[@bphelp Participant 13 years ago]

@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.

[@bphelp Participant 13 years ago]

@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 includes that link, other wise you could get that link from wp-login.php and hard code it into your child themes sidebar.php which may not be a good idea until you get a little more experience. Try searching for plugins that will accomplish this before going that route.
3.) You may want to check the spam folder to see if the activation email went there. If not then check your servers error logs and report back.

[@bphelp Participant 13 years ago]

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

[@bphelp Participant 13 years ago]

@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( 'activity/post-form.php'), true ); ?>
<?php endif; ?><br />

Use the shortcode in your post or page and you are done and the post form will be included. Make sure you study the parameters you can use with the shortcode on the plugins page!

[@bphelp Participant 13 years ago]

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

[@bphelp Participant 13 years ago]

@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

[@bphelp Participant 13 years ago]

@szed
I would suggest:

BuddyPress Activity Shortcode

[@bphelp Participant 13 years ago]

@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!

[@bphelp Participant 13 years ago]

@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/

[@bphelp Participant 13 years ago]

@mikepaxton
Glad to be of help!

[@bphelp Participant 13 years ago]

@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!

[@bphelp Participant 13 years ago]

@mikepaxton
Did you select Multi-Line Text Box in the Field Type dropdown menu?

[@bphelp Participant 13 years ago]

@life1134
You could try this and take what you need from it:
http://wpmu.org/how-to-build-a-facebook-style-members-only-wordpress-buddypress-site/

[@bphelp Participant 13 years ago]

@profc
Has all of the buddypress files that the template pack plugin copied over in your theme been removed? If I remember correctly you would have to manually remove those via cpanel or FTP. I don’t think deactivating the plugin will remove them but its been awhile since I used it. Since 1.7+ I haven’t looked back! 🙂

[@bphelp Participant 13 years ago]

@henrywright-1
By default “login” does not show up in dashboard/settings/reading in the static page dropdown menu.

[@bphelp Participant 13 years ago]

@life1134
You could use:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/private-community-for-bp-lite/
and in the plugins settings use wp-login.php as the redirect.

[@bphelp Participant 13 years ago]

@applegateian
Just a guess but did you try:

display: none !important;

[@bphelp Participant 13 years ago]

@applegateian
Maybe I am missing something here! Did you add those fields in the dashboard, or was it some custom hack?

[@bphelp Participant 13 years ago]

@applegateian
If your on the view profile page and you are inspecting with dev tools you should see a tr class with the field_ID followed by td class label and td class data. You should be able to use those to your advantage.

[@bphelp Participant 13 years ago]

@applegateian
I just created a checkbox called “Sign up for our newsletter” and this is what is return when I inspect the element:

<div class="editfield field_21 field_sign-up-for-our-newsletter">

				
				
				
				
				
				
					<div class="checkbox">
						<span class="label">Sign up for our newsletter </span>

						<label><input checked="checked" type="checkbox" name="field_21[]" id="field_22_0" value="Yes"> Yes</label>					</div>

				
				
				
									<p class="field-visibility-settings-toggle" id="field-visibility-settings-toggle-21">
						This field can be seen by: <span class="current-visibility-level">Anyone</span> <a href="#" class="visibility-toggle-link">Change</a>
					</p>

					<div class="field-visibility-settings" id="field-visibility-settings-21" style="display: none;">
						<fieldset>
							<legend>Who can see this field?</legend>

							<ul class="radio"><li><label for="see-field_public"><input type="radio" id="see-field_public" name="field_21_visibility" value="public" checked="checked"> Anyone</label></li><li><label for="see-field_loggedin"><input type="radio" id="see-field_loggedin" name="field_21_visibility" value="loggedin"> Logged In Users</label></li><li><label for="see-field_adminsonly"><input type="radio" id="see-field_adminsonly" name="field_21_visibility" value="adminsonly"> Admins Only</label></li><li><label for="see-field_friends"><input type="radio" id="see-field_friends" name="field_21_visibility" value="friends"> My Friends</label></li></ul>
						</fieldset>
						<a class="field-visibility-settings-close" href="#">Close</a>
					</div>
				
				
				<p class="description"></p>
			</div>

I could see how this could be targeted. Are you inspecting on the edit profile page that has the checkbox’s?

[@bphelp Participant 13 years ago]

@applegateian
Have you tried using firefox in conjunction with firebug to target those elements? You could also use google chromes or IE’s dev tools.

[@bphelp Participant 13 years ago]

@cc-cailin
As @modemlooper stated you should not use that plugin. Please review:

Theme Compatibility & Template Files

You would build a theme like any standard WordPress theme.

[@bphelp Participant 13 years ago]

@profc
You do not need to use BP Template Pack plugin with BuddyPress anymore! Please review:

Theme Compatibility & Template Files

That is probably why you are having this issue!

[@bphelp Participant 13 years ago]

@gizmophotos
https://wordpress.org/plugins/private-community-for-bp-lite/

[@bphelp Participant 13 years ago]

Study the codex and the templates.