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Wordpress: 5.4
BuddyPress: 5.1.2
Theme: BeTheme
BuddyPress is messing with my registration page. It looks awkward and I can’t edit it (before the wordpress update or after). I can only see it when I’m logged out and can’t find a place to edit it when I’m logged in. A developer tried to help me and when they deactivated BuddyPress, everything worked fine. Any ideas?
Thanks

Hello,

Is it possible to create more than one registration form? For example to have a separate form for different member types? If so, how?

WordPress 5.4
BuddyPress 5.1.2

Thanks.

Javier.

Hi.
When I log out of my site, and then try to register, it leads me to a blank page.

I created a page called register, and set it as the registration page in buddypress.
I also created an activation page called activation and set it to the activation page in buddypress.

What am I doing wrong?

I am using the newest version of buddypress (installed yesterday) and the newest version of wordpress (installed 2 days ago)

The login page works just fine.
I set wordpress to allow sign ups.

I installed the BuddyPress plug in last night and love the features that it adds to the bbPress plugin. One problem that I am having is the ability for subscribers to update their profile pictures. When my users go to update their profile on the frontend, there is an extended profile tab. When the user clicks the tab, it kicks them out to the site’s home page. I don’t know if I am doing something wrong. I am loving this plugin and don’t want to uninstall it. Thanks!
I am using the most recent version of WordPress. It was just updated yesterday, I believe. I am using Version 5.1.2 of Buddy Press. My site is mystudiovive.com

Good morning. I installed Buddypress on an alterview blog with the Extra theme, all in Italian. I am practical in using “Loco Translate”, in fact I translated everything I needed, but an important thing remained for me: the first message that Buddypress sends to the newly registered user. I’ll explain.
The new user registers by filling in all the fields and sends the request. At this point he receives the first email as below:

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Thanks for registering!

To complete the activation of your account, go to the following link and click on the Activate button:
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

If the ‘Activation Key’ field is empty, copy and paste the following into the field – xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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Through Loco Translate I have traced the corresponding string but it has already been translated into Italian and despite everything THE ASPIRING NEW USER RECEIVES THE EMAIL IN ENGLISH. I tried to “synchronize” but the situation remains the same. Can anyone help me? I would be infinitely grateful to you.
Claudio

I’m not sure if anyone else has mentioned this before or has ideas how to do this. I have an existing API uses SQL. My users currently register in app and log in through the app. Recently we purchased WP. I’m a .net Dev so PHP is a little new to me. Anyway, Is there a way to intergrate buddy press registration with my existing API? I have no issues using the default BuddyPress registration. I just want my users to register in two places. I’d like Buddy Press to make a call to my API as well as my WP when registering users and I’d like to make a call in my apps to register users to my WP that uses Buddy Press. I think its just two API calls. Just need to know how with step by step or video or something. Is this free? Is this paid? What do I need to do to make this work?

Hi, I have the problem with the registration page. I want to use the wordpress default page for the registration, but this page is not a really page and I can’t select this page in the buddypress settings. How can I do?