<ul class=”member-header-actions action”>
<div class=”friendship-button not_friends generic-button” id=”friendship-button-6″>Add Friend</div>
<li id=”post-mention” class=”generic-button”>Public Message
<li id=”send-private-message” class=”generic-button”>Private Message
<li class=”follow-button generic-button following” id=”follow-button-6″ style=””>Unfollow ]]>
When i’ve Activate the plugin, Dashboard it’s display as below:
Notice: The called constructor method for WP_Widget is deprecated since version 4.3.0! Use
instead. in /xxxxxx/wp-includes/functions.php on line 3457
Please help to fix this.
Thank you
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]]>We would like to have a widget where we suggest people on to whom to follow, based on some criteria such “profile fields”, relationship between followers etc.
I found this plugin to suggest “friends”, but not “followers”.
https://buddydev.com/plugins/buddypress-friends-suggest/
Do you have some suggestions on how we can accomplish that?
Thank you.
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]]>sprintf
function to display the name. But i tried hard coding it to a string but no success. Anyone who can help me with this.
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]]>Perhaps there’s a widget I’ve not been able to find, or perhaps a widget that will allow me to insert some code to achieve it? Or a widget I can adapt ..
What I’m looking for is to display a stream, similar to that achieved by site-wide activity widget (below), of the activity ONLY of the people I’m following with the plugin Buddypress Follow.
That widget:
https://buddydev.com/buddypress/buddypress-sitewide-activity-widget-for-buddypress-1-2-and-above/
… will show the activity of friends, but is there something I can do to the code to get it to bring in the activity only of those I’m following?
And if possible, although this isn’t priority where the former is, the activity only of those following me (which I would stick in a sep. tab).
I would be so SO SO grateful for any help, I’ve looked everywhere and can’t find what I’d need, I appreciate your help
]]>I love your plugin. I would like to auto-follow an array of users when a new user registers on my wordpress site.
I saw that you offered a suggestion here (https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/auto-follow?replies=2); however, I’m new to programming and was wondering if you could be a little more explicit with an example that explains which files to modify and where?
I’m using Json API User for user registration from an app and the default Buddypress registration page for user registration from my website.
Thanks again for an awesome plugin. Looking forward to your response!
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]]>I was wondering about the usage of do_action_ref_array
in the save function in bp-follow-classes.php.
For example:
do_action_ref_array( 'bp_follow_after_save', array( &$this ) );
My aim is to hook in but I’m having trouble accessing $this
inside my callback.
function my_callback( &$arg ) {
// Do something.
}
add_action( 'bp_follow_after_save', 'my_callback' );
I’d usually do something like echo $arg[0]
but in this case $this
is an object.
Considering it’s an object, would I do this instead $arg[0]->leader_id
?
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]]>Suppose Person A follows Person B. Person B should get notification as “Person A is now following you”.
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