Error when using the ‘get_threads’ function.

[Maarten]

I get the following error when using the get_threads function, and it currently doesn’t return any threads:

WordPress database error Unknown column 'subject' in 'field list' for query 
SELECT id, sender_id as user_id, subject, message, date_sent
FROM  <code>wp_bm_message_messages</code> 
WHERE <code>thread_id</code> = 34
ORDER BY <code>date_sent</code> DESC 
LIMIT 0, 1

When I remove ‘subject’ in /inc/functions.php on row 589, it works again.

$last_message = $wpdb->get_row( $wpdb->prepare( "
SELECT id, sender_id as user_id, message, date_sent
FROM  <code>&quot; . bm_get_table('messages') . &quot;</code> 
WHERE <code>thread_id</code> = %d
ORDER BY <code>date_sent</code> DESC 
LIMIT 0, 1
", $thread->thread_id ) );

• This topic was modified 2 years ago by Maarten.

[Support]

Hi there!

Sorry, this function is not used in BM 2.0 anymore, but I didnt removed it yet.
Will review/make compatible it soon and add to docs.

Thanks!

[Maarten]

Ah, thanks for letting me know. I am using this function for my current theme, is there a BM 2.0 way to get the current threads of a user? So I can update my code and be ready for the changes…

[Support]

Im not sure what is the way you are using it to suggest something else

[Maarten]

At the moment I am simply doing:

$threads = BP_Better_Messages()->functions->get_threads($current_user->ID);
foreach ($threads as $thread) {
// something
}

I’m happy to keep doing this, I was just wondering if this function will be deprecated, what to do then.

[Support]

I already added fallback to that function, but it will output different data (not the same as in V1), so check the response after update.

[Maarten]

Ok, great, good to know. Thank you!

[Author]

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