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I have added a hook that fires when something is liked. I use that hook to send notification on likes. ``` PHP do_action('bp_like_added', $item_id, $user_id); ``` The hook is added...

No problem @manu89ft. Glad to share. @Darrenmeehan you should really look at getting this fixed. I have submitted a pull request (se above) to add a hook and the code...

I think you should have a hook on every function that performs an action like you describe in in 1 and 2. BuddyPress uses a lot of before and after...

@Darrenmeehan Sure, I'll help. I have implemented notifications for likes using a new hook that I created in `includes/like-functions.php` and I also issued a [pull request](https://github.com/Darrenmeehan/BuddyPress-Like/pull/43). I currently have like...

I can use my fork and commit the notifications code there. It would take some refactoring because its based on the plugin in the WP repo and not the latest...

Sounds good! Keeping things consistent is very important as you code base grows. I would hovever like to stress the importance of a general hook that fires on all types...

+1

Any news on this?

This is over 2 years old. Any possibility of a merge. Its a simple feature

This happens to me too. It loads one empty window. But if you wait about one minute it will load as normal. Definite bug Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS (Fresh install, worked...