Notifications within a users profile page they will see * settings to turn off notifications for each component. * * You can plug your custom notification settings into this page, so that when your * component is active, the user will see options to turn off notifications that are * specific to your component. */ /** * Each option is stored in a posted array notifications[SETTING_NAME] * When saved, the SETTING_NAME is stored as usermeta for that user. * * For example, notifications[notification_friends_friendship_accepted] could be * used like this: * * if ( 'no' == get_user_meta( $bp->displayed_user->id, 'notification_friends_friendship_accepted', true ) ) * // don't send the email notification * else * // send the email notification. */ ?>

		id, 'notification_example_action_one', true ) || 'yes' == get_user_meta( $current_user->id, 'notification_example_action_one', true ) ) { ?>checked="checked" />	id, 'notification_example_action_one') == 'no' ) { ?>checked="checked" />
		id, 'notification_example_action_two', true ) || 'yes' == get_user_meta( $current_user->id, 'notification_example_action_two', true ) ) { ?>checked="checked" />	id, 'notification_example_action_two', true ) ) { ?>checked="checked" />

loggedin_user->id, $bp->example->slug, 'new_high_five' ); } add_action( 'bp_example_screen_one', 'bp_example_remove_screen_notifications' ); add_action( 'xprofile_screen_display_profile', 'bp_example_remove_screen_notifications' ); /** * bp_example_format_notifications() * * The format notification function will take DB entries for notifications and format them * so that they can be displayed and read on the screen. * * Notifications are "screen" notifications, that is, they appear on the notifications menu * in the site wide navigation bar. They are not for email notifications. * * * The recording is done by using bp_core_add_notification() which you can search for in this file for * examples of usage. */ function bp_example_format_notifications( $action, $item_id, $secondary_item_id, $total_items ) { global $bp; switch ( $action ) { case 'new_high_five': /* In this case, $item_id is the user ID of the user who sent the high five. */ /*** * We don't want a whole list of similar notifications in a users list, so we group them. * If the user has more than one action from the same component, they are counted and the * notification is rendered differently. */ if ( (int)$total_items > 1 ) { return apply_filters( 'bp_example_multiple_new_high_five_notification', '' . sprintf( __( '%d new high-fives, multi-five!', 'bp-example' ), (int)$total_items ) . '', $total_items ); } else { $user_fullname = bp_core_get_user_displayname( $item_id, false ); $user_url = bp_core_get_user_domain( $item_id ); return apply_filters( 'bp_example_single_new_high_five_notification', '' . sprintf( __( '%s sent you a high-five!', 'bp-example' ), $user_fullname ) . '', $user_fullname ); } break; } do_action( 'bp_example_format_notifications', $action, $item_id, $secondary_item_id, $total_items ); return false; } /** * Notification functions are used to send email notifications to users on specific events * They will check to see the users notification settings first, if the user has the notifications * turned on, they will be sent a formatted email notification. * * You should use your own custom actions to determine when an email notification should be sent. */ function bp_example_send_high_five_notification( $to_user_id, $from_user_id ) { global $bp; /* Let's grab both user's names to use in the email. */ $sender_name = bp_core_get_user_displayname( $from_user_id, false ); $reciever_name = bp_core_get_user_displayname( $to_user_id, false ); /* We need to check to see if the recipient has opted not to recieve high-five emails */ if ( 'no' == get_user_meta( (int)$to_user_id, 'notification_example_new_high_five', true ) ) return false; /* Get the userdata for the reciever and sender, this will include usernames and emails that we need. */ $reciever_ud = get_userdata( $to_user_id ); $sender_ud = get_userdata( $from_user_id ); /* Now we need to construct the URL's that we are going to use in the email */ $sender_profile_link = site_url( BP_MEMBERS_SLUG . '/' . $sender_ud->user_login . '/' . $bp->profile->slug ); $sender_highfive_link = site_url( BP_MEMBERS_SLUG . '/' . $sender_ud->user_login . '/' . $bp->example->slug . '/screen-one' ); $reciever_settings_link = site_url( BP_MEMBERS_SLUG . '/' . $reciever_ud->user_login . '/settings/notifications' ); /* Set up and send the message */ $to = $reciever_ud->user_email; $subject = '[' . get_blog_option( 1, 'blogname' ) . '] ' . sprintf( __( '%s high-fived you!', 'bp-example' ), stripslashes($sender_name) ); $message = sprintf( __( '%s sent you a high-five! Why not send one back? To see %s\'s profile: %s To send %s a high five: %s --------------------- ', 'bp-example' ), $sender_name, $sender_name, $sender_profile_link, $sender_name, $sender_highfive_link ); $message .= sprintf( __( 'To disable these notifications please log in and go to: %s', 'bp-example' ), $reciever_settings_link ); // Send it! wp_mail( $to, $subject, $message ); } add_action( 'bp_example_send_high_five', 'bp_example_send_high_five_notification', 10, 2 ); ?>