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  • #165029

    In reply to: Activation page?

    Henry
    Member

    The activation page is used to activate a member’s account manually (as an alternative to automatic activation after clicking the link sent in the activation email).

    Both the member and site admin are able to enter the activation key manually. Useful if the member is having problems receiving the activation email.

    Hope this helps

    MarximusMG
    Participant

    I am using WP 3.5.1 and BuddyPress 1.7.2 and have had a few users sign up in the past few days who have not received activation emails. On another site I own, I have the BuddyPress Pending Activations plugin installed, and it works perfectly, allowing me to manually go in and activate users who have not yet been activated or resend their activation emails to the address they used when signing up.

    But on this site, I am completely unable to do this, as the BuddyPress Pending Activations plugin doesn’t work. I’ve deactivated all plugins and themes, and still have this issue. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

    #165009

    Topic: Activation page?

    in group forum Installing BuddyPress
    benjammin
    Participant

    Total newby question here, but I think it’s a good one. What is the Activation page for if the Registration page takes care of registering a new member? Intuitively I was expecting an activation code to be sent to the email address I used to register as a member, to then be entered into the Activation page. Does the Activation page require a plugin for this functionality? Or is the Activation page used for when you create a Forum? Out of the box install, I don’t get what this Activation page is for or how to use it?

    #164920

    In reply to: email Issue

    magichew
    Participant

    I’m certainly not an expert but this sounds like server side issues.
    I came here hoping to find the answer to my install not sending activation emails. I get other wordpress emails but BP activation emails seem not to be working at all.

    Regarding the error establishing DB connection, I was getting that on an underpowered server and had to set up a swap file to help the server cope.

    #164844
    Jamie771
    Participant

    WP 3.5.1
    BP 1.7.2

    Theme: Custom Community Pro

    Plugins:

    AA’s Digg Digg Alternative
    All In One SEO Pack
    BP Auto Login on Activation
    BuddyMobile
    BuddyPress
    BuddyPress Automatic Friends
    BuddyPress Group Calendar
    BuddyPress Like
    BuddyPress Media
    Buddypress Sitewide activity widget
    Contact Form 7
    CubePoints
    CubePoints Buddypress Integration
    Email Users
    Facebook Friends Inviter
    Go Daddy Quick Setup
    Google Analytics for WordPress
    Hyper Cache
    Participants Database
    Peter’s Login Redirect
    Regenerate Thumbnails
    Simple:Press
    Slideshow
    Spam Free WordPress
    Yet Another Related Posts Plugin

    #164648
    andygilbert
    Participant

    Hi, first time here so Hello to all. At work i have a reseller account with Heart internet which i used to “test” out buddypress for my own use. After which i decided it was great and went with my personal preference of hosting choice “pixel internet” which i know are a “reseller” for heart internet too, so i know im basically with heart internet and get the same services.

    So… i went ahead and basically re-did my buddy press site on pixel internets hosting, but found my self with an email issue. I wasnt getting sent “activation emails” for new user accounts. So i dug and dug with no avail so i opened a support ticket where i got told it was of course wordpress (who wasnt expecting that answer).

    So i explained i have this setup on heart internet (which pixel actually is too) and that it works fine, this obviosuly confused them some what and said they would look into it.

    In the mean time i tried everything from isntall SMTP configure plugin and trying that, but nothing, i tried different sending mail boxes and different reciptients but i could not get it to send activation emails.

    So, after many hours i tried a lost password which resulted me an error that i cannot send the email (cant 100% remember the error). So with this in mind i wrote a quick PHP script to send a mail using mail(), and low and behold when i uploaded it, it wouldnt send, yet if i uploaded it to hearts internet hosting it working fine. I presented this to them and after “looking” into it they said it was because my website “has sent over 1000 emails in the last 12 hours, and so has hit our server limit.” This is a NEW install in the last 24 hours?

    They gave an example of one when i asked which is here:

    2013-05-23 17:27:09 1UfYM8-0001Fp-W4 F= rejected by non-SMTP ACL: Sender flyingfield.co.uk (uid: 1120202, user: flyingfield.co.uk, sender: flyingfield.co.uk@web99.extendcp.co.uk) is either overrate limit or disabled in main db

    Now im still not sure if im being “fobbed off” here or not.

    BUT to add to the problem, intermitantly whilst generally accessing my site i get a white page with simply:

    Error establishing a database connection

    refreshing lots or waiting a few minutes cures this and it springs back into life. To me that is a server generated error, not a wordpress generated error, the HTML source shows nothing but basic HTML tags and “Error establishing a database connection”.

    When i questioned this they said they have this error in the logs which is the cause:

    [Thu May 23 08:48:00 2013] [error] [client 83.105.86.162] WordPress database error You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ” at line 1 for query SELECT COUNT(*) FROM made by do_action(‘admin_init’), call_user_func_array, bp_admin_init, do_action(‘bp_admin_init’), call_user_func_array, bp_core_activation_notice, referer: http://www.flyingfield.co.uk/wp-admin/admin.php?page=bp-components

    [Thu May 23 08:48:00 2013] [error] [client 83.105.86.162] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function bp_blogs_record_existing_blogs() in /home/sites/flyingfield.co.uk/public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/admin/bp-core-functions.php on line 205, referer: http://www.flyingfield.co.uk/wp-admin/admin.php?page=bp-components

    I know there is alot here, but it would be really appricative if someone could tell me if its my install that is causing the problems or if there is something server side that there not accepting…

    I still havnt got emails working… 🙁

    Many thanks
    Andy

    #164324
    angslycke
    Participant

    I’ve upgraded to BuddyPress 1.7.2 in my staging area and the update went smooth. Most functions seem to work fine. However, when I tried registering a new user the above filter didn’t work. BuddyPress sent the standard activation e-mail to the new user’s e-mail instead of the admin e-mail (please read the first post in this thread to review the new member process I have).

    The function bp_core_signup_send_validation_email_to is in bp-members/bp-members-functions.php on line 1361 and I’ve verified that it’s unchanged since BuddyPress 1.6.4 which is what I’m running now. Does anyone know if there’s been any other change affecting this? Thanks!

    spiritix
    Participant

    Hi there

    One more issue (it’s killing me). Despite having the registration disabled, emails for registration and the whole activation process stayed from buddypress. So I use WP registration template but get buddypress emails and activation – which is even NOT WORKING!

    Can you help me disable whole f*ckin BuddyPress registration&activation process so I can use only WP registration + its emails and everything?

    I appreciate your help.
    Thank you!

    @mercime
    Participant

    @asnakea3 No trolling. If you need help, ask for it and we’ll try to help. As I mentioned in your topic, there are plenty of happy BuddyPress campers. Closing this topic.

    asnakea3
    Participant

    buddy press never worked, and will never work. do you think facebook is going to seet around let you create social network all over the web. it is not happning and this people work for facebook and they just looking how stupid we are trying to make our own social network while there is facebook out there.
    so let just give up, buddypress never work

    #164108
    buidinh1803
    Participant

    I create many sites by Buddypress and Multisite, after sending the mail I do not want to trigger the email notice out of network site, just like the activation email notification that their registration website. Help me.

    Sven
    Participant

    Hi…

    I’m using WP 3.5.1 and BP 1.7.1. Sometimes, when a new user has registered, the activation link from the Email doesn’t work. But only sometimes! If the user clicks on the link, he will be directet to the activation-template, where he has to enter the activation key. The key from the link won’t work. What can I do, to solve the problem?

    Is there a chance, to send the activation-key within the Email (outside the link)? Or can I disable the activation-key?

    Greetings,
    iGoras

    #163278
    mr.earl
    Participant

    As I wrote, the problem is that it says my user is not activated.
    I already changed my password, that worked out fine.

    Trying to login came out with
    ERROR: Your account has not been activated. Check your email for the activation link.

    careythegreen
    Participant

    With BP inside S2Member… after paying through Paypal, I do get email from Paypal with a link to set up username and password. When I click the link it takes me to a page like this – screencapture

    BUT I DID NOT RECIEVE AN ACTIVATION CODE AT ALL!

    HELP! I’ve got to get this figured out and I’m at a loss!

    #162978
    frengo70
    Participant

    hello
    I have the same problem
    I have deactivated bb and I receive the classic mail (user and admin)
    With bb I don’t receive any mail or notification.

    I add that the new user exist is created but if I try to login in with it the message is
    ERROR: Your account has not been activated. Check your email for the activation link.

    #162482
    mshane8
    Participant

    I am having a couple issues with user registration.

    When I click on the registration tab:
    [button_link target=”_blank” style=”grey” size=”large” title=”Soul Befriending Community Sign Up” class=”” id=”” onclick=””]Sign Up Instantly![/button_link]

    It simply refreshes the page and returns a url with http://page/#. It does this in any browser. I can only register a new user by entering the exact URL address. http://www.mysite/register/

    Also- the activation email never reaches my email account even though it says it was sent successfully.

    Thanks

    Matt

    #162438
    @mercime
    Participant

    Deactivate BuddyPress and BP plugins then check if users can receive activation email.

    #162381
    whughes
    Participant

    Hello I am trying to get buddypress 1.7 working on wordpress 3.5.1 but seem to be stuck, when a new user tries to sign up they do not receive an email with the activation code. I have followed some suggested steps and got the configure smtp plugin working but still dont get email when someone tries to sign up. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    #162291
    Henry
    Member

    Thanks for the tip @missnorthking, I did notice the options under settings.

    I’ve been looking for a good way of encouraging users to add an avatar. My thoughts so far are these:

    Option 1. Add an avatar upload button to the registration page. The problem with this solution is very well pointed out by @djpaul in trac ticket 2741. Images are uploaded to the server by non-registered users – not a very palatable approach for most developers.

    Option 2. Break the registration process into steps. The first step is user registration and activation with the second and final step being an avatar upload (optional) screen. This would ensure images are submitted by genuine site users who have already registered with a valid email address.

    Option 3. Do nothing. Have lots of mystery men photos display across the site.

    I’d welcome alternative ideas from anyone?

    #162282
    Henry
    Member

    example.com/activate lets users enter an activation key to complete site registration. Why is this needed?

    My thinking is the activation email is all that is needed. Why would anyone need to manually enter an activation key?

    #162171
    meg@info
    Participant

    Hi,

    1) Mybe the code source of Welcome Pack plugin (https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/welcome-pack/ ) can help you in dev.

    2) or check this link :
    http://bp-tricks.com/featured/creating-a-custom-email-template-for-your-buddypress-emails/

    3) Check this code (from bp-members-functions.php line 1353). function bp_core_signup_send_validation_email

    `
    $to = apply_filters( ‘bp_core_signup_send_validation_email_to’, $user_email, $user_id );
    $subject = apply_filters( ‘bp_core_signup_send_validation_email_subject’, $subject, $user_id );
    $message = apply_filters( ‘bp_core_signup_send_validation_email_message’, $message, $user_id, $activate_url );
    `

    With some filters i think you can change email, subjet of activation email, or the message.

    #162119
    somethingelse
    Participant

    i edited the core file – bp-members-functions.php – worked like a charm… tho i am loathe to edit the core files… i tried doing a child functions file but that didn’t work (tho i might have just put it in the wrong place to get found… )

    would be GREAT if this were an admin function with html editing capability, AND if it sent html email with a nice logo etc…

    any coders out there need a project?

    #161920
    misterff1
    Participant

    Hi,

    I know alot of people have been asking this question, but this one is a bit different.

    So I edited the bp-core-filters file and changed the text to have a different text on the activation email, but it won’t change! I am using WP 3.5.1 and BP 1.7 (so I have the latest stuff).

    Does anyone know how to change the activation email text??

    Thanks,
    Misterff1

    #161638
    angslycke
    Participant

    After hours of frustration I realised that I was trying to change the wrong filter. The filter should be ‘bp_core_signup_send_validation_email_to’. Now works. Here’s the code:

    `
    function redirect_new_user_activation_email()
    {
    // Make sure to use a valid email. Test it with different addresses.
    return get_site_option( ‘admin_email’, ‘fallback@something.com’ );
    }

    add_filter( ‘bp_core_signup_send_validation_email_to’, ‘redirect_new_user_activation_email’);
    `

    The second e-mail address is a fallback address in case the admin_email isn’t specified. Let me know if this works for you!

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