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Deactivate BuddyPress. Is activation email sent/received if you deactivate BuddyPress?
Also, read about email activation solutions –> https://codex.buddypress.org/troubleshooting/frequently-asked-questions/

It’s being considered https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/1125 — related to https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4119

@hnla yes – https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4119

bbPress 1.0 plugins, you can’t. I mean, technically it is possible, but it’s a *huge* amount of work to reconfigure the forums to work like that. You’d be going back about two years of BuddyPress/forum integration, and it literally had a 40-step integration process.

bbPress 2.0 plugins, should work fine.

@djpaul just posted a review and rated the plugin with no problem – BP Group Reviews https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-group-reviews/reviews/

@elangley what plugin were you reviewing when you encountered the issue?

== I get this error message: User registration is currently not allowed. ==
@wanderingfox Registration ON or OFF is a WordPress setting.
For single WP – go to wp-admin Settings > General > and allow Registration
For WP Multisite – go to wp-admin Network Admin dashboard > Settings > Network Settings > Registration Settings and allow Registration

when i got to the Buddypressw tab pages and croll under the line:
Associate WordPress Pages with the following BuddyPress Registration pages.
Register is assosciated with the page : register
Activate with -none
here is the link: http://ontmoeten.synergiekzuid.nl

In next version I do not use the core BP JavaScript so it won’t be a problem the current version is basically BP-default shoe horned into small screen

I have a similar problem: after installing buddypress: groups; forum; activities ;members come up. But at registration I get this error message: User registration is currently not allowed.
On the four tabs of Buddypress settings I cant find a setting to turn registration on or off.
I have looked up and found this line in the php files but don’t know how to read those.

I use a clean wordpress 3.3.2_nl install for budypressonly on a subdomain.
And also the default buddypresstheme.

Currently you can achieve this certain group status by using the plugin called “BuddyPress Announce Group”.

But I totally agree. This “LIMITED” Group is missing in the “buddypress core system”.

In testing quickly I find that trying to set a blank option as the first in the list of options returns an error (testing on 1.6) however if I set the blank option later in the list and then use the radio select option to set it as default it does accept it and work on the front end as expected. The first visible option will be ‘—‘

@naijaping you may like to test that this works on 1.5 for your install? and report it back if possible.

@boonebgorges Have we changed this behaviour in 1.6, or did we add a filter in? It rings a bell, I think you were working on patching it.

1) Is the activity component enabled on your site?
2) Has BuddyPress loaded by the time you call those function?

Direct messaging is disabled on BuddyPress.org (people kept spamming people). Since you mentioned @sbrajesh, he should have received an email notification. However I suggest you visit his site for support http://buddydev.com/

I just posted a comment to a review in a plugin group (which I was admin for), and it worked. Can someone else give this a bit of a test, and if anyone can figure out the right combination of circumstance, please report it as a bug on https://buddypress.trac.WordPress.org — thanks.

Please don’t post on both here and on the Trac:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4189 until it is confirmed that this is a bug in BuddyPress core, and not a problem with your installation of BuddyPress. The same people who read Trac read the forum.

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4189

There is a followers plugin — https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-followers/

We do want to add more types of relationship into BuddyPress in the future.

@Scorpiion4984 Remember this is a support forum, not a ‘do work for me for free’ forum. Mercime has already spent lots of time writing documentation for this sort of task (the codex.BuddyPress.org link above). Copy the CSS into your theme’s style.css.

If you don’t understand how to do this, or further adjust the CSS to fit your site, I would suggest either learning the basics of CSS — it’s pretty straightforward — or hire a developer to help you on your site.

If you delete those pages, and create your own, you then need to go to the BuddyPress > Components screen in wp-admin, and using the drop down boxes, associate your new pages with a component.