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  • life2000
    Participant

    Almost solved! Password not a problem.

    I just noticed that I can easily change the password using the “settings” on the profile page. It’s awesome!

    I won’t be giving them a blog yet. So that won’t be a problem.

    So, all set. All I have to do now is change the text on the last activation email sent to users. It looks rather unfriendly with the title: “dear user” and the signature “WordPress”.

    Other than that, it’s all cool.

    THANK YOU SO MUCH.

    life2000
    Participant

    All we need to do is to direct them to their profile page withing Buddypress site after they log in. Is there a way to modify the email messages that go out during and after activation process?

    This problem has burned a hole in my brain for the last 24 hours.

    HELP PLEASE!

    #3304
    Decisionc
    Participant

    Hello,

    I have a simple question that I have spent the last hour trying to find a solution for.

    How do I change the default emails sent to new users who are only creating user accounts? (I have the “Only user account can be created.” setting enabled – I don’t want new users to create new blogs)

    I know that there is a “Welcome Email” setting in the Site Admin -> Site Options section. When I change these settings, the welcome email doesn’t change. That means, this setting is for new blog users I believe, and not new user accounts.

    Does that mean I have to change something in the core files??????

    I get this welcome email after the activation email when creating new user accounts (which I can’t change):

    Dear User,

    Your new account is setup.

    You can log in with the following information:

    Username: testingaccount

    Password: *******

    Thanks!

    –The WordPress Team

    #36247
    Brad Williams
    Participant

    disable email activation on new sign-ups. I know it’s more of an MU specific plugin, but there are a LOT of people who could use this (including myself!)

    #35937

    In reply to: No admin bar in blogs

    Burt Adsit
    Participant

    There’s no admin bar in the login form no.

    I’m not sure what email link you are referring to. After signing up a user gets an email with an activation link and then a password and then logs in with a temp password to their blog.

    To get to the admin backend (dashboard) of any blog you use: myblog.mysite.com/wp-admin/ or after logging in, the user has the option of using the menu bar’s ‘my blogs’ > ‘my new blog’ ><flyout menu> ‘dashboard’

    That’s also the admin area of the blog.

    There isn’t a ‘bbpress bar’ that I’m aware of. There’s a buddypress bar that has a ‘my account’ menu where you can visit your profile and other options.

    #2934
    realfam
    Member

    On my site http://www.realfam.com you can click “sign up” and go through the steps and you get the standard message saying your account was created and you need to activate. You get the activation email, but when you click on the link it takes you to the Login Page…and you dont have a password yet. If you click the link inth eemail again you get a 404 error. Any ideas? thsi worked a few hours ago just fine.

    #34690
    Burt Adsit
    Participant

    Lemme take a look at that area.

    Yep, bp does snag the ‘wpmu_signup_user_notification’ event and doesn’t allow mu to do it’s thing. Looks like bp takes over the email to the user with the user’s activation link. Sorry, I just thought bp just added some xprofile stuff.

    Wonder why it traps the email activation to the user? Gonna go look.

    #2693
    Wardee
    Participant

    Hey, guys… Anybody know how to do moderate new users and new blogs created through a BP driven site?

    I found this hack (http://wpmututorials.com/hacks/how-to-moderate-signups/) and followed it well. Problem is, BP overrides (??wrong term??) the WPMU signups.

    So, it doesn’t really work for me.

    I look in bp-core and found the signup functions but it doesn’t remotely look like the above code in order for me (in my limited ability) to hack into it.

    The above hack has WPMU send the activation email to the admin and lets the admin activate the new user and/or blog, then sends the password(s) to the new user (for both registration and/or blog creation). I would really like to have this capability with my BP installation.

    What I’d really love is for someone to write a plugin to do this so that I don’t have to hack the files each time I upgrade BP. But I’d settle for a hack at this point.

    Any ideas????

    #34413
    mezu
    Member

    Hi,

    Had the same problem. The I did a fresh install and used an email address on the same domain as the admin’s email: eg. site = mybp.co.za and admin email = admin@myby.co.za

    In my first installs I was using my work email during installation and for some reason it would not work.

    Hope this helps :)

    #34406
    Burt Adsit
    Participant

    Did you check your mail options settings in mu?

    yourdomain.org/wp-admin/options.php

    mailserver_login

    mailserver_pass

    mailserver_port

    mailserver_url

    They happy?

    #34405
    Michael Torbert
    Participant

    So here’s the weird thing now. I tried registering on the site with different email addresses; including hotmail, gmail, yahoo, ones I host, and ones hosted at various hosting companies. None of them receive and email. If I grab the activation key from the database and manually type in the activation URL, then that user is activated and then sent the activation email, along with any followup emails.

    I had two friends try it, and it worked perfectly for both of them.

    I got a hosting account the other day with asmallorange just to play with buddypress, so I’m not able to check the mail logs without submitting a support ticket to their tech support, so I have no clue whether the emails in question are actually leaving the server.

    #34403
    Burt Adsit
    Participant

    I’ve had a problem similar to #1. The email is actually sent but the recipient’s email server just blocks it. They never get it. It doesn’t get sent to ‘spam’ like gmail or yahoo. They just don’t get it at all.

    hotmail

    Right? Try complaining to Microsoft. :)

    #34397
    Michael Torbert
    Participant

    Thanks apeatling. I downloaded the trunk from svn and #2 is fixed now.

    #34393
    Andy Peatling
    Keymaster

    There was a bug with blog signups where they would be private not public. This has been fixed today. That would explain your second problem. The first I’m not sure, has anyone else experienced this?

    #2610
    Michael Torbert
    Participant

    I have WPMU 2.7 and the latest BuddyPress from trunk.

    There are a few things that don’t seem to be working right. Maybe I’m missing something simple.

    -when a new user registers for just a username, they’re never sent an email… they’re just held in wp_signups

    -when a new user registers for a blog&username, they’re sent an activation email, but the blog (which does work) doesn’t show up on the /blogs list nor on the /members/MEMBERNAME/blogs list after they activate. The blog does exist though if you go to blogname.site.com

    I tried the SMTP plugin but that didn’t help matters at all.

    #33352
    ron_r
    Member

    Does the link in the activation email have the right domain in it?

    #2284
    mikeran
    Member

    My buddypress install is not letting me create new accounts. Full registration is enabled. I am able to fill out the form for a profile and it even sends out an email. But when I click on that email’s activation, it links to a “Server not Found message”

    Same thing happens with my home base. Since there is no email activation, I get the message when I click on my user name on the top right hand corner..

    Any ideas?

    By the way, I love what you guys are doing. This is going to change the world!!! :D

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