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Hi @applegateian

The activation form is there mainly to give website admininstrators the ability to activate users accounts manually. So, removing the form won’t cause any problems.

One issue with the text you’ve added to the page – keep in mind any logged out website visitor viewing the activation page will see that text – so “your account has already been activated” won’t always be true.

hi,
i am having the same problem i can’t receive the activation email.
i tried with severals email adress but it is still the same.
amy idea,

Thanks,

Christophe

Can you receive an activation mail if you deactivate BuddyPress? Where are you hosted? Have you checked out possible solutions at https://codex.buddypress.org/troubleshooting/frequently-asked-questions/ ?

closing this topic in favor of same at https://buddypress.org/support/topic/email-activation-2/

BP has a very old bug where some activation keys didn’t work correctly. I have not looked into this for some months but, if I remember correctly, the issue was very hard for a developer to re-produce to be able to try to find out what the bug was.

Also, it’s possible that some site configurations might cause a problem. Does the activation link in the emails link to the correct site? Is the URL correct?

Probably it’s just in the spam folder. The activation email quite often seems to be marked as spam, unfortunately.

Mail server configuration can be tricky and I’d suggest you also contact your web host for support, as there may be other configuration changes that you or the host could make to improve the chances of the email being received correctly.

@yzord
Did you check for the activation email in your spam folder?

The activation email body can be filtered using bp_core_signup_send_validation_email_message

The subject line can also be changed bp_core_signup_send_validation_email_subject

For example: To change the subject line you would add this to functions.php

function activation_email_subject_filter( $subject, $user_id ) {
	$subject = 'Hello New User';
	return $subject;
}
add_filter('bp_core_signup_send_validation_email_subject', 'activation_email_subject_filter', 10, 2 );

@henrywright-1,

This is what i did to remove it from activation email, you can play with it to remove it from all

function fix_bp_activation_subject($subject) {
return __( "Activate Your Account",'buddypress ' );
}
add_filter( 'bp_core_activation_signup_user_notification_subject ','fix_bp_activation_subject');

Naijaping

@jakewho

See https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4622#comment:8 for suggestions.

Also: http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/66204/showing-the-users-username-in-registration-email-or-activation-page-with-buddyp

and: http://buddydev.com/buddypress/prevent-spaces-in-wordpressbuddypress-usernames/

@designinhabit

For point 1:

See https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4622#comment:8 for suggested work arounds.

Alternatively: http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/66204/showing-the-users-username-in-registration-email-or-activation-page-with-buddyp

UPDATE:

This was not WordPress by SEO. And who knows what it is.

If a user signs up, clicks the authorization in the email and then logs in they get the Authorization Page which is asking for an authorization key.

If the user clicks the authorization link but closes the browser before relaunching the browser and logging in, no problem.

it doesn’t bring you to the activate page,

And default behaviour isn’t to, the page refreshes and you should see a message saying reg successful please check email for activation key.

Not sending an email is not generally a BP issue but a server one.

Having said all that do as mercime suggests checking in another theme known as compatible.

I’ve tested 3.6, 1.8.1, bp-default theme and registration works as expected, so I’m guessing your slightly confused as to the default sign up process and that your server isn’t sending mail correctly or it’s being dropped into users spam folders.

@wyldesites I just set up a new installation WP 3.6 and BP 1.8.1 and registration with activation email is working.

– Check server email configuration – if you deactivate BuddyPress, does the registration process work for you? Where are you hosted?

– Deactivate all plugins except BuddyPress and change to Twenty Twelve theme. If all’s well, then activate theme. If user can register, then could be one of the plugins. Activate plugins batch by batch while testing to check which is interfering with registration/activation.

basic -> https://buddypress.org/support/topic/resolved-disable-users-activation-email/#post-134307

Just tested registration on your site with Firefox.

Works for me. I was able to register, receive the activation email and activate my account.

Having a same issue. @modemlooper for my case I did click the link on activation email. it only gives error when you try to sign in with bbpress login widget after you get account activated success message.

Anyone have solution for this issue?

well I’m pretty sure the number is in the email at the end of the link they click. pretty sure i have manually entered it once or twice

The correct way is to sort out your email zone records, reverse PTR records, SPF records etc this is not a BP issue I’m afraid, nor a WP one.