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Would removing the activation url/key combo from the activation email (forcing user to copy/paste the key) slow down spam registrations?
It seems like it is very easy for bots to activate the account because the key is automatically inserted into the form and activation proceeds. My thought is that forcing the user to copy and paste the activation key would thwart some bots. Obviously this user experience is less ideal but if it stops bots I’m willing to do it.
Any thoughts or experience with this?
Hello,
I have a problem with the Buddypress Activation Email. When a user makes a new registration, it says, that an activation email was send, but the users do not receive the email. How can I solve this issue?
Regards
Need some help.
New user fills out the sign-up form ….then clicks on the register button
Then you see the message: Please Check Your Email To Activate Your Account
But, it only stays up for a few seconds. Then the user is re-directed to the login form.
Is there a way to make the (check your email for activation code) message stay on the screen longer and/or not redirect to the login?
Many new users are missing the activation message …and are wondering what’s next in the registration process.
Is there time-out code in one of the register/registration functions I can’t find?
Site: https://racer.media
Thank you,
Hello, I have just launched a social media site on local host and i use buddypress but any mail is not working like activation code, password reset, forgot password and any kind of email is not working. Then I installed third party SMTP plugin to work with that i don’t want to use, again in vain after a lot of setup process with client id and secret id in google SMTP.
All I need to operate my site without email hesitation. Kindly help me to solve it for my users.
Thank you
Hello!
I have the Elearni template which has this buddypress plugin for signup among other options.
I want customers who want to register not to activate via email, but automatically.
Another option would be to disable this account activation but I don’t see any options within the plugin that allow me to do so.
How could I do this?
I am using the Gwangi theme when I register as a new user I put my email and in the end it tells me that it will take me an email to activate my account, but I do not receive any email, how can I solve it?
Topic: email problem
I cannot change the activation email for an account on my site. When I create an account, I receive the confirmation email but I would like to modify it or that it can be modified via another plugin. Is it possible ?
Registration is enabled.
Register and Activate pages are assigned properly.Any thoughts on what might be the problem?
Thanks,
DrorHello,
Users who sign up to my website from buddypress don’t receive the confirmation email, but their signup is working because I see it in the admin. I checked to see if the problem was with the SMTP emails from the server, but it’s not it. Anyone have a solution?
Buddypress version 9.1.1
PHP 7.3Thank you!
Hello guys.
To test some plugins I thought of deleting the registered users (profiles that I had previously created some time ago).
It happened that when I recreated the same profiles, the activation email did not arrive.
Before it came with the wordpress email @ site name …. despite not having an active email sending plugin.
In another case I tried to change the password and he returned the registration form (unregistered users are redirected to the registration form) but when I did to register with the email the message that the email comes out is in use (strange if it does not appear among registered users).I thought of going to the dashboard then customize to see if there was something out of place and I noticed that there is no longer the possibility to make any changes.
Could you give me some advice on this?
Thank you
Everything is set up on my website, but whenever someone registers, they do not receive the activation email required for validating their account. This is a big security issue that I have yet to find a solution to. I have seen the Auto Authenticate Plugin, which again, is a huge security issue. My WP Version is 5.8, my BuddyPress Version is 9.0.0. My website is https://buckeyestategaming.com
Any assistance with this issue would be greatly appreciated.
100% bug in POT/PO files or notification system. It is not possible to translate the contents of activation emails. Only the fragments remain translated, but the greater part (no error was made) remains in English. This applies to phrases such as:
1)
Thanks for registering!To complete the activation of your account and site, go to the following link: {{{activate-site.url}}}.
After you activate, you can visit your site at {{{user-site.url}}}.
2)
Thanks for registering!To complete the activation of your account and site, go to the following link: {{{activate-site.url}}}
After you activate, you can visit your site at {{{user-site.url}}}.
3)
Thanks for registering!To complete the activation of your account, go to the following link and click on the ‘Activate’ button: {{{activate.url}}}
If the ‘Activation Key’ field is empty, copy and paste the following into the field – {{key}}
4)
Thanks for registering!To complete the activation of your account, go to the following link and click on the Activate button:
{{{activate.url}}}If the ‘Activation Key’ field is empty, copy and paste the following into the field – {{key}}
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Your account was activated successfully! You can now log in with the username and password you provided when you signed up.6)
Your account was activated successfully! You can now log in with the username and password you provided when you signed up.Topic: Emails not being sent
So I’m working on a little project, trying to grasp the workings of WordPress. I’ve created a website, currently still on localhost, and installed buddypress. My problem is that I can’t seem to send buddypress emails like the activation one, even though regular WordPress emails like the reset password email are sent correctly. I currently have WP Mail SMTP setup with a personal Gmail account of mine so I can easily see which emails are sent or not and even though WordPress says the activation emails are sent as the counter in the user tab displays, in my email no mails were ever sent. What can I do to troubleshoot the situation?
Edit: buddypress version is 9.0.0
Hello all,
I’ve looked throught the forum and many plugins, and I can not solve this problem which seems “so simple” to me !
How to configure an email sent to the administrator each time a registration is done ?
Let me explain :
My community system is based on pre-registered users in a database.
So, when a user registers on my site, he receives an email (originally, the wordpress email with the activation link) telling him that his account is being verified by the administrator.
Then, the account is in the user pending system, and the administrator can activate or not this account manually.
If the account is validate, the user will receive a welcoming message, etc.BUT, I would like to receive an email informing me that a user has registered, ie who has completed the registration form BUT has not yet validated his account. However, the default wordpress email is only sent to the administrator when the account is validate.
It’s really exhausting to check permanetly if a user is in the pending system, in order to validate or refuse its account…
Hope someone could help me…
ThanksHere is my activation email:
Thanks for registering!
To complete the activation of your account, go to the following link and click on the Activate button:
https://abc.com/activate/2odYZSFKiXTVPBTYriEIsgq1EHj2Uu5N/如未有自動激活, 請手動複製此KEY以激活帳號 – 2odYZSFKiXTVPBTYriEIsgq1EHj2Uu5N
When click the link, it wont auto-fill the activation code, how to make it automactic?
any codefree process? like handling {{key}} and so onI’ve been using WPLMS theme which includes Buddypress. Right after I install the theme, users won’t get the activation email when they create an account. Although in the user list page, the “email sent” field is “1”.
Then I install Buddypress on a plain 5.7.2 site with the 2021 theme. This time the users can get the activation email from wordpress@mysite.com(although it’s in the spam folder).
Now I go back to the previous site and deactivate all of the other plugins and change the theme to 2021, still, users won’t get the activation email. This kind of verifies what the WPLMS’s support says, this is probably not their problem.
Both sites are on the same Linode VPS server so they have the same host setting.
Now I am stuck here. Can you show me a way to debug this?
Hi I have a question regarding the activation email that is sent to users when they sign up. Currently, when a user on my website receives the activation email they click on the activation link and the key does not automatically fill into the required field. The user has to copy and paste the key into the field and then they can complete their account activation.
Is there anything I could do to try to get the activation key to automatically fill in and not require the user to copy and paste?
Thank you for you help!Wordpress version- 5.7.2
Buddypress version- 8.0.0
website-
http://www.goskilledtrades.com
