I’d contact your theme creator and ask if they will help with the problem. And, to be honest, if they won’t help, I’d either ditch the theme, or create your own theme based on that theme and fix it yourself. There’s quite a few debug tools that might help with this, but if you are not a programmer, and your theme developer will not fix it, there is not really a solution.
I was uncertain of an organisation that speaks of charity yet has posts relating to bitcoin, and no real information about their charitable work, without, presumably, joining the site.
It’s not something I know about, me not being their customer. Clearly they have allowed you to install BuddyPress (BP) and there should be some support available.
Ah, I see. We don’t support the wordpress.com install, we have no way of knowing how they have configured things, as we all run our own servers, and are not directly part of the team that supports BP on WP.com
I’ve not set any member types, my understanding is that although BuddyPress launched the ability to support member types, the ability to create them has to be from a plugin.
Interesting, the plugin does not interact with notifications, it only allows a user with a different role to have the same rights as admin in the required context. You seem to be saying that it allowed your user to approve the new member. meaning it worked, but then you say no approval email, then BP does not work, but if the user got approved, then BP was working, or something different is not working?
