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New users are being sent the activation email but aren’t being required to click through it in order to log on. They can just log on as soon as they fill the registration form out. I want to force them to have to click through the email link to activate and log on. I thought that was the idea of an activation email. Am I missing a setting somewhere maybe?
Topic: BuddyPress Activation Error
Hello All,
First of all, a BIG thumbs up to the buddypress.org community for their superb and timely response.
I am using WordPress 3.2.1 (recently upgraded from 3.1)
Buddypress(recently upgraded from 1.2.10)
Linux Hosting with MySQL and PHP support.
I have noticed that since upgrading, new users are unable to activate their accounts. What happens is that they receive a link like: mydomain.com/?key=4edgjnfjn…. and they click on it. However, when they try to login, it says: Error. Your account has not been activated. Check your email for the activation link.
My site url is: http://justjankians.in
I am using the bp-default theme and I have not modified the core files or any other files in anyway.Any ideas as to why this is happening would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
justjankiansHow can I change the Activation email template / html? Can I deactivate the HTML format, so it is being sent in plain html?
Now, the activation email is sent to new members in HTML, it has the blue default template header (even though I am using the Custom Community theme)
Thanks!
I am running BP 1.5 on WordPress 3.2.1, single site install in the root directory, hosted by Mediatemple and using the Salutation theme by Parrallel.us.
I have the problem that all activation emails are arriving to user SPAM folders despite having installed the mailfrom plugin to force the default wordpress email address to be one of our existing email accounts.
I wonder if the issue could be related to the fact that these email accounts are hosted by Google Apps and not on our server where we host the website?
Does anyone have any advice as to best-practice to ensure that as many possible activation emails arrive to users inboxes?
I built a site for a group that requires members to pay -it a discount card scheme.
So far it works like this. –1. They register as normal
2. I’ve disabled the registration email / activation email with the ‘BP Disable Activation’ plugin (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-disable-activation/) – I’ve also hacked the plugin to not auto login the new user (well – will try to in 5mins)
3. I use the ‘Confirm User Registration’ plugin to stop the user from logging in until they have come to the office and paid / collected membership card.
4. When they have paid the admin activates the account and they receive a confirmation email courtesy of above plugin.Seems to work ok.. (If i cani disable auto login) but is there a more elegant solution??
Suggestions appreciated.many thanks!
Buddypress users receive their activation emails like the following:
via box xxx bluehost.com
I really would like to remove this and I have tried using SMTP, SMTP mail plugin, etc. But none works right now to get rid of this line in the email address. Please help if you can. Thank you so much;
Hi
I received a complaint from a new member that she cannot sign up. Indeed, I have performed test registrations several times, but the activation email messages never arrive. Check here: http://witi.medianewsonline.com/. Can anybody help? That’s more than a serious issue! Thanks in advance
Cris
Hey guy,
Just looking for some help ( which im sure is completely simple im just not looking in the right place.) with registration on buddy press. I am running the newest version of WP and buddypress 1.5 on bluehost. the site that i am doing it on is enlivenstores.com and I am not getting an activation email sent to me. can someone help me out?
Topic: Registration woes
Hello,
I have just installed Buddypress on a test site of mine. I have the “allow registration” checked. However, registration is not working as people (those who are helping me test the site) have signed up but have not received their activation e-mails.
I installed wp-mail from and have set the SMTP settings. I was able to register 1 test-user successfully but the rest are not receiving their activation emails.
I am not using WPMU.
Any help I could get would be much appreciated. I am running this on a VPS.
TIA!
Hello,
I am very new to BP. I am currently using BP 1.5 and wordpress 3.2.1.
I have a hosted site running UNIX with Php 5.1.56.
I am testing the site and I wanted to create a test user and see how a new person would interact with the site. I tried to create the user and it once i click complete signup, it takes me back to the main page.
I browsed around buddypress and google and tried making sure the username is in all lowercase, I sent a test email to ensure the activation email wasn’t being sent, and I also checked User in WP-Admin and no new user was created. Also I installed Mail log to see if it had an error sending the email, but Mail log doesn’t even pickup an attempt to send the email. After i sent a test email, mail log picked up that attempt so I know BP isn’t sending the email to create the user.
The plugins I’m using are: BuddyPress, BBPress, Custom permalinks, Events Manager Extneded, and the mail plugins mentioned above.
Also I am using the default Buddypress theme that came with the plugin (I wanted to test the functionality before i started trying to make the theme I actually wanted to use BP compatible)
I have no seen anyone with this issue and any suggestions will be a great help.
Thank you
