Dan Shedd

Thanks @r-a-y !

I can confirm that your patch solves this issue for us.

Regards,
Dan

Hi Boone,

Thanks for your reply, I’ve taken some time to look into the functionality a bit deeper based on your feedback, but I am still a bit stumped.

When deleting a user it appears that the entry is removed from the wp_bp_groups_members table. However, something still appears to cause digest emails to be sent to empty email addresses. This particular site is not a multisite.

Here is a screenshot of our email log from the Staging site (and eventually the alert sent to admins). Reviewing the session transcript does not give much useful information: A successful authentication occurs and then nothing happens.

If helpful, I can provide access to the Staging site as well.

Thanks

I had to do this same thing but I didn’t want to modify the plugin core. In my case start time and end time was the same value and I used a custom field for both date and time. I ended up doing it this way:

Inside functions.php

if(class_exists("WP_FullCalendar")) {
	//Remove the custom where clause before the calendar query is executed
	function remove_posts_where() {
	    remove_filter( 'posts_where', 'wpfc_temp_filter_where' );
	}
	add_action('wpfc_before_wp_query', 'remove_posts_where', 10);

        //Override the item timestamp
	function change_item_date($item, $post) {

		$new_post_timestamp = date("Y-m-d\TH:i:s", strtotime(get_field('date', $post->ID) . ' ' . get_field('time', $post->ID)));

		$item['start'] = $new_post_timestamp;
		$item['end'] = $new_post_timestamp;

		return $item;
	}
	add_filter('wpfc_ajax_post', 'change_item_date', 10, 2);
}

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by Dan Shedd.

Thanks Bradog, this solution worked for me in the same situation!

Hi Jake,

Thanks for the response. Yes, I can drag the rows, but the order is not preserved and the rows sometimes appear distorted after moving them. I can also post an inquiry on the GAD support forum if you think that would help at all.

I understand if you don’t have the time to dig through the GAD code, but if you have any suggestions or even an idea of what to look for I’m all ears.

Thanks,
Dan