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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:
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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}}}.
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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}}}.
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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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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.comWhen resending activation email from login page its not working. The user not getting activation email.
heep://siteurl.com/my-account/?action=bp-resend-activation&id=40&_wpnonce=e0106724c5
I can get email working with the WP Mail SMTP plugin.
I also can get WordPress by itself to send a activation link and a user can click it then log in.
But I can’t get BuddyPress to send that activation link no matter what I have tried is there a trick to get buddypress to send that link?Hello, this problem was addressed before many times, however the solutions offered didnt work.
I have deactivated all plugins, URL’s are correct (as suggested) but nothing worked. Any ideas?I installed buddy press, followed the manuals and linked the registration and activation pages. When calling the link to the registration page, the page is properly displayed. After filling in the information and clicking on “Complete Sign Up”, the user just gets redirected to the landing page.
There is no new user created in the user in wordpress and also no confirmation email is sent. However, when creating a user in the administration console within wordpress, users can be created and also registration emails are sent to the user.
Any idea how to investigate this problem? All the tricks from other forum entries I have already tried (different themes, activate allow anyone to register etc).
Installation:
Wordpress 5.7.1
Theme: Twenty Seventeen Child Theme, but also ExS
BuddyPress: Version 7.3.0THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP
Hi
I was wondering if you could help me please with php.
After the user fills in the create an account section and base register form I would like 2 things to happen when the user the hits complete signup button.
1. Disable the auto activation so I can assign a member group in the wordpress users section
2. Redirect to an external website for their tiered membership paymentI have tried this for the redirection but I cant get it to work (I added the URL). I placed it in the child theme’s function.php
function ps_bp_redirect($user) {
$redirect_url = ‘url goes here’;
wp_safe_redirect( add_query_arg( array( ‘user’ => $_POST[‘signup_username’] , ’email’=> $_POST[‘signup_email’]), $redirect_url ) );
}
add_action(‘bp_core_signup_user’, ‘ps_bp_redirect’, 100, 1);and I used this to stop the auto activation and this works perfect. I added the code to snippets plugin.
add_filter( ‘bp_core_signup_send_activation_key’, ‘ps_disable_activation_email’ );
function ps_disable_activation_email() {
return false;
}
add_filter( ‘gettext’, ‘ps_change_activation_message’, 20, 3 );function ps_change_activation_message( $translated_text, $text, $domain ) {
switch ( $translated_text ) {
case ‘You have successfully created your account! To begin using this site you will need to activate your account via the email we have just sent to your address.’ :
$translated_text = __( ‘Your membership account is awaiting approval by the site administrator.’, ‘buddypress’ );
break;
}return $translated_text;
}I am using the newest version of wordpress and buddypress Version 7.3.0
Many thanks and kind regards
Tracey Kinchella
I am getting registration spam by the bucketloads and I’m not sure how to combat this effectively.
What I’ve done/considered so far:
- Activating Recaptcha v3 (done)
- Hope that email activation weeds out some of the spammers
- Googling has advised hiding /wp-login.php?action=register since many spambots target this, but I’ve not been able to do this successfully, BuddyPress seems to redirect this to its register page.
I’d be super glad for any advice on:
- Hiding /wp-login.php?action=register
- Any other spam-killing things that I should be doing
Thanks!
Topic: dating site
hii,
i am trying to build a dating site using buddypress.
i have some problems.
i hope u can help me.1. the Activation Emails are not being sent and some users get the wrong activation code.
2. I Do not see the start screen with the various profiles.How can i solve the problems
Hello,
I have modify registration form to allow user send data without activation email, because i need than registered user activation only allowed for our admin users. About this I have customize “Activation email” from Buddypress Email managing to have different message when some user send data to register, selecting the “Situation” associated to “register users trigger . But i need than this trigger send another email with register entered data to admin system email (i have resolve already how to capture this data to add into email ) . 2 emails sending the same time, one to user registered and another to system email.
I do’nt know how do this because i don’t know how create new “situation” than to use system email to send this email. Now only i’m sending email to register user, and Buddypress Email management not allow to change this email. It’s diffuclt form me find how create new elements into “situation” list with this specific caracteristics to cerate new email entry to send admins.
Some solution.
I hope i have explain well and sorry for my english.
Thank you!
Activation Emails are not being sent(I am using WP Mail SMTP Plugin)