BuddyPress.org

WordPress Version 4.4.3
BuddPress Version 2.4.3

link – http://dev.inclusivetech.net/hammydowns/
Although you need to be logged in to see the button on the listings page.

So I’m trying to change the compose message form in buddy press to say Title instead of
subject in the header for the email. To make it consistent with items on my listings page.
I found the compose.php files but any modification to them does not change anything on the
websites page. I found a total of 4 compose.php files dug into buddy press and buddy boss but
any changes to any of those files are not reflected on the site.

Any chance you could point me to the right file to change this??

WordPress Version 4.4.3
BuddPress Version 2.4.3

link – http://dev.inclusivetech.net/hammydowns/
Although you need to be logged in to see the button on the listings page.

Ok so obviously I have researched this matter on these forums before and have found useful
advice that i have used to make the button work. The one issue I am having trouble with
is pre-filling the messages subject field with the title of the item they wish to
message the user about.
The link works well and the user(Send To) field that the message is being sent to is correctly filled in after clicking on the button to message that person, similar to visiting a members profile page and then clicking private message.

I created the bp-custom.php file to achieve putting the link on the listings page. The code in there is as follows:

function bp_custom_get_send_private_message_link($to_id,$subject=false,$message=false) {

//if user is not logged, do not prepare the link
if ( !is_user_logged_in() )
return false;

$compose_url=bp_loggedin_user_domain() . bp_get_messages_slug() . '/compose/?';
if($to_id)
$compose_url.=('r=' . bp_core_get_username( $to_id ));
if($subject) 
$compose_url.=('&subject='.$subject);
/*if($message)
$compose_url.=("&content=".$message);*/

return wp_nonce_url( $compose_url ) ;
}

//for auto populating message content
add_filter(‘bp_get_messages_content_value’,’bp_custom_message_content_value’);
function bp_custom_message_content_value($content){

if(!empty ($content))
return $content;
$content=$_REQUEST[‘content’];

return $content;
}

Again this works well but for some reason this line of code does not seem to be effecting my messages
subject field at all. $compose_url.=(‘&subject=’.$subject);

I am calling the function correctly and the resulting http address is http://dev.inclusivetech.net/hammydowns/members/admin/messages/compose/?r=tvolmari&subject=Leather+Wallet&_wpnonce=181a9404ae
so I can see the subject title is being passed but it won’t populate my messages subject field.

Does anyone have any possible advice on how to solve this??? Or maybe a least a new direction
I should start to look at to figure it out? I’m starting to run out of idea’s.. haha

Any help would be appreciated thx