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BuddyPress doesn’t have role based access management system for its components like WordPress roles, However, It has Member Type API now which is a potential lead to creating access management system using member type.
I am actually working on creating this plugin, which will be extension of my another plugin, BuddyPress Member Type Manager

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Is your plugin online somewhere? Share a link?

@slaffik https://github.com/21applications/bp-wpmandrill/blob/master/plugin.php

That’s for Mandrill. It relies on the fact that the wpMandrill plugin replaces wp_mail() so it gets the email data it needs, and just calls wp_mail().

Maybe you can use it as a base

If one type of email is getting sent and the others aren’t, it might be some part of the content triggering some kind of spam filter on the remote server. It could be some kind of throttling issue, and it’s only by coincidence one type of email is being sent. I don’t know. There’s all sorts of weird possibilities.

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Got it, thanks! Although that’s a bit strange, considering the code I see (existence of BP_PHPMailer).

Anyway will be waiting for you here (if possible) before implementing a class, to get some direction or anything (and I’m sure there will be something) useful. I’m not (right now) that email or SMTP-savvy developer.

Discussion with other person ended up with me not writing code. @slaffik I’ll try to get to this in the next day or two, but you need to implement your own BP_Email_Delivery class, like BP_PHPMAiler, and filter bp_send_email_delivery_class, AND set bp_email_use_wp_mail to return false.

Filtering this to false is only going to try to send the email via PHPMailer. This doesn’t always work depending on server configuration, which is why SMTP plugins are quite common.

You need to create your own BP_Email_Delivery class. Someone else is literally asking me this right now so I’ll throw together some example code quickly…

Here is the BP_Email object: http://pastebin.com/deBJBniR

And sure, I didn’t modify it. Only that BP Email to WP Email name filter bridge plugin is installed (from those, that are doing anything with BuddyPress emails)

I’ll let those two continue to try to help, I just wanted to say I really want to investigate adding shortcodes for all BuddyPress things in some future release and have recently began to think about it. Doesn’t help you now, but might help someone in the future.

I’m going to assume that you haven’t changed post_content to match post_excerpt on purpose 😉

I think I know but can you dump the entire email object — in that bp_send_email_success filter — and share it with me? Either on github gist or email me or however.

@backpackersunion Some have asked about the “Hi” part. I suppose that could be changed. I have seen a few people ask, but if I see one post about something here, I normally multiple that number by 100, because very few people find it easy or convenient to get in contact with us (with support question), so probably quite a lot of people would like…[Read more]

@justarandomuser Please don’t post the same thing on multiple topics. If you find yourself wanting to do that, it’s best to just create a new discussion topic for better visibility. I’ve replied on your other topic.

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/7010#ticket

@justarandomuser Yes. BuddyPress does not and will not support WordPress’ wp_mail_content_type filter, so setting this or not does not affect BuddyPress.

Postman SMTP plugin re-declares a function called wp_mail(). BuddyPress will send its emails in plaintext if wp_mail() has been redeclared.

This decision was made because a lot of legacy…[Read more]

I think this situation normally occurs when a spammer’s account has been deleted, and that kind of person probably is using a fake email address, so there is not much point sending an email.

How are you using deleted account emails to help your site?

Having BP active on all sites in a network just means BP works on all of those sites. By default, the main domain, as you call it, becomes the central hub.

In practical terms, if you have the Site Tracking component enabled, it’d track blog posts/comments on all sites into the hub’s activity stream. There’s a “Sites” tab in the user profile that…[Read more]

Do you mean in the auto-suggest prompt, or just the @username when it’s mentioned in content?

> – Official inclusion to Buddypress?
Assuming you mean the plugins discussed here a year ago, no plans.

Beyond that, your questions are best addressed to the plugin author via their website.