[navyspitfire]

Ah thanks @danbp. I’ve put a lot of work into this and have done a lot of custom work already using this plugin, I’m just right at the end and can’t figure out this last issue.

[navyspitfire]

Disregard, the BP email plugin was overriding the template.

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Put it in your functions file. md5($result['user_email']) changes the user_nicename to random digits (I ended up removing the md5()).

[navyspitfire]

Hi Dan, thank you for your snippet. My issue was that I was trying to hide subscribers, admins, and the current user in the same function; separating subscribers/admins and current user into two different functions did the trick.

[navyspitfire]

Will do, thanks.

[navyspitfire]

@sharmavishal – that didn’t work for me. No plugins have worked.

@Henry- which code specifically? All of my redirect codes?

[navyspitfire]

Okay thanks, got it to work. This is pretty neat!

[navyspitfire]

Solved https://wordpress.org/support/topic/anyway-to-see-user-registration-before-approving-user?replies=8#post-8538842

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Hmm so I did that and it didn’t work. I copied the .pot file into sublime text and saved it as buddypress-en_US.po, then saved it as buddypress-en_US.mo then moved both those files into the specified folder on my server.

[navyspitfire]

Okay @danbp, will do.

[navyspitfire]

Essentially my issue is I am trying to see a users profile/registration before I activate them because their registration process includes info/files that need to be vetted before activation. Now it appears there’s no way to do that under vanilla buddypress/manage signups menu, but per this thread I can see all that info under the BP registration plugin.

The issue becomes I need to activate/approve the user twice; once under manage signups, once under BP registration.

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Bump on this, having the same issue. Trying to see registration fields (mainly the gravatar) as well as some xprofile fields (file uploads) before activating them.

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I have a questions pending with them, just curious if anyone here knows.

[navyspitfire]

Solved. Did several things in code but it seemed like this plugin did the trick.

[navyspitfire]

Hi, was wondering if anyone had any clue as to what could be my issue, I would greatly appreciate it.

Edit: following this tutorial I added the wp_mail ( 'somebody@domain.com', 'Mail subject', 'A <strong>HTML</strong> email' ); line but replaced the third parameter with the HTML email code, and it worked; I got an email with my header/footer HTML/styles. So why aren’t my buddypress/WP email being sent with the HTML code/styles that I’ve declared?

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Hi, any idea how I would return the field name/label?

[navyspitfire]

Thank you. However, this only returns the value. How would I return the field name/label associated with that value?

Updated block:

$this->tabs_instance->fields_data[$name] = '<dt class="bp-field-name bp-field-id-' . bp_get_the_profile_field_id() . '">'. bp_get_the_profile_field_name().'</dt>';
$this->tabs_instance->fields_data[$name] = '<dd class="bp-field-value bp-field-id-' . bp_get_the_profile_field_id() . '">'. xprofile_get_field_data( 'Eye Color', bp_displayed_user_id() ) .'</dd>';

[navyspitfire]

Thanks for replying; I already have an ongoing issue regarding sending HTML emails from that codex page (my thread here).

Also that codex page doesn’t really address my issue as a whole; there are a lot of email notifications that are sent out to users and admins, much more than are accessible in the Buddypress Emails admin menu option.

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Figured it out. This snippet of code removes username field and makes the email address the username, and I created a field and used the jquery validation plugin to validate.

add_action( 'bp_core_validate_user_signup', 'custom_validate_user_signup' );

function custom_validate_user_signup($result)
{
  unset($result['errors']->errors['user_name']);

  if(!empty($result['user_email']) && empty($result['errors']->errors['user_email']))
  {
    $result['user_name'] = md5($result['user_email']);
    $_POST['signup_username'] = $result['user_name'];
  }

  return $result;
}

[navyspitfire]

Well I think the idea for distance searching is to return matches/users that are closer to you.

But maybe I am confused about what this code actually does… all users have to fill out a zip code, and I have a search members page where I am able to add form fields as search options/filters.

I am trying to add a search option for distance with values (5 miles, 10 miles, etc…). I guess looking at the code, this wouldn’t do what I’m looking for? If not, any idea how I can get that sort of functionality?