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Hi Avi,
Thank you for the post.1. This is because we use
wp_mail
for mail delivery. You can use any plugin/code snippet to change the From email/name. Here is a plugin for that https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-change-default-from-email/ You can use any other plugin with similar functionality.2. At the moment, Moderation tools does not support local notification.I do see the merit in having it and we will add to to our future features list.
Thank you
BrajeshHi Frank,
Thank you for the reply and confirming the solution. I am glad it worked.Have a great day!
Hi Avi,
Thank you for using the plugin. This is the expected behaviour.1. On activity creation(if auto moderation is enabled), we show the activity in moderation to inform user that their activity went into moderation.
2. After that, the plugin does not show the content unless approved.
The reason is BuddyPress has a huge eco-system and there are too many actions on the content that we can not control when the content is in moderation(e.g. edit activity, like etc) and we will need to address each issue individually. It makes a lot more sense to show the notice once and hide content on auto moderation than showing it and dealing with all the actions.
Also, another technical reason was did not differentiate between auto moderation and reported items in our original implementation, so we can not show auto moderated but keep hiding the reported content. At the moment, there is no good solution to it due to original implementation.
Regards
BrajeshHi Frank,
Thank you for the details.What is jb_store_css, is it the post type you want your users to edit? It seems(I could be wrong), Instead of using Post(or any other correct post type), you are using a post type by some other plugin and that seems the most probable reason for the issue.
The solution would be:-
1. Edit the form and set correct post type
2. Update the BuddyBlog->Settings and select the form again and saveI will share our support email in next post.
Regards
BrajeshHi Brendon,
Welcome to BuddyDev support forums.Is your client using BuddyBlog or BuddyBlog Pro?
Also, are you using BuddyPress or BuddyBoss?
Please share the details and I will assist.
Regaqrds
BrajeshHi Frank,
Thank you for the reply and the additional details.1. Are you using it with BuddyPress or BuddyBoss? which version of these?
2. Do you have any staging site where I can see it in action?
3. If not, Can you please make a screenshot/video that shows BuddyBlog->Settings->Posts tab and all its settings and another one that shows the form and all its settings.
Please let me know and I will investigate it. I haven’t seen something like this before, I will quickly investigate and assist.
Regards
BrajeshHi Ronald,
Thank you for the post.
The testimonials are comments(WordPress comments) on a custom post type. All you need to do it add comment meta on save and then how it in the admin.Please let me know if you need assistance with something specific.
Regards
Brajesh