BuddyPress.org

I use Paid Membership Pro and this add on: https://wordpress.com/plugins/pmpro-buddypress

You would need to setup some (maybe) pretty complex membeships, but it would be possible to solve with PMP. You can add users into memberships – and these memberships can have access to specific groups only by default.

Not sure if this helps and solves your problem, but only solution I can think of when it comes to restrictions and BuddyPress Features.

Kind regards! 🙂

I have a BIG headache when using BuddyPress and wager many others do too. I have many users join my site every day which I’ve set to manually approve each user(membership). Many membership requests I quickly approve as I see from their answers to my varied signup questions they are genuine.

@epgb101 I can help you automate this manual approval process.

@ingelavragardwebbredase Please check this thread, Might help you

Hide members

Have you tried forcing Buddypress to send emails using the WordPress email function?
It might help.

It’s due to SMTP. You must log in to SMTP using your website email address.
Not enough, unfortunately only with Buddypress, you then also have to identify the email address with the website provider DMARk, use the Easy WP SMTP plugin
You need to contact your website provider.
Also check the spam

We are welcome to network, register if necessary and give each other tips.

Nachbarschaftstreff Hamburg – Harburg – Basteln Workshops

It’s because of SMTP. You have to log in to SMTP with your website email address.
Not enough, unfortunately only with Buddypress, you then also have to identify the email address with the website provider DMARk, use the Easy WP SMTP plugin
You have to contact your website provider.
Also look in the spam

We are welcome to connect and perhaps register each other and give each other tips.

Nachbarschaftstreff Hamburg – Harburg – Basteln Workshops

Hello,

Thank you for your thread which helped me to find a solution.
I was lokking to noindex profiles pages in buddypress.
At least it works on my side. Hope that will help you guys.

// Set a high priority to remove Yoast meta robots tags before they are added
function remove_yoast_meta_robots() {
    if (function_exists('buddypress') && bp_is_user()) {
        // Remove Yoast's meta robots tag
        add_filter('wpseo_robots', function($robots) {
            return 'noindex, follow';
        });
    }
}
add_action('wp', 'remove_yoast_meta_robots', 1);