Hi, disregard my earlier post, I’ve found an alternate solutions. Thanks!
Hello again!
After further testing I realized that this code only displays the avatar of the first user who liked an activity, not everyone who liked it. Is there a fix for this?
Thank you, I gave that a try and successfully tied the event to the count, but whenever a new notification came in, the count would just go down to 1 and stay there instead of increasing.
I can’t seem to get this working successfully so I think I’m going to give up here. Might hire a developer for it.
Thank you for your help regardless!
Thank you, that shines a little more light on how to do so but the audio elements are throwing me off a bit.
How do I replace “ion.sound.play(‘bell_ring’);” with a div? Since I need to bind it to the notification count, right?
Hi Brajesh,
I’m revisiting this and having quite a bit of difficulty. Could you please give me a brief description on how to bind to ‘bpln:new_notifications’, if it’s not a bother? Thanks!
You are most welcome, thank you for providing great plugins and support.
Yes, that’s exactly what I would like. Great to hear it can be done as part of the plugin, looking forward to hearing back from you. 🙂
Works perfectly, thank you! 🙂
Hi Brajesh,
Just an update: with your guidance, I was able to hire a developer to complete the task as it seemed to require more than I was able to do. Thank you very much for your help once again. 🙂
You can mark this as resolved!
Alayna.Hi Brajesh, it seems like that plugin gives the ajax functionality to the reply submit button. When you create a new reply, you click submit and it adds the reply without having to refresh the page. This is a great feature (I’ll probably add it too) but unfortunately not exactly what I’m looking for.
I think the reply form toggle is somewhere in a js file on their page. I tried taking a look at the events but can’t seem to pinpoint where it is coming from…