Hello Brajesh
Great, it works 🙂
Thank you
Regards
ps: is it possible to see the meta_user (in a plugin) without programming?

Hi Brajesh,

In progress 🙂
It works after payment if I put:
bp_featured_members()->add_user(18));
It does not work by automating:
a) bp_featured_members()->add_user(get_current_user_id());
OR
b)
$user_id = absint($custom[5]);
bp_featured_members()->add_user($user_id);

Regards

add_action( 'super_after_paypal_ipn_payment_verified', 'ajout_membre_a_la_une_apres_paiement');
function ajout_membre_a_la_une_apres_paiement(){
$custom = $_POST['custom'];
    $custom = explode('|', $custom);
    $form_id = $custom[0];
   // $user_id = absint($custom[5]); //  get_current_user_id () ne fonctionnera pas, car ce n'est pas une requête provenant de l'utilisateur, mais du serveur paypal.
   //  if ( ($form_id==4769) && (page(3579)) ){ // super-forms: paiement pour mise à la une membre ET page: tableau de bord
    	//bp_featured_members()->add_user($user_id); // $user_id
    	bp_featured_members()->add_user(get_current_user_id());
   // }
}

Hi Brajesh

Despite my email reminders, the developer of the payment plugin does not want to help me by giving information on its plugin.
So I sent the payment plugin and the server log file
Hoping that it helps
Regards

Hi,
Excerpts from our last 2 exchanges with the developer of paypal payment which also works:
…
dev:
Ok so in both situations the email was sent, which is good,
So I just believe that the BP function is not initialized at that moment / point in time.

I think you should test the code with a prefixed user ID, and see if it works outside of the hook itself.
So something like this directly in the functions.php but most likely you have to do it in a “init” hook (not sure I would check BP docs for this).

bp_featured_members () -> add_user (1234);

But it is working, except the bp_featured_members () function itself.
…

Me:
bp_featured_members () -> add_user (18);
yes works outside the function
no does not work in the function

dev:
…
It means that the function is defined at that stage.

The hook is triggered by “parse_request” action of wordpress core.

It is triggered probably before that function is defined.

Hi Brajesh,

I just checked again. I think it works 🙂
I put that

private function get_interval() {
		return 60 ;  
	}

After one hour, the display disappears. What does it take to display for a month?
The problem stems (perhaps) from the frequency of the wordpress cron with this function.

add_filter( 'cron_schedules', 'isa_add_every_three_minutes' );
function isa_add_every_three_minutes( $schedules ) {
    $schedules['every_three_minutes'] = array(
            'interval'  => 180,
            'display'   => __( 'Every 3 Minutes', 'woffice' ) // ZZZZZZZ 3 minutes ??
    );
    return $schedules;
}
// Schedule an action if it's not already scheduled
if ( ! wp_next_scheduled( 'isa_add_every_three_minutes' ) ) {
    wp_schedule_event( time(), 'every_three_minutes', 'isa_add_every_three_minutes' ); // {  wp_schedule_event( time(), 'hourly', 'my_task_hook' );
}

Regards