- (BuddyDev Team)Posts: 24706
Hi Nik,
Thank you for sharing the details.
I am going to test with the BuddyBoss platform today and will be writing back in couple of hours.Regards
Brajesh - (BuddyDev Team)Posts: 24706
Hi Nik,
You were right. It was a bug on the post status in our code! I am going to talk to the concerned developer about the same as this happened due to duplicate status saving.I will push an update in an hour.
Regards
Brajesh - Level: MasterPosts: 279
Hi Brajesh
Thank you so much for looking into this and I’m very glad you found something on your side. I tested so many different scenarios that I was starting to wonder if I was going a bit mad đ
Many thanks for sorting so promptly and I’ll look out for the update.
Nik - (BuddyDev Team)Posts: 24706
Hi Nik,
I am sorry that you had to go through so much trouble.I worked on this project in collaboration with others in my team and somewhere while introducing the meta boxes for group workflow, the original post workflow was overridden incorrectly. That was the origin of the issue.
Please upgrade to 1.0.0-RC6 which is available now.
Regards
Brajesh - Level: MasterPosts: 279
Hi Brajesh
I really don’t mind. Indeed, I’m happy to do my bit to help things along when you offer such great support yourself đ
I’ve now tested 1.0.0-RC6 and that all seems to be working as expected, so many thanks for sorting this out so promptly.
I do, however, have a couple of queries as follows –
1. Can you possibly give an example of how to use the filter ‘bblpro_default_post_status_for_user’? There are two scenarios in which I would like to use this to allow users to publish immediately (ie. without the need for approval) as follows –
a) users with the role of ‘editor’ when posting both personal and group posts and
b) group admins when posting in their own group, even if they are not allowed to override submission workflow ie. not allowed to change âSubmit Post for Reviewâ2. I appreciate this one might be tricky but my emails that get sent out when a post is submitted, all refer to the fact that the post will require approval eg. group admin email says âa new post has been received and you need to go and approve itâ, user email says âweâve received your post and will let you know once it has been receivedâ.
Obviously that will be true in most cases, but just wondering if there is any way of filtering the above if the post is being published immediately ie. doesnât require approval? The ideal would be to have a different email which was sent out based on the post status, but failing that, an email token which could at least display the post status might be useful. Note: Iâm now wondering if maybe a shortcode would be the answer eg. show this text if âpendingâ, show that text if âpublishedâ⌠I certainly donât expect an immediate answer to this one but if you do happen to have any suggestions at all, they would be much appreciated.
With many thanks as always
Nik - (BuddyDev Team)Posts: 24706
Hi Nik,
Thank you.Please find the snippet for both the cases.
// Allow editors to publish irrespective of form status. add_filter( 'bblpro_default_post_status_for_user', function ( $status, $user_id, $form_id, $post_id ) { // can user edit other posts? if ( 'members' === bblpro_get_form_type( $form_id ) && user_can( $user_id, 'edit_others_posts' ) ) { $status = 'publish'; } return $status; }, 10, 4 ); // for group admint o always allow publish. add_filter( 'bblpro_default_post_status_for_user', function ( $status, $user_id, $form_id, $post_id ) { if ( ! function_exists( 'bblgroups_get_post_group_id' ) || ! function_exists( 'groups_is_user_admin' ) ) { return $status; } if ( 'groups' !== bblpro_get_form_type( $form_id ) ) { return $status; } $group_id = bp_is_group() ? bp_get_current_group_id() : 0; if ( ! $group_id && $post_id ) { $group_id = bblgroups_get_post_group_id( $post_id ); } if ( ! $group_id ) { return $status; } if ( groups_is_user_admin( $user_id, $group_id ) ) { $status = 'publish'; } return $status; }, 10, 4 );I will check for the email tomorrow. It should not go to user. It is probably a regression. I will have a solution in next 2 days.
Thank you
Brajesh - Level: MasterPosts: 279
Thank you so much Brajesh – those snippets work perfectly.
I’ll look out for any further thoughts on the emails in due course.
Regards
Nik - Level: MasterPosts: 279
Hi Brajesh
You mentioned you would try and get back with regard to the emails that get sent out, but not having heard anything yet, I’m wondering if I may not have explaiend things very well so thought I would try and outline a bit more clearly…
Since most posts will require approval, the emails sent out in response to a post are as follows –
1) On submission (to user): We will get back to you once your post has been approved.
2) On submission (to admin/group admin): Please check and approve this post.
3) On approval (to user): Your post has been approved.This all works fine until it is someone (eg. in my case admins, group admins and editors) whose posts do not require approval and get published immediately. In that case, it makes no sense for them to be receiving 1) or 2) since a) their post is already approved and b) in many cases, it will be their own post they’re being asked to approve.
Ideal scenario when posts are published immediately (ie. without requiring approval) would either be that email 3) above gets sent out immediately OR failing that, no emails get sent at all.
As always, any thoughts would be much appreciated.
Regards
Nik - Level: MasterPosts: 279
Hi Brajesh
Sorry to be a pain but just wondering if you’d had a chance to look at this.
If all else fails, would it at least be possible to stop (any) emails being sent out if the post is being posted by admin, an editor or a group admin?
With many thanks again
Nik - (BuddyDev Team)Posts: 24706
Hi Nick,
I am sorry, we haven’t been able to look into it.We will be assisting you this week with it.
Regards
Brajesh
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