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@ladydekade
Ohhh Snappppp! lol!
Maybe your installation is the issue!

@ladydekade

BuddyPress Limit Group membership Per User

@ladydekade
It shouldn’t be a last resort. Time is something money can never buy back in this life. If you wasted 20+ hours of your life trying to get something done on guesses and you still haven’t resolved it and you have to resort to hiring a dev then you wasted 20+ hours of your life and you still have to pay a dev. Point being 20+ hours of…[Read more]

@ladydekade
If you have done everything mercime and hnla suggested and you are still having issues then I would suggest hiring an experience developer to sort it out for you because it is just a guessing game at this point and an experienced developer can usually find and resolve the issue fairly quickly!

@shaungreen
Unless you disabled the WP toolbar for logged out visitors there should still be a login link in the toolbar to the top left.

@shaungreen
Do you have a sidebar login? Do you even have a sidebar or are you using a full-width template? There should also be a login in the WP toolbar unless you have deactivated it for logged out visitors.

@shaungreen
I am not sure I am following you but if you deactivated that plugin and a new user can register and activate an account and login successfully then this is not a BP or bbPress issue. It needs to be taken up on that plugins support forum if you insist on using this plugin. Otherwise you may want to look into alternatives! I have…[Read more]

@shaungreen
Deactivate it and test registration/activation then report back your findings. You may want to take this up on that plugins support forum if after deactivating it your registration/activation is successful.

@shaungreen
What plugin? Try my advise above by deactivating all plugins other than BP and bbPress. You need to use a process of elimination to determine if the plugin is causing the issue. Moderating memberships won’t do you much good if even after approving the user the activation fails.

@shaungreen
It will help if you provide the plugin that is responsible for keeping the registration in moderation because BP doesn’t hold registrations for approval by default. Whatever that plugin is, try deactivating it as well as all other plugins except BP and bbPress and test the registration/activation.

@nodeadbunnies
1.) You do realize BP is a WP plugin right? It is not its own entity therefor if the user registers with BP activated, they are also registering with WP.
2.) By default if a user enters a wrong password they are then redirected to wp-login.php if you want to include the lost password link there may be some login widget plugins that…[Read more]

@jmar42
Please don’t open multiple old threads regarding the same subject matter!

@szed
Use the plugin I mentioned above and modify it like like so:
In line 84-86 in bp-activity-as-shortcode.php you will see:

<?php if($title): ?>
<h3 class="activity-shortcode-title"><?php echo $title; ?></h3>
<?php endif;?>


Just above that add this:

<?php if ( is_user_logged_in() ) : ?>

<?php locate_template( array(…[Read more]

@aces
Actually the second snippet on that page is a redirect which works well when combined with r-a-y ‘s code.

@starapple
Create a bp-custom.php if you dont have one already. For more on that see:
https://codex.buddypress.org/plugindev/bp-custom-php/
Then copy both snippets from the below link into bp-custom.php :
https://gist.github.com/r-a-y/5578432

@szed
I would suggest:

BuddyPress Activity Shortcode

@zorro1965
Why don’t you create your own play area? You know what xampp is right? Install WP & BP there and play all you want. That is where any serious development should start anyhow! I doubt core WP team will take over BP as BP adds a level of complexity that the BP core team specializes in but if I am wrong I stand corrected!

@zorro1965
BP is still in active development. You can view some sites here:
http://www.bpinspire.com/
Keep track and feel free to participate here:
http://bpdevel.wordpress.com/

@mikepaxton
Glad to be of help!

@jptdesrosiers
Never tried it but you can:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/baw-invitation-codes/
On the front page follow the link to the Developers tab for the version that should work with BuddyPress! Let us know how it works out for you!