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Hi @bobjgarrett,

It sounds like the topic is private, or you have a membership plugin installed. Please let me know which case it is so that I can investigate further.

Cheers,
Vinny

Thank you!

Hi @aabdullaev, it’s fixed in version 1.1.7, which should be available momentarily.

Cheers,
Vinny

Hi @aabdullaev, thanks for reporting this. I’m working on a fix.

Cheers,
Vinny

Hi Julianna,

You’d need to run a snippet of code via wp-cli or place it in your functions.php file to have it run once.

That said, it’s not a good idea to subscribe users without their express approval. You’re opening yourself up to spam complaints.

Cheers,
Vinny

You can log outgoing emails with the WP Email Logging plugin. This will confirm if some notifications are going out or not. If this is indeed the case, then I recommend the Bulk Mailer Premium add-on. It uses Mailgun or Sendgrid API to send up to 1000 emails in the time that it normally takes to send one.

https://usestrict.net/product/bbpress-notify-no-spam-bulk-mailer/

Cheers,
Vinny

The bg jobs are transient. You’ll only see one after a topic/reply has been created in the front end. It will go away once it’s been run by WP.

Try creating a test post in the front end and immediately check for the cron job again. It should be there.

Cheers,
Vinny

Hi Mia,

Just to be clear… you’re saying that the renewal value will be the default value * currency exchange rate of the day of renewal. It does not get locked in with the rate of the first purchase, yes?

Thanks for the explanation. This used to be easily achievable with bbp-toolkit plugin, but it has been removed from wp.org.

The easiest approach now is to use a filter like that plugin used to do – it will automatically check the ‘Notify me of follow-ups via email’ checkbox.

Add the following to your child theme’s functions.php file.

add_filter('bbp_get_form_topic_subscribed', function($checked){ return 'checked="checked"';}, 10, 1);

Cheers,
Vinny

Hi @landocalrissian,

There is no setting for that, but it’s achievable with some custom code in your child theme’s functions.php file. But before I write that up, I need to know how this would play with the other plugin settings. Would you be filtering out any notifications that are not to the author?

Cheers,
Vinny

Those notifications are not from my plugin and I can’t tell for sure if they’re conflicting – I don’t think they are.

Is there anyway to retrigger a notification for a post?

Yes, to to the Admin area, open the editor for the post, check the Send Notifications checkbox if it’s not already checked, and click Update.

Use WP Crontrol plugin to see if you have any cron jobs called bbpress_notify_bg_* (can be topic or reply) after creating a topic in the front end. If you do see it, trigger the run and check the email logs.

483 users is quite a lot. Please check that you have background notifications enabled. I also recommend installing WP Email Logging to see if any notifications are going out (maybe it’s not reaching your test email address before the host kills the process).

Let me know what you find.

Hi Bob,

Thanks for reaching out. What do you get when you use the Dry Run tool on a topic?

Cheers,
Vinny

Hi Andrew,

Sorry, I missed your post.

Subscribing/unsubscribing is controlled by bbPress.

bbPress Notify (No-Spam) does not give end users any options. Admins need to configure them globally as it only handles notifications.

There is a premium digests add-on which will provide what you are looking for. You can find it here:

https://usestrict.net/product/bbpress-notify-no-spam-digests/

Cheers,
Vinny

Done. Thank you.