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I have no idea where or what BuddyPress might be doing to cause that. More likely, it’s causing some issue with custom code. I think you might have to debug it, if you know PHP.

Not possible to override it. But, remember filters are also actions. You just need to return a value, but you can do anything you want in between.

Looking at the default use of this function, how about using the bp_signup_usermeta filter (or something else in bp_core_screen_signup)?

Right, the image had a ton of broken links so I unpublished it. I don’t personally have any time to fix the content, so we can either delete the page, or someone can edit it to make it work without content.

If you’re familiar with MySQL, and know how to do this, are you able to look in your site’s wp_users and wp_signups table, and then try to create a new account, and see if you can find it in those tables?

Did anything else update at the same time? Anything?

2.5.3 contained changes to email implementation, and a security fix regarding user activation. The latter is most likely cause.

What theme are you using? Do you have a custom registration template (did you make one)? What other plugins do you have running? Are you on multisite or regular…[Read more]

Thank you for getting in contact with the BuddyPress team. Some of the attitudes displayed in this discussion have not been respectful and are not conducive to a productive conversation, so I am going to close this topic for that reason only. If anyone has questions about this moderation action and is prepared to discuss them civily, you can find…[Read more]

Hi @paulrooms

The Italian translation of BuddyPress is up to date: https://translate.wordpress.org/locale/it/default/wp-plugins/buddypress

For the menu items (at least what I think you mean), you’ll need to go into wp-admin > Pages > Edit, and just rename/translate the pages yourself.

@alexdex, there’s no point in shouting. As @sharmavishal and @danbp have said, you’d need to develop a custom notification and to do that, you’ll need a basic understanding of PHP and a familiarity with WordPress’ APIs for plugin development.

You’ll be lucky to find someone with enough time and desire to figure this out for your free, to be…[Read more]

@nnyorker Are you using a custom theme?

I think certain types of custom themes have to opt-in for cover image support. @imath will know 🙂

I am pretty sure this this not easily changeable and is hardcoded to use the login or nicename (depending on the value of the BP_ENABLE_USERNAME_COMPATIBILITY_MODE constant; https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/filters-reference/).

Problem with display name is that because people can change that (unless you customise a site to prevent people…[Read more]

@navyspitfire BuddyPress does not use wp_mail(), so any calls to that function are ignored and not treated with BuddyPress’ email templating.

If your BuddyPress emails were being sent plain text, then that means you have a plugin that re-declares the wp_mail() function — probably your SMTP plugin, I’d guess. There are other SMTP plugins that…[Read more]

Thanks, I’ll have to see what we can do.

Closing this thread; continue discussion on linked thread above.

This is not a BuddyPress problem. It’ll be a issue with the PHP you’ve added. You’re probably missing a semi-colon from the previous line, or something.

What version did you update from (where it was working?) 2.5.2?

Not out-of-the-box.

The change reported in https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6972 has been added to BuddyPress trunk, and will be included in BP 2.6.

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/10747

Do not edit core BuddyPress files. Next update, it’ll be replaced and you’ll have to do it all over again.

BuddyPress 2.5 made a lot of changes to how BuddyPress works with emails. We’ve been making incremental fixes and compatibility improvements in each release since, and we have v2.5.3 almost ready for sometime in the next couple of weeks or so.

People still having problems could try running…[Read more]