bp_follow_stop_following(), if called with a leader_id/follower_id/follow_type triplet that doesn't correspond to an actual follow, will throw a notice. It has something to do with the BP_Follow object having an id of 0 in this case, which breaks the way the WHERE conditions are built.
It's not a big deal, though it's inconvenient to have to do an is-following check before calling stop_following(). It might be nice in these cases to return false or something like that.
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8 years ago
bp_follow_stop_following(), if called with a leader_id/follower_id/follow_type triplet that doesn't correspond to an actual follow, will throw a notice. It has something to do with theBP_Followobject having anidof0in this case, which breaks the way the WHERE conditions are built.It's not a big deal, though it's inconvenient to have to do an is-following check before calling
stop_following(). It might be nice in these cases to returnfalseor something like that.