Search Results for 'activation email'
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Topic: Activation Email
Hi there, I cant get the activation email to send to people who register. I have the latest version of buddypress (3.2.0) and I have also installed SMTP but nothing seems to be working.. The email test works but the activation emails wont send.
Im using Salient as the theme
Wordpress Version: 4.9.8
Website Link: https://staging.bridgetobiz.comTopic: Please help with emails
Hi. I would love if someone could help me with a few concerns I have regarding emails in relation to BuddyPress Version 3.2.0.
First, I want to disable email notifications and am wondering if there is code I should put into the functions.php of a child theme or if unchecking the situation in an email template on BuddyPress will be sufficient in not having notifications sent due to such sitauations as mentions and replies.
Also, I want to disable activation emails and allow my users to be auto-approved. Can anyone tell me the best way to accomplish this?
I appreciate any assistance that you may be able to provide me.
Topic: Issues with Registration
Good morning!
Recently, we have been having issues with some members registering via Buddypress. It emails them the activation link but when they click it it takes them to a page that asks for the activation code which is just contained after the /activate/ section of the URL.
Is there a way to have the code be generated in the email for them to copy or better yet, just let the activation url activate it and not ask for a code afterwards?
Hello,
I like the look of the BuddyPress email template and would like to apply it also to the emails that get sent by WordPress in plain text (activation email, register email, password reset). Is that possible?
I know I can use a plugin (WP Better Emails, Email Templates) to make all emails the same design, problem here is that it doesn’t have the footer “unsubscribe” link, how can I add it?
Thank you.Hi guys,
I’m building a new BuddyPress plugin, and I want to use my own internal email system instead of the BP_Email system. My question is, is there a function, filter, or something else that I can use to disable ALL BuddyPress Emails? (This includes Activation, Notifications, etc.)
Also, are there any action hooks that I can use to send my own emails instead? For example, after a user gets a new Friend Request, pass in the required token data and send my own email.
Many thanks, and keep up the excellent work guys!
Hello,
I need to disable the sending of the activation email of Buddypress and send the activation link through an external service for tracking new users.
I found the bp_core_signup_send_activation_key filter and the bp_get_current_activation_key () functions in the passed topic, are they still valid?
Thank youHi,
so I am new to Buddypress and it seems that all my Activation emails send when a user registers are sent from “WordPress” and not using my site’s name. So the user sees he/she has received an email from WordPress and not the actual sites name. Where can I change these settings?
I have the latest Buddypress and WordPress activated
Thanks in advance 🙂
Topic: Activation email
After clicking the activation link in the email, it links to an “OOOPPPS! Something went wrong” page.
Right now I have to activate users manually. Is there a fix for this? Thank you.BP 3.1.0
Hi. I recently created a site using BuddyPress and when I added users via the WordPress admin, it sent them an activation email and it all worked well. However, I’ve just set up a new site and when I try to do the same thing, it’s adding them as a standard WordPress user, (the email it sends to the new user is:
Username: user
To set your password, visit the following address:…Whereas in my other (correct) installation site it sends an email saying:
Hi,
You’ve been invited to join ………etc…..
Please click the following link to activate your user account:
………
Both are running WordPress 4.9.7, and BuddyPress 3.1.0. Both sites have all the relevant plugins, both have BuddyPress installed etc, so I don’t understand why it’s not creating the new users as ‘BuddyPress users’ in the 2nd site. The only difference I can tell between the sites is that one is a MultiSite and the other is standalone. Both sites are running on the same server/url (seperate subdomains)
Happy to provide more info if needed, but I’m hoping it’s a simple option that I haven’t selected somewhere?! Thanks!!Topic: Invalid activation key
So I’ve been plagued by this from users who either try and use their activation email again, or some that double click on the link. They all end up on the classic ‘Invalid activation key’ page.
Looking at the buddypress code I think there is a bug (feature?) that means that once an activation code is used once, it will never be able to be used again. This is despite there being code further on in this process to check this scenario and return an error of ‘The user is already active’. This code NEVER RUNS, because of the way the key is looked up in the database.
The SQL that is generated to find the key looks something like this:
SELECT * FROM wp_signups WHERE active = 0 AND activation_key = 'aIR3Zc1z7h2YAtAxcEND65EUL3UV8Vw5' ORDER BY signup_id DESC LIMIT 0, 1
so once an account is activated (active=1), the key can never be looked up again. Hence the error my users were getting.
It’s quite easy to reinstate the old behaviour, so that the code will detect an already activated account:
//filter the query that checks for activation keys to fix an annoying bug //that activation keys cannot be used more than once //so that we actually get a 'already_active' error message if(! function_exists('my_filter_get_signups')) { function my_filter_get_signups($sql_text,$sql_array,$caller_args,$args) { if(!empty($caller_args['activation_key'])) { $sql_array['where']=str_replace('active = 0','1 = 1',$sql_array['where']); $sql_text = implode(' ', $sql_array); } return $sql_text; } add_filter('bp_members_signups_paged_query','my_filter_get_signups',10,4); }
You could then catch that error and take the user say to the login screen or wherever you want:
//redirect to my login screen with error message if account already activated if(! function_exists('my_core_activate_account')) { function my_core_activate_account($user) { if(! empty($user->errors)) { if(isset($user->errors['already_active'])) { bp_core_add_message( $user->get_error_message(), 'error' ); bp_core_redirect( ... ); } } return $user; } add_filter('bp_core_activate_account','my_core_activate_account',10); }
Hope this helps someone.
Topic: How stop notification emails
Hello Friends
Can anyone help me with some code that I can put into
functions php that would stop outgoing notifications emails
to users, With out stopping activation emails or welcomes.I don’t mean user settings to “no” by default. I need to stop
them completely. I don’t believe in sending out locust swarms
of emails. There are a few new ones created by a plugin, so the
code needs to be a generic block of all notifications emails.
But a additional piece of code that wound selectivly on and off
the normal BP note emails would be awesome.
Thanks for anybodys help ! !buddypress 2.8.2 WordPress 4.7.5
I’m increasingly getting emails from potential customers saying they can’t activate their accounts.
But when I look up my user list I find they are already activated.
When I ask the customer what email client they are using, I find that 99% of the time they are using an email client that, by default, automatically previews the activation email link which happens to also activate their account before they click on the activation link.
Then when the customer does click on the Activation Link they get an error.
Is there anyway to change the error for the second click on an activation email link to say “Your account has already been activated”?
Or is there anyway to force Buddypress activation emails to never allow any email client to preview the activation email link?
Sincere thanks in advance,
Shawn Tierney
Wordpress version 4.9.7
BuddyPress Version 2.9.1
https://theautomationschool.com/PS – I posted this earlier in the week but it appears the post has gone missing? Not sure what happened…
Hello, when new users go through the sign up process they are prompted an email to activate their profile. However now in the email they click the link to activate which now leads to a page “Please provide a valid activation key.” Site was never set up with any activation key process. Any help?
Topic: Activation Email not sent
My site has S2Member and uses a custom BuddyPress registration form. The User is being created at Level 0 but no activation email is sent and the registration form doesn’t respond with anything. https://www.londondynamo.co.uk/register/
Versions installed:
WordPress 4.9.6 running 15zine Child theme.
BuddyPress Version 3.1.0
BuddyPress Xprofile Custom Field Types Version 1.0.4S
s2Member Pro v170722I’m not seeing anything in my php-errors log and my email log shows other emails going out just fine.
Suggestions on how I debug / fix this and where to look would be welcome.