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That might work, though the BuddyPress email template has configurable colours etc, so you’d need to fill those in inside the HTML.

You can get the HTML template from https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/src/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/assets/emails/single-bp-email.php

Nice work!

Are you getting ANY emails from WordPress? For example, comment moderation/approval notices.

If you are not, then this is a general WordPress problem and you will get better help quicker by 1) contacting your web host for support and 2) posting on the wordpress.org support forums.

Hi @kmligue

Yes, but not elegantly. This screen is pretty old and we’ve recently been discussing how to improve it, and building out an API for this was suggested.

What you should do is hook to the bp_notification_settings action, and output the HTML template yourself. See groups_screen_notification_settings() for an example.

Not out-of-the-box, no, sorry! Speaking from experience, it might be possible for someone to write a plugin to do this, but I think it would be extremely complex because WordPress’ email system is just terrible.

Which theme did you upgrade? From what version to what version?

You get what you pay for.

I’m not sure if it’s server configuration or something with Mailgun that is messing with the email *content*.

In Settings > Mailgun, inside wp-admin, what’s the value of “use HTTP API”? Yes or no?

BuddyPress is always global to the whole network on multisite.

If you want to run multiple, separate BuddyPresses on a *multisite*, what you actually want is to set up WordPress multi-network (something like https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-multi-network/).

This is actually complicated, and if you do not need to share users between your…[Read more]

I don’t know. Which plugins are you using?

Can you share the link that you get in the email so we can see what it looks like and where it goes?

@steigw does the email link work if you take out your changes, and test?

Is it always broken or only broken when this custom function is in place?

Right, good spot — not sure where got the .html on the end of the URL from. If it’s form a menu or template that BuddyPress generates, let us know which one and I’ll try to figure out this crazyiness. 🙂

This isn’t possible out of the box. Heavily customising the templates/API like suggested above is one route, another is faking it with CSS tabs, etc.

If you’re referring to this https://cloudup.com/cmbgottNhQf — yes, that particular autocomplete script is awful (the other at-mention auto-complete used elsewhere throughout a site are better). Sorry. 🙁

I am not sure what you want, however. This autocomplete script is added to the screen via the messages_autocomplete_init_jsblock function. If…[Read more]

The URL to create a Group is http://example.com/groups/create/. Can you test that (obviously substituting your real domain) and let me us know if it works?

The URL that looks like /members/groups/create is suspicious, so if the above link does work, we’ll need to figure out what’s happening to the link you’re clicking, but one step at a time!

Do widgets work on non-BuddyPress specific pages? Such as, a site footer or sidebar. I am trying to understand if they are broken everywhere or only broken on BuddyPress screens.

If widgets generally do work, have you confirmed that a widget that does work, does NOT show up on the BuddyPress page? If so, what widget is that? (Just need one…[Read more]

Hi @israelle

It appears something is modifying the email that’s being sent. Clearly, that link is wrong and doesn’t even point to your webiste.

What web host are you using? And, please give a list of all the plugins you have active on your site.

Go to wp-admin -> Pages, and find the page called “register”. Edit it, then adjust the permalink to “create-new-user” like so: http://cdn2.wpbeginner.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/edit-post-url.png

This should be all you need to do.

@ndsailor It sounds like you’ve got some development skills, so I’d suggest starting with some backtracing or debug statements in wp_insert_post or the like, and follow it upwards. I think we’re going to struggle to even begin to offer any meaningful guesses this far removed from the overall code. 🙁

Well… that sure is super odd. It’s working for me on a couple of sites.