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Hi @rita84

Can you try deleting the user via the front-end to see if the problem occurs? For example, sign up as a new user, then go to members/username/settings/delete-account – ensure you have the delete-account feature enabled in BuddyPress settings under the WordPress admin area.

1. Add the code right after the h1 heading
2. You can get this from your WP dashboard. Go to Users then hover over a user and look towards the very bottom left of your browser.
3. The key will appear on the page right after the h1 heading

@simple-man the next step is to check that an activation key is being set. considering you don’t have access to your database, are you comfortable with PHP? Can you add this to page.php

echo get_user_meta( $user_id, 'activation_key', true );

and replace $user_id with the user ID of the member you want activated.

Then make sure what appears on…[Read more]

@simple-man if the activation key is in the database and the link in the email is right then the problem must be elsewhere.

1. instead of clicking on the link in the email, are you able to copy the link and paste it directly into the browser address bar? It could be the click-through that is causing the problem. Just a thought.

2. can you ensure…[Read more]

The activation key is stored in the user meta table. Do you have access to your database to check?

You’ll need to grant the edit_users capability to your custom role.

See here

https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_cap

And here

https://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities

@shanebp so does the language folder get overwritten on WP upgrade? If it does then get text is the way to go every time in my opinion. If it doesn’t then I can see no wrong in the use of a language file.

@shanebp just wondering, is there an advantage of filtering gettext over a introducing a language file and using Poedit? I was told recently using a language file isn’t a good idea. See here

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21932828/translating-wordpress-which-naming-convention-should-i-use-when-defining-the-la

The question is how can you differentiate between your users before they have logged in? i.e. what makes user A different from user B before they have logged in?

After login is a different story, you can differentiate between users easily via several different methods.

Hi @sundev

Have you tried using bp_core_remove_nav_item( 'slug' )? There is also a function available in BP to remove sub-nav items bp_core_remove_subnav_item( 'slug', 'subnav-slug' )

Try this:

function redirect_wp_login(){
global $pagenow;

if( 'wp-login.php' == $pagenow ) {
wp_redirect( home_url() . '/login/', 301 );
exit();
}
}
add_action( 'init', 'redirect_wp_login' );

Note: Change /login/ to your login page’s slug.

For some reason hooking to template_redirect doesn’t work so I’ve hooked in…[Read more]

bp_core_redirect is for redirecting anytime you like. It uses the WordPress function wp_safe_redirect. See here for more info on it:

https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_safe_redirect

The problem is how many people will have a PDF generating toolkit installed?

You’d need to redirect the theme profile to your BP profile, or vice versa. Do that with bp_core_redirect and hook to template_redirect

You could use bp_core_redirect and hook to template_redirect

@simple-man what’s the link in the email? Can you copy and paste an example here?

If you’re not using the old BP default, then there isn’t one. You have to create it yourself. Take a look at this article which tells you about the new template hierarchy:

Template Hierarchy

@joshwinkles you could try clearing your cookies. That might have something to do with it. I haven’t had the problem for a while and can remember I cleared my cookies a while ago. Just a thought

Does this sound like the same problem?

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5375

If so then perhaps add what you’re experiencing to that ticket.

Hi @neerajkumar2020

The plugin authors are possibly busy, I’m sure they’ll get back to you if they can.

In the mean time you could try using a filter to do what you need.

https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_filter

Regarding when posts are published, I think publish_post is the one you need to…[Read more]