wpdever

Hi,

This hook “wnbell_user_notifications_output” should be enough to get your notification to appear in the box. That’s the one I use for the addons and it’s in both the shortcode.php and outputs.php files.

It would be better to start a new topic if you need anything else, just in case the original poster keeps getting email notifications for every reply here.

Hi,

I’m unable to see the image you sent.
Can you check in the page with the shortcode ‘s source code if you can find an element with this class : wnbell-closebtn ?
In case you do, can you change its css to this to test if it’s not visible due to its position:

.wnbell-closebtn{
  background-color: #24a0ed;
    width: 200px;
    height: 200px;
    top:0;
    left:0;
    right:0;
}

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by wpdever.

Hi,

You can use this to change the number of notifications inside the box:

add_filter('wnbell_notifications_display_count','change_notification_count',10);
 function change_notification_count(){
$count= 7;
return $count;
 }

And replace 7 with the count you need.

For the second question, the closest feature to what you need I have right now is to hide notifications after they were seen by the user. Here’s the code for this :

add_filter("wnbell_notification_conditions", "add_notification_conditions");
function add_notification_conditions()
{
$condition = "";
    $current_user_id = get_current_user_id();
    $seen_posts = get_user_meta($current_user_id, 'wnbell_seen_notification_post', true);
    if (!$seen_posts) {
        return $condition;
    }
   
    $condition = " AND posts.ID NOT IN(" . wnbell_escape_array($seen_posts) . ") ";
    if(count($seen_posts)>=20){
        $arr = array_slice($seen_posts, -5);
        $last_id = filter_var(max($arr), FILTER_SANITIZE_NUMBER_INT);

        $condition .= " AND posts.ID > $last_id ";
    }

    return $condition;
}

But you can add a delete button using this hook ‘wnbell_item_append’ then you can store the id of that notification in an array in user_meta so you can use it in the previous code instead of the $seen_posts variable.

Hi,

I originally only considered the use case of linking the notification with a page or post with more details. But I’ll remove the a tag for empty url fields in the next update. Thanks for the suggestion.

I can’t replicate this issue but I can try to add something in the notification page. Which shortcode do you use to display notifications on the page?

I’ve just released an update that should fix the issue. If you’re using option 4, you need to add your url in the ‘Notification page url’ field and in the ‘URL’ field in your menu item in Appearance->Menus.
Let me know if it works on your side.

Hi,

Have you added the url in the ‘Notification page url’ in the settings? If so, does it keep showing the drop down or does it redirect to the wrong link?

Hi,

The comment date display is available in the premium version but for the title, I’ll add it in the next update.

Users can’t individually opt out of getting comment notifications if that’s what you mean. I might consider adding this feature in a few months but right now, it’s not in the priorities for this plugin.