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There were some updates to the site to solve for how emails were being handled and the removal of inactive plugins. Apparently that was enough to affect the activity stream, but luckily I had a backup so everything is back to normal. 🙂

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Did you find a solution to recover the activity stream? My private group activity stream is no longer showing past activity even though the activity is still in the database.

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Ah, I should have compared the code a little closer. My bad.

It was missing an <?php endif; ?> statement going from one <?php else : ?> to another.

Now I know. 🙂

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It would still be great to know the answer to the original inquiry in case it helps others.

I did find an alternate solution to completely bypass the activate.php page by using this plugin: (BuddyDev) BP Auto Login on Activation (https://buddydev.com/plugins/bp-autologin-on-activation/) By Brajesh Singh(BuddyDev.com).

When a user gets their activation email and clicks on the activation link, the user is redirected to their profile page. A message is displayed above the profile navigation indicating the account has been activated.

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I think you are referring to the message that appears after the registration page is submitted. If so, it’s not a different page or something you can turn-off anywhere (as far as I know). The message appears on register.php.

To modify it, you’ll want to make a copy of it, edit it then add it to your child theme: mytheme/buddypress/members/register.php

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I didn’t have a big problem with the look of the registration but the little cosmetic changes I made with handled with CSS. However, the message that appeared after the form was submitted, that needed work.

To customize it, I made a copy of register.php, modified the section where the message appeared and added this new directory in my child theme > mytheme/buddypress/members/register.php

Looks much better now. Hope this helps.

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Thanks @petervandoorn.