Yes. I installed WP Mail SMTP and tried all that. Though I’m seeing something I may not have tried so I’m going to give that a go and see what happens.
Nevermind. The thing I thought I hadn’t done I had already done. :-/
What are you running in terms of diagnostics? I take it you have Debug on? No errors?
Diagnostics? Good questions. Debug is on. No errors. Wp mail sends test emails fine, but no activation email working.
When things get touchy I use Query Monitor, which catches warnings etc. and Debug Bar for js and other errors. Might be worth trying them. I’ve not been able to replicate this so it’s difficult to advise or investigate for myself.
By the way your site link does not work.
Not sure how that link doesn’t work. I just clicked it and it worked just fine.
https://www.meridioinc.com
Are query Monitor and Debug Bar plugins or other software?
Ok. Installed query monitor and debug bar. Now what do I do?
Yep nothing received this side, wonder what it is that could be causing it? Do you think it might be environment related?
Query Mon usually glows a colour if it’s picking up errors in general, same with debug bar. I can see there’s a problem here – in order to run both those apps, you need to be logged in as admin. However to view the Register page you need to be logged out.
There’s an off-chance that you might pick up errors with these tools thought, so take a look round your site with them running, and tke a note of any errors highlighted, it’s likely they’ll pick up a few unrelated errors.
I dunno. I’m no expert, but I do know enough to not start clicking extra things when you aren’t entirely sure what to do.
I say that because all I started with was installing buddy press. Got the register thing up and running, and ran into this problem straight away.
Chatted with WordPress who helped me find a thread here which is where I installed WP Mail SMTP, which will send a test email just fine, but nothing else. I even see that you registered.
I think if nothing else that there’s a feature request in this – Add a debug mode to the register page so that site admin can test it more easily.
Ok. I’m seeing the query monitor thing now.
This is what query monitor shows me. Looks like these 2 are highlighted red:
query_cache_size 0 (Help)
query_cache_type OFF (Help)
PHP
version 7.0.30
sapi fpm-fcgi
user :
max_execution_time 1200
memory_limit 256M
upload_max_filesize 2047M
post_max_size 2047M
display_errors 0
log_errors 1
Error Reporting
4983+ Toggle button
Extensions
49 + Toggle button
Database
rdbms MariaDB
server version 5.5.5
extension mysqli
client version 50012 (5.0.12)
user 1126184
host 66.155.38.193:3441
database 1126184
key_buffer_size 2147483648
~2 GB
max_allowed_packet 104857600
~100 MB
max_connections 1024
query_cache_limit 1048576
~1 MB
query_cache_size 0 (Help)
query_cache_type OFF (Help)
WordPress
version 4.9.6
WP_DEBUG false
WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY false
WP_DEBUG_LOG false
SCRIPT_DEBUG false
WP_CACHE true
CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS undefined
COMPRESS_SCRIPTS undefined
COMPRESS_CSS undefined
WP_LOCAL_DEV undefined
Server
software nginx
version Unknown
address 10.0.38.209
host web93.q8.sat.pressable.net
OS Linux 4.9.0-6-amd64
Ah so you’ve not got Debug turned on.
I thought I did. Where do I turn it on?
This also showed up red
Capability Checks
For performance reasons, this panel is not enabled by default. To enable it, add the following code to your wp-config.php file:
define( ‘QM_ENABLE_CAPS_PANEL’, true );
This page explains about it:
https://codex.wordpress.org/WP_DEBUG
define('WP_DEBUG', true);
define('WP_DEBUG_LOG', true);
define( 'WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false );
in wp-config.php, there’s a section a bit over halfway down where WP_DEBUGis set to false, you can add the code there.
The idea is you only really run this stuff on a test setup full time, on a production server you’d only run them when debugging a specific problem.
So WordPress tells me to tell you that my site is hosted at WordPress and that I don’t have ftp access.
So WordPress tells me to tell you that my site is hosted at WordPress and that I don’t have ftp access.
You mean you have a site on WordPress.com?
I was trying to quote myself. Didn’t mean to send that twice.
