Search Results for 'activation email'
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Topic: Signup/Activation
Is there a way to have users sign up without activating through email, also if this is possible can they be signed in right after they sign up so that they don’t have to jump through so many hoops?
Hi, I have been passed this site to fix and I have never used buddypress before so my apologies if I am being a bit thick!
OK it is a WordPress MU 2.9.2 site with the following plugins
BuddyPress 1.2.3,
bbpress Integration 1,
WPMU enable bbpress capabilities 0.1
buddypress usernames only 0.52.If you complete the form to register with the site it submits fine and you get an email with an activation code. However if you follow that link it says that there was an error activating your account. I have had a bit of a poke around and from what I can see when it sends the email it doesn’t create a record in the wp_signups table.
Where in the code should it insert this record? Is this the correct table?
This was working perfectly until a couple of weeks ago and no one is admitting to changing anything so not sure why it has stopped working.
If anyone has any ideas why this could have stopped working/how to fix it or just point me in the direction of the files I need to look at I would be very grateful
thanks
Rachael
Hi,
When a user signs up to my site, they fill the registration form in and press submit. They then get the email through asking them to activate the account. But when they click the link they end up on the ‘/activate’ page with the message ‘There was an error activating your account, please try again.’ displayed.
Any idea why this would be?
Thanks
I had S2Member extension install on buddy press, I did a sandbox checkout with PayPal, and return to user registration page once the payment method is complete, BuddyPress then send me email confirmation with activate key.
Here is the problem:
I accidentally closed the page before the confirmation URL loads, then I try to copy & paste the URL to an other browser, it says “invalid” activation key.i know this is a stupid mistake, I ended up have to re-purchase the membership again, I just thought if we can have a button on “Invalid Key” page, so we can resent a new confirmation email.
Can any1 point me a direction where I might be looking into?
I will share the result if I find anything useful.
Regards
Gary
Topic: Get non-activated users
Here’s a little snippet I use on a lot of BP sites. It basically gets all users that registered on your site but for whatever reason never activated their account. You can then manually follow up on their registration.
I usually put it on a settings page of some custom plugin I wrote for the site.
`<?php
global $wpdb;$not_active = $wpdb->get_results( $wpdb->prepare( “SELECT um.user_id, um.meta_value, u.user_email, u.display_name, u.user_login, u.user_registered FROM {$wpdb->usermeta} um INNER JOIN {$wpdb->users} u ON um.user_id = u.ID WHERE um.meta_key = ‘activation_key'” ) );
if( $not_active ):
?>Non-activated Users
ID Display Name Username Email Key Registration Date ID Display Name Username Email Key Registration Date
<?php
foreach( $not_active as $key => $val ): ?>user_id; ?> display_name; ?> user_login; ?> user_email; ?> meta_value; ?> user_registered; ?> `
(I mistakenly posted this as an activity update rather than a topic. Oops)
I’m running a multi-site BP installation (WP 3.0.1, BP 1.2.5.2) and I’m experiencing problems related to user authorization.
When I have the option ”Both sites and user accounts can be registered.” enabled under multi-site options, any user that attempts to sign up isn’t able to activate their account using the activation link include in the confirmation email sent by BP. When they click the link, instead of activating their account they’re see a 404 page, or an ”oops… couldn’t find that page screen” (in chrome). This occurs even when they don’t try to create a blog during signup.
I’ve also noticed that in cases where the user does attempt to create a blog, when they select a blog url during the signup process, WP is allowing them to select a blog url formatted as ”domain” rather than ”<domainblog” which in one test overwrote the url for the user’s profile because they used their username as their blog url. This meant that it was impossible to visit their profile page; all links instead landed on their blog’s homepage.
Any ideas as to how to address either issue, the activation issue is the biggest problem I can see so far.
Mijn hostingprovider hielp me uit vandaag en nu heb ik bp working.But is er ergens een tutorial waar ik kan leren wat over het als ow te werken met it.Also Ik zou graag willen weten na een een account aangemaakt ik het bericht dat te krijgen een activatie mail zal worden verstuurd naar mijn emailadres, maar tot nu toe (een beetje een half uurtje) heb ik niet ontvangen anything.Do ik iets verkeerd te doen
Topic: User emails
Is the activation, registration and forgot password email the only auto emails a user gets if I don’t add a plugin for more? I’m changing the “no-reply” and admin addy and want to test that it results for each.
When a user add another user to his/her blogg, and activation e-mail is sent. The problem is that the link in the email is in the format;
http://www.site.com/wp-activate.php?key=67fca61a30711575&e=1
It should be like this;
http://www.site.com/activate/?key=67fca61a30711575&e=1
I have tried adding the foillowing row to wp-config.php;
define ( ‘BP_ACTIVATION_SLUG’, ‘activate’ );
But, still wrong URL is sent… Any ideas what could be wrong?
Topic: Buddypress email error?
I am setting up new website http://www.buddytweet.com. I am currently working on it. But i am facing problem in sending email to user. I have currently disabled activation but i want to verify email at signup. But email is not working. I have tried plugins like “Mail from”, “wp-mail-smtp”, “configure smtp”. But nothings works. I have checked settings by disabling buddypress. It works fine when buddypress disabled.
Topic: Multiple User Registrations
Hi, I have different types of users on my site and I was wondering if there is a plugin that I can install that if a normal person just click the Register button they get taken to a standard /register page, but if someone wants to register as a speaker or vendor they can click on a Register Link on specific pages that will go to /register/vendor or something and it will ask for more information.
I would like for the normal users to just get a standard activation email but the other user types to have to be approved.
Is there anything out there even close to this? Or at least the first part and I can figure out a way to hack it apart to do the manual approval?Thanks!
