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Hi,

Please go to BuddyPress settings (Settings->BuddyPress->Options) and then in ‘Template Pack’ option choose template legacy.

Hopefully, it will fix the issue.

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Please try those things that Shane mentioned and also please see this video https://screencast-o-matic.com/watch/cF6eYPYl9U where I am using the same theme to test with BuddyPress. You will see that everything looks fine there, so certainly there is anything else that is creating the issue.

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Hi,

Please try these plugins : https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-mail-smtp/ and https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-better-emails/ to check if the mail sending is allowed there. After setting up the plugin please try to send a test mail first and if it works then try with activation email.

Hopefully, it will help you.

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Welcome 🙂

Hi,

Can you please share any screenshot or screen-cast to see what’s actually happening? With the default theme active I am able to see it like this https://prnt.sc/l1f2ty

May be there is default CSS from theme which is creating issue there.

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Hi,

Your theme does not seems to be compatible with the latest versions of BuddyPress. Please ask theme developer once.

You can also try switching template packs in BuddyPress settings (Settings->BuddyPress->Options) and then in ‘Template Pack’ choose different template. If it does not help the certainly the theme is not compatible with newer…[Read more]

Glad to know that 🙂

Hi, any screenshot or screen-cast will help to explain better.

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Hi,

Have you checked in your profile edit screen? It is also possible that this is the latest activity that you have posted.

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Hi,

It will require custom coding. Seems not possible without that.

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add_action('bp_ajax_querystring','ps_exclude_admin_members',20,2);
function ps_exclude_admin_members($qs=false,$object=false){

if(!empty($args['user_id']))…[Read more]

Pleasure is mine Sir 🙂

Hi,

Please check these links: https://buddydev.com/support/forums/topic/member-type-to-restrict-and-grant-access-to-groups/

Adding Users to BuddyPress Groups based on Member Types

Controlling Content Visibility With BuddyPress Member Types

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It seems like you do not have enough permissions in folders and files. Please check with your hosting provider, they can check for you if all the folders have permission 755 and files have 644.

If not please ask them to do it for you and then I think you will be able to delete it and can install new one.

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Hi,

This code will allow to use all the WordPress emails instead of BuddyPress or if you have existing email template system. So password reset should work for you.

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I am not saying that it’s not practical to use but if it is restricting you to create user through this then the workaround can be the solution I have suggested and I think it will send a mail to the user to let him know that their account is created on the site.

If you want exactly same functionality like BuddyPress registration then please…[Read more]

Sure 🙂

When you will use that above link to create user then it is giving you a user_id in return then you can use it to save profile data like this:

xprofile_set_field_data('profile_field', $user_id , 'profile_field_value');

You can write it just after the code where you get user_id in return.

Also please use hook ‘init’ in place of ‘admin_init’ and…[Read more]

Hi,

You can directly create a WordPress user also and it will become BuddyPress member automatically.

Please check: https://wpengineer.com/2054/create-users-automatically-in-wordpress/

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No problem 🙂 Please consult with them once.