Christian Freeman (codelion)

Alright, I just updated from 1.5.1 to 1.5.3 and I no longer receive the error message.

But now, when I type in a message and send the invite, social invitations recognizes that the invite was sent, but I don’t see the post on my facebook wall at all. I have the app setup normally.

Alright, it looks like I need to roll up my sleeves on this one. I have 90 plugins installed on my multi-site installation, so this could take a while.

Thanks for the help. I’ll get back to you once I’m done testing.

Thanks for your help w/ this Josh.

I tried checking the console for errors, and I didn’t notice anything. Before I start deactivating plugins, I decided to update Pods to the latest version and the jQuery for the Additional Field Options and Advanced Tabs started working again. But once I added my 4th field, it started happening again.

If it is a jQuery plugin conflict, do you think that these tabs wouldn’t work at all?

Ok, nevermind.

It works after I updated the language files in the plugin’s languages folder. I uploaded my files in the wrong place before.

Hi guys,

I’m having the same problem. I’ve tried overwriting the language files in the plugin folder, and I’ve also tried using the language files in the wp-content/languages/ directory. But nothing changes.

I really like this plugin, you’ve done a great job with it. I really need to translate this plugin. Can you please help us get this working?

I love this plugin @r-a-y.

After updating to 2.1, I noticed that the alt text (tooltip) doesn’t show up on the Follow/Unfollow button when you hover over it. I on’y noticed this because I replaced the button with an icon, and I need my members to be able to know what the icon means.

Where can I change this?

Great job with this plugin by the way. I’m going to start looking into extending it’s functionality soon. I’ll let you know what I come up with.

Hi @richardhamilton,

I’m running Invite Anyone w/ Membership, Affiliates, and BP. I must warn you, if you use the same register page that you have setup in buddypress for Membership registration, your members will be able to join your site, but they won’t be entered into your Members list in WP Admin > Membership > All Members.

In other words, you can’t control their subscriptions or access levels because they are not members.

With some help from @boone, I managed to create an integration between Membership, Affiliates, and Invite Anyone, so if you need this functionality as well, check out this post. And if you have any questions, I’m here to help.

Looks like this has been taken care of with Shirleyl’s suggestion here. Thanks for your help.

Thanks @shirleyl, this was a HUGE help.
For anyone else trying to do this, the line to modify is now 37, for the updated versions of the plugin.

Hi bp-help,
I’m using sitewide forums. As I mentioned earlier, I’m also having this problem with unblocking the questions slug, which is generated by my Q&A plugin. It seems that if the page doesn’t exist on the Pages list in wp-admin, it won’t allow you to unblock it.

They are technically archives, which may be the reason why it’s not working. Can you please help me unblock these archives? I’m not afraid to roll up my sleeves and write some code, but I just need you to point me in the right direction.

Thanks Boone,
I don’t know how I overlooked this in the settings.

Alright Bob, you’ve done it!
Thanks for modding that file for me, it works like a charm.

Alright, I have to retract my last statement. I was able to hook into bp_complete_signup, but I’ve realized that it returns this error:

Warning: Missing argument 2 for invite_anyone_activate_user() in /home/xadmin/public_html/wp-content/plugins/invite-anyone/by-email/by-email.php on line 192

Warning: Missing argument 3 for invite_anyone_activate_user() in /home/xadmin/public_html/wp-content/plugins/invite-anyone/by-email/by-email.php on line 192

Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/xadmin/public_html/wp-content/plugins/invite-anyone/by-email/by-email.php:192) in /home/xadmin/public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 896

I tried changing the action hook like this:
add_action('bp_complete_signup', 'invite_anyone_activate_user', 10, 1);, but the error persisted. I ended up having to duplicate the invite_anyone_activate_user function’s contents to create my own function with only the $user_id argument. Do you think that the absence of these 2 arguments could be causing the auto-friend to fail?

Things are beginning to shape up.
And thanks to you, I finally understand how action hooks and filters work.

I’m still working on the invite validation message function, but I did manage to get invite_anyone_activate_user() working with my membership plugin by adding:
add_action('bp_complete_signup', 'invite_anyone_activate_user', 10, 3);
So now, it marks the invite as accepted (thank god), but I can’t figure out why the auto-friending isn’t working. I think that the $inviter_id is working, because it’s recognizing the existing invite. Otherwise, it would not mark the invite as accepted. So I’m wondering if the problem lies in the user_id?

Ok, that makes sense.
That’s a great idea Boone. I’ll turn the action and email into query arguments as you suggested. Then, I should be able to use something like this to show the validation messages: `function ia_member_register_message() {
global $wp;
global $M_options;
$membership_url = get_permalink($M_options[‘registration_page’]);
$current_url = add_query_arg( $wp->query_string, ”, home_url( $wp->request ) );
if ($current_url == $membership_url && $_GET[‘action’] == ‘accept-invitation’ && $email = urldecode($_GET[’email’]) ){
// Then the validation logic from invite_anyone_register_screen_message()
}
add_action( ‘accept_email_invite_before’, ‘ia_member_register_message’ )`

In this scenario, the one thing I’m not sure about, is the fact the the do_action( 'accept_email_invite_before' ) exists within the conditional statement that checks for $bp->current_action and action_variables, so my code may not even execute if I use an add_action for this function.

I should be able to just call the invite_anyone_activate_user() function from within my membership plugin after the new member has been registered. So, that should be simple enough.