- Hi, 
 I have a plugin which is unfortunately very buggy and hardly maintained by the plugin author. This plugin throws a notification when a user writes a review for another user.
 The problem is, that these notifications not get deleted after a user – where the notification points to – is deleted by admin or delets himself. So other users still have notifications in their user settings or in the header and but when the click on that link a PHP error message appears cause that user doesn’t exists anymore.- So how can I fix this? I had a look at the database and saw there were two tables regarding the notifications system, the bp_notifications and the bp_notifications_meta table. - So my question is: Is it enough just to hook into the WP deleted_user action and delete all notifications with the same user id in the bp_notifications table? - But does this not have influence on any other funtions of bp? And what is the bp_notifications_meta table for? Do I have to delete anything there as well? 
- Hi, 
 Thank you for the question.- I am sorry to hear your experience abut the plugin. - There is not way well defined way to know which notifications belong to the deleted user. Most of the time the - secondary_item_idis used for the original item id(could be the user).- I will suggest searching for - bp_notifications_add_notificationin the reviews plugin to find out how they are dealing with the reviewer user id.(The user_id field in notification is for receiver user id).- Notification meta table allows adding extra data to notifications. BuddyPress does not add any extra data. If you are using a plugin like BP Better Message, they might add some additional data in the meta table. - Regards 
 Brajesh
- Meanwhile the plugin author wrote and said, its a issue of buddypress and not his plugin. Strange. 
 Anyway, I checked the notification table once again. The review plugin stores its information with the component_action column and the user id as the secondary_it_item column.- So I hope if I write some routine which deletes all entries in this table with the related user (after_user-delete hook) I am fine and don’t destroy other things. - What’s your opinion about that? Does any plugin has to take care of deleting data in these tables when a user gets deleted or is it a wordpress thing? 
- Hi Josh, 
 Thank you for the reply.- It is definitely a plugin bug. Not cleaning notifications on user delete is related to how that plugin uses notification and not related to BuddyPress. BuddyPress has no idea what is in secondary_item_id. - You will need to use - delete_useror- deleted_userhook.- Regards 
 Brajesh
- I also have a lot of JS errors with this plugin. 
 Do you have resources to write a better plugin which is free of bugs and well maintained? I am willing to pay for it.
 Or do you know a well programmed plugin which offers the opportunity to rate any other user on buddypress?- My website is about dancers and I would like to have the option that dancers can rate the skills of any other dancers in case of their experience and then show a rating list in a widget. 
- Hi Josh, 
 I am sorry, I was moving from one place to another and did not pay much attention to forums last week.- I am sorry, I lack the time to write similar plugin currently. - Regards 
 Brajesh
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