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Hi, i would like to know if I can disable the ‘activate’ page where the user goes after clicking the link of the activation mail. I want that after the user clicks on the link, the confirmation trigger starts and the user is confirmed at the wp (due to the fact that is a confirmed user, since he has clicked the confirmation button).
Is possible to implement this?
Hope someone has the answerTopic: Disable Activation
Hi! how i can do to disable the activation user of BP for login to the profile without activating and without approve the email? i saw many post of it but it was all older and it isnt work now.
i tried this code without lucky
add_filter( 'bp_core_signup_send_activation_key', 'ps_disable_activation_email' ); function ps_disable_activation_email() { return false; } add_filter( 'bp_registration_needs_activation', '__return_false' );Thanks!!
When a new user registers the password that they choose is different from what is sent after clicking on the activation link – how can I remove the password requirement when a user signs up or have the correct password shown in the activation email?
Hi!
I’ve been experiencing quite a problem since a few days: I’m using Mailjet but all the activation emails from BuddyPress are blocked (hence blocking all emails from my website). It seems like the “From” field is responsible for this.
How can I modifiy it to get my emails send again?Thanks for any clue.
Topic: Not sent email activation
Hello, I am reading everything related to this topic and I see that it is a general problem that has not been solved correctly.
In my case, activation emails are not received after registration.
In support of WPLMS they have sent me to Buddypress saying that it is not their business.
I have checked with my hosting and the emails do not come out, they are not generated.
I have verified the sending via WP MAIL SMTP with server, port and specific user, but still not received.
Isn’t there a concrete solution? What can be done?
Thank you.WP 5.2.3
WordPress as a directory install?
BP 5.0.0
Child theme of Virtue premiumMy problem doesn’t seem to be an issue, by a fonctionnality which seems weird.
When a user wants to change his email adresse in his buddypress profile, then an activation mail is sent… to the old email that have been just changed, not on the new one. In case this user changes his adress because he doesn’t have any access to this old email, he is stuck.
But if he changes his email adress in the WP user admin (actually, he can’t do that because he doesn’t have this access, only buddypress profile. it’s me who can make the test), WP send an activation email to the new adress.
And I can see that the fist example is an activation mail sent by Buddypress (email layout of buddypress), and in the second, it’s sent by WordPress.
So, it seems obvious that it’s a Buddypress action. I would like so that Buddypress send the activation mail on the new email adress of the user not the old one.But impossible to find any clue, or any option in the Buddypress setting, or any information in this forum or in the web. As if only me have this problem…
Somebody could help me ?
Thank you very much !Laurent DAGANY
Hello all,
As the title describes, how would I go about just having a new user click a link in the “new registration email” to activate their account, instead of having the user go to a page that requires them to go through the activation key process to then activate the account.
Is there a way to add the activation key to a GET request or something similar? Just seems like the activation key step causes a lot of confusion for people.
Best regards
Hello,
After clicking the activation link in the “Activate your account” email, you are taken to the activation key page, you then have to press the “Activate” button, then click log in, then sign in manually. Doesn’t seem like a good user experience to me.
Is it possible to have the user redirected to the home page and be automatically signed in after clicking the “Activate” button? Or better yet, do this right from the email link?
Many sites just take you to their site and have you auto signed in after clicking the activate link in the first email.
Is it possible to make these changes to Buddypress?
Thank you,
-Chris
Topic: Translation problem
Hello to all. I turn to you and ask for your help in trying to solve an annoying problem.
I installed and configured Buddypress in Italian (of course) but during registration the user receives the Email in English:<< Thanks for registering!
To complete the activation of your account, go to the following link and click on the Activate button:
(———)
If the ‘Activation Key’ field is empty, copy and paste the following into the field – >>Naturally I identified the string in the Po file using the “Loco Translate” plugin and it is already translated into Italian, but the user who registers, as I have already said, receives the Email in English. This is a dilemma I can’t manage.
Can anyone help me identify the cause of this problem?
Thank you in advance.
ClaudioTopic: Registration not working.
Hi, I have register to my website. However the activation is not working. I had click on it and it was said that the user doesn’t exsist. then I have tried to add in that activation id in the email. That said it was invalid id. Please help me out.
Hello. My website puzzleprime.com does not send out activation emails. I am using WP Mail SMTP. I found THIS SOLUTION but I don’t think the BP code on my website needs fixing:
'core-user-registration' => array( /* translators: do not remove {} brackets or translate its contents. */ 'post_title' => __( '[{{{site.name}}}] Activate your account', 'buddypress' ), /* translators: do not remove {} brackets or translate its contents. */ 'post_content' => __( "Thanks for registering!\n\nTo complete the activation of your account, go to the following link and click on the <strong>Activate</strong> button:\n<a href=\"{{{activate.url}}}\">{{{activate.url}}}</a>\n\nIf the 'Activation Key' field is empty, copy and paste the following into the field - {{key}}", 'buddypress' ), /* translators: do not remove {} brackets or translate its contents. */ 'post_excerpt' => __( "Thanks for registering!\n\nTo complete the activation of your account, go to the following link and click on the 'Activate' button: {{{activate.url}}}\n\nIf the 'Activation Key' field is empty, copy and paste the following into the field - {{key}}", 'buddypress' ) ), 'core-user-registration-with-blog' => array( /* translators: do not remove {} brackets or translate its contents. */ 'post_title' => __( '[{{{site.name}}}] Activate {{{user-site.url}}}', 'buddypress' ), /* translators: do not remove {} brackets or translate its contents. */ 'post_content' => __( "Thanks for registering!\n\nTo complete the activation of your account and site, go to the following link: <a href=\"{{{activate-site.url}}}\">{{{activate-site.url}}}</a>.\n\nAfter you activate, you can visit your site at <a href=\"{{{user-site.url}}}\">{{{user-site.url}}}</a>.", 'buddypress' ), /* translators: do not remove {} brackets or translate its contents. */ 'post_excerpt' => __( "Thanks for registering!\n\nTo complete the activation of your account and site, go to the following link: {{{activate-site.url}}}\n\nAfter you activate, you can visit your site at {{{user-site.url}}}.", 'buddypress' ), // 'args' => array( // 'multisite' => true, // ), ),Any idea how to fix the issue? Test emails work fine so that issue must be with BuddyPress.
Topic: invalid activation key error
I am getting
1) a “504 Gateway Time-out” error on my site while trying to register a new user, but i do get the email to activate the account.
2) when i click on the activation link that directs me to the activation link page an “invalid activation key” or “504 Gateway Time-out” error is displayed
My WP version is 5.2.2 and my buddypress version is 4.3.0 and the url of my site is http://www.enlightopedia.net
Please help
For some reason, people are able to log into the website without activating their account first. When doing so, their account gets bugged out:
– They see the blue admin bar on top when they shouldn’t (I disabled it so only admins see the bar).
– Shown as offline
– Friendship requests do not work and get bugged out.Could you offer me some assistance as to why this may be happening? Sometimes they are able to log in without activating. Other times, they get “ERROR: Your account has not been activated. Check your email for the activation link.”
The theme I use is not custom (https://wordpress.org/themes/editor/). However, I did switch it back to the default theme to check (Twenty Nineteen) and unfortunately, the problem still persists. I’ve tried disabling plugins as well and I could not seem to isolate the problem.
In https://example.com/wp-admin/users.php?page=bp-signups, the page generates the IDs of all the accounts that are not activated yet. Is there a way for me to fetch the user IDs for those who are not activated yet and redirect them to a custom page when they log-in? Sometimes unactivated accounts are able to log-in. As a temporary solution while I figure out the root of the problem, my plan was to:
Fetch all the user IDs of those who are not activated yet
Upon login, redirect them to a custom page that explains that their access is limited and to activate their account to gain access to everything.
My idea was:function unactivated_user_redirect( $user_login, $user ) { // Grab unactivated user IDs and store in array // Check to see if $user ID matches ID in array. // If matches redirect to wp_redirect(www.example.com/custom-page); //exit(); } add_action('wp_login', 'unactivated_user_redirect', 10, 2);I’ve created a site using Buddypress for a client. In testing, activation emails would be sent (sometimes to spam) but once the site launched my client started getting complaints from people not receiving their activation email, and their emails weren’t in their spam folders either.
Some people are clicking ‘resend activation’ multiple times to no avail. While others are able to get in just fine. The site has over 3,000 users now and several hundred of them had to be activated by my client manually, which is unacceptable!
Has anyone else had this issue where activation emails only SOMETIMES send? All the other posts I’ve seen about activation emails seem to be that none of them are working.
What could be the solution for this intermittent sending?
Hi!
I have problems with e-mails.
I set email when someone registers on my website for activation but it seems not working.
Same problem with the cover image of a user profile. When I upload my personal cover image in CUSTOM CSS PANEL it’s working. But when I go to my profile disappears.Wordpress Version: 5.2.2
Buddypress Version: 4.3.0.
Website: https://www.dovadoapp.comThank you for your patience.
Hello,
why does wordpress and buddypress got that complicated registration process. username, name, email…!?
Totally out of time.
OK, I created a real cool registration form with USER META Pro plugin.
It only asks for a WP nickname, email and password.
With that plugin I set the nickname, the user_login and the buddypress name.
All works fine. users are registred and can login in…and all is working, accept that activation link that is fired during the classic buddypress registration and the insert in that buddypress member table.How does that work, is there a HOOK, I can fire after my registration is done?
Like, take the user_ID, email address and name and send the activation link.
does anyone has a solution or a suggestion for this?
Thanks,
DenisHi guys,
Just set up buddypress and everything works great. Email sends well after setting up the SMTP and I can get the activation link.
The problem I have is that after I activate an account, I get this message:
“Your account was activated successfully! You can now log in with the username and password you provided when you signed up.”
where log in sends you to “wp-login.php?redirect_to”I have created a separated login page (/login) and I would like to send users there. I see no option to select my /login page as my way of authentication.
Is it possible to know a fix or even the filename.php where the redirect happens such that I change it manually?
Thanks.
I can’t get my activation emails to send.
I’ve used WP SMTP, the test email will send and work. I’ve created support tickets with my host, my Sys Admin, with BuddyBoss theme, LearnDash, and now BuddyPress. Given the amount of forumns that focus on this issue, I believe it is stemming from BuddyPress.
Please someone help me. I’ve built out an E Learning site for 6 months and I can’t have it all be for nothing, but this site is unusuable if people aren’t able to sign up and get the activation email.
