BuddyPress.org

Ok, let’s investigate further then …

I reinstalled default 2020 WP theme, deactivated all plugins (double checked) but bbpress and buddypress, although I’ve kept wpmu admin dashboard plugin… I am on a very fresh install (less than 24 hours)

I am still facing the same issue :

Link to a google drive folder with screenshots (public / private / hidden) : https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1MWlx_eMelveGBSK_9MHEIoLd1NJRHz1D?usp=sharing

buddypress is installed according to this codex guideline : B. Network-wide Activation – BuddyPress root blog in Secondary Site

Buddypress seems to work ok, activity, group and email tabs under admin menu of the admin network page, main site shows forum tabs only and subsite 1 (?id=2) holds buddypress frontend pages.

Soooo, maybe a clue here : Why does the group edit screen say “aucun forum” (no forum) attached to group when in the meantime I can see the forum tab and the input text boxes of the first subject when group is not hidden?

Many infos here, sorry for that, but I guess I can’t be more accurate than that in my perception of the problem.

Hope this helps you to understand the problem better.

Thanks !

@shanebp

Hi, thanks for your reply before. I checked with the creators of the plugin and they say they can’t do it. so i decided to check by myself….the wise chat plugin redirects notifications to the email and the code for that is below….i don’t know coding and all that so i seriously need your help…what code do i put inplace of the email so that messages are reduirected to buddypress notifications? Please help..The code—–

`<?php

/**
* WiseChat user notifications services.
*
* @author Kainex <contact@kaine.pl>
*/
class WiseChatUserNotificationsService {

/**
* @var WiseChatUserNotificationsDAO
*/
private $userNotificationsDAO;

/**
* @var WiseChatSentNotificationsDAO
*/
private $sentNotificationsDAO;

/**
* @var WiseChatUsersDAO
*/
private $usersDAO;

/**
* @var WiseChatChannelUsersDAO
*/
private $channelUsersDAO;

/**
* @var WiseChatHttpRequestService
*/
private $httpRequestService;

/**
* @var WiseChatOptions
*/
private $options;

public function __construct() {
$this->options = WiseChatOptions::getInstance();
$this->userNotificationsDAO = WiseChatContainer::getLazy(‘dao/WiseChatUserNotificationsDAO’);
$this->sentNotificationsDAO = WiseChatContainer::getLazy(‘dao/WiseChatSentNotificationsDAO’);
$this->usersDAO = WiseChatContainer::get(‘dao/user/WiseChatUsersDAO’);
$this->channelUsersDAO = WiseChatContainer::get(‘dao/WiseChatChannelUsersDAO’);
$this->httpRequestService = WiseChatContainer::getLazy(‘services/WiseChatHttpRequestService’);
}

/**
* Sends all notifications for message.
*
* @param WiseChatMessage $message
* @param WiseChatChannel $channel
*/
public function send($message, $channel) {
foreach ($this->userNotificationsDAO->getAll() as $notification) {
$this->sendNotification($message, $channel, $notification);
}
}

/**
* Sends the notification.
*
* @param WiseChatMessage $message
* @param WiseChatChannel $channel
* @param WiseChatUserNotification $notification
*/
private function sendNotification($message, $channel, $notification) {
if ($notification->getType() == ’email’) {
$this->sendEmailNotification($message, $channel, $notification);
}
}

/**
* Sends e-mail notification.
*
* @param WiseChatMessage $message
* @param WiseChatChannel $channel
* @param WiseChatUserNotification $notification
*/
private function sendEmailNotification($message, $channel, $notification) {
$timeRange = null; // seconds

if ($notification->getFrequency() == ‘daily’) {
$timeRange = 24 * 60 * 60;
}
if ($notification->getFrequency() == ‘hourly’) {
$timeRange = 60 * 60;
}
if ($timeRange === null) {
return;
}

if ($this->sentNotificationsDAO->wasNotificationSendForUser($notification->getId(), $channel->getId(), $message->getUserId(), $timeRange)) {
return;
}

$recipientUser = $this->usersDAO->get($message->getRecipientId());
if ($recipientUser === null) {
return;
}

$channelUser = $this->channelUsersDAO->getActiveByUserIdAndChannelId($recipientUser->getId(), $channel->getId());
if ($channelUser !== null) {
return;
}

if ($recipientUser->getDataProperty(‘disableNotifications’) === true) {
return;
}

if (!($recipientUser->getWordPressId() > 0)) {
return;
}

$recipientWordPressUser = $this->usersDAO->getWpUserByID($recipientUser->getWordPressId());
if ($recipientWordPressUser === null) {
return;
}

$sentNotification = new WiseChatSentNotification();
$sentNotification->setNotificationId($notification->getId());
$sentNotification->setSentTime(time());
$sentNotification->setChannelId($channel->getId());
$sentNotification->setUserId($message->getUserId());
$this->sentNotificationsDAO->save($sentNotification);

// send the e-mail:
$templateData = array(
‘${recipient}’ => $recipientWordPressUser->display_name,
‘${recipient-email}’ => $recipientWordPressUser->user_email,
‘${sender}’ => strip_tags($message->getUserName()),
‘${message}’ => $message->getText(),
‘${channel}’ => $message->getChannelName(),
‘${link}’ => $this->httpRequestService->getReferrerURL()
);
$emailSubject = str_replace(array_keys($templateData), array_values($templateData), $notification->getDetails()[‘subject’]);
$emailBody = str_replace(array_keys($templateData), array_values($templateData), $notification->getDetails()[‘content’]);

wp_mail($recipientWordPressUser->user_email, $emailSubject, $emailBody);
}
}

Thanks @clickallco but that’s not what we are trying.

What we need is create in the main menu an option with the hidden group of every member and hide all the others the member not’s in them. Because the only way to access to this groups is thought this links. We don’t need private groups because we don’t want the users can request registration or see the other groups.

Good morning shanebp,

yes, of course I did it exactly the way you described. In the end I also found the reason why it did not work: It does work for public groups, but not for private groups. Is this also the same on your side? And if yes, do you know if there is something to get the same result for private groups?

Sorry for not listening to the rules! Here is a better version of my previous post –
I am using WordPress 5.3 and I am actually using a theme called BuddyBoss to implement Buddyboss but that shouldn’t matter for my question.

So I created a custom function where any time a user gets a tag, they automatically receive a private message. I would like to make these messages stand out a little from the other messages in a users inbox/thread by adding special styling. Would it be possible to put a border around this message? Below is the code I am using:

Thank you! Simmi

function send_message_to_student_113( $user_id, $tags_applied ) {

$tag_id = wp_fusion()->user->get_tag_id( ‘course tag 1.1.1’ );

if ( in_array( $tag_id, $tags_applied ) ) {

$args = array(
‘sender_id’ => 1,
‘thread_id’ => false,
‘recipients’ => $user_id,
‘subject’ => ‘Hello there’,
‘content’ => ‘You got a new tag! Congratulations. Please let me know if you need any help!’,
‘date_sent’ => bp_core_current_time()
);

$result = messages_new_message( $args );

}
}
add_action( ‘wpf_tags_applied’, ‘send_message_to_student_113’, 10, 2 );