails. New user registrations are also not emailed to admin nor are blog post comments.

    Anyone else seen this?

    One suspicion I have is that the non-notifying install was previously using the intensedebate plugin but this has been deactivated and uninstalled. I see that Peterverkooijen has had and solved an identical seeming problem here:

    http://buddypress.org/forums/topic/buddypress-and-intensedebate?replies=12#post-23007

    What does Peterverkooijen mean when he says “copying an earlier version of an entire template folder solved the problem”

    dlittle800
    Participant

    @jfigura – thanks for the tip about avoiding WPMU DEV templates, lol.

    Re: too many quirky things in BP – I’ve found that a software program is ‘nothing but’ a bunch of quirky things. But it sure would be great if some brilliant programmer could create a plugin to solve this issue – I would certainly DONATE!

    @Peter – you are definitely right about the trend to store sign-up email password notifications – In fact, I have a folder in my Gmail labelled ‘passwords’ full of logins including the one for Buddypress and WPMU! (I’d be resetting my password everyday if I didn’t)

    @Mike – I would be willing to live with the current BP password situation because I sometimes forget (or delete) my own passwords and need to reset them and never even bother creating a password I can remember.

    Where I’m at now, is trying to figure out how the frig to change the message from WPMU so I can eliminate the password that does not work (it actually sends the correct username).

    I tried changing the text in the WPMU Admin panel, but this seems to have no effect at all – So I’m posting at the WPMU forum trying to find out which file to change.

    Any ideas would be welcome : )

    #64010
    D Cartwright
    Participant

    Hi Paul,

    The full code is in this (small) plugin here:

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-group-activity-stream-subscription/

    The url is created with the following code:

    class Group_Activity_Subscription extends BP_Group_Extension {

    function group_activity_subscription() {
    global $bp;

    $this->name = 'Notifications';
    $this->slug = 'notifications';

    // Only enable the notifications nav item if the user is a member of the group
    if ( groups_is_user_member( $bp->loggedin_user->id , $bp->groups->current_group->id ) ) {
    $this->enable_nav_item = true;
    } else {
    $this->enable_nav_item = false;
    }

    $this->nav_item_position = 91;

    $this->enable_create_step = false;
    $this->enable_edit_item = false;

    add_action ( 'wp_print_styles' , array( &$this , 'add_settings_stylesheet' ) );

    }

    #8959
    intimez
    Participant

    Is there a plugin to hide the body of message when using the private message function notification or does a file need to be modified? If file, which one? TIA

    example:

    from this

    ============================

    user123 sent you a new message:

    Subject: this is a test

    “is this working? thanks.”

    To view and read your messages please log in and visit: http://example.com/members/admin/messages/

    ============================

    to this

    ============================

    user123 sent you a new message:

    Subject: this is a test

    To view and read your messages please log in and visit: http://example.com/members/admin/messages/

    ============================

    #63809

    Hi,

    But that plugin only emails the stream notification. I want the option to email users as a standalone feature or may be I can adapt from that plugin.

    Will have to check it now. Thanks!

    #63200
    Bowe
    Participant

    yep! so far it works pretty darn well.. For certain social networks it imports photos and basic info.. I’ve integrated it with my custom login widget and so far I haven’t seen any major problems besides not storing the user his email, which makes receiving updates/notifications through email impossible… I need to think of a way to solve that problem..

    #62694
    D Cartwright
    Participant

    Hi there. Thanks for the feedback :)

    1. That is correct, yes. I have a few plans to streamline this a bit/make it more user-friendly.

    2. Something I’ve missed. I’ll add support for removing elements :)

    3. “added something new to the group” is just what I chose as a general catch-all in the case of the plugin running into an activity type that it doesn’t recognise. Will make this more obvious and customisable.

    4. That should indeed mean no delay. I’ll double-check this and update the wording.

    5. Good point again. I originally made this with hardcoded support for my groupwiki plugin. I’ll get rid of this.

    6. It isn’t at the moment but this is also on the list of things that i want to get in there asap. I’ll let you know as soon as I can get it sorted (shouldn’t be too hard as there isn’t *that* much text in there)

    Thanks again. I’ll check out your site later today :)

    #62685
    Michael Berra
    Participant

    I say it again: GREAT plugin – thanks alot!!!

    A couple suggestions/questions:

    1. Do I get it right: I can set the default in the backend, but eyery user (not the group admin) sets/changes the notification for themselves?

    2. Forum-Notification: I don’t want forums activated on my site, but I cannot get it off (no CSS classes for display:none). It is also not dynamically I guess, for I disabled forums in the backend, but still shows forum-notifications… Any solution to this?

    3. What exactly means “added something new to the group”? Is that comments? Is that another plugin like gallery, group-documents etc?

    4. Member must be registered for option: When I type 0 in the field, that would mean no delay, right?

    5. “You can also specify a minimum gap in time between updates regarding group wiki page edits.” This sentence does not make sense to all the users who haven’t wikis installed. It’s hardcoded. Any solution to get rid of it?

    6. Last but not least: Is it translatable??? I really would love to do that for german (at least try it as my first :-)) – could you provide a POT-File?

    Thanks for all the work. This is REALLY IMPORTANT for us and well/simple made!

    Ps: This is my test-install-site: http://wp.graphic-studio.ch/network – there I am testing your plugin :-)

    #62475
    Boone Gorges
    Keymaster

    D – I was getting errors when I tried using the plugin the latest 1.2. Had to do with call to undeclared function get_group_member_ids in order to populate $user_ids. I commented it out and put in the following instead:

    $thegroup = BP_Groups_Member::get_all_for_group( $group->id, false, false, false, true );
    $user_ids = array();
    foreach ( $thegroup['members'] as $member ) {
    $user_ids[] = $member->user_id;
    }

    and it seems to be working now. Am I missing something?

    Mike Pratt
    Participant

    @snark didn’t realize you are single user WP so no activation email

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