LH BuddyPress doesn’t work normally
What is LH BuddyPress ?
Do you mean LH Private BuddyPress ?
If so, you should use the support forum for that plugin.
I couldn’t find the bp-custom.php file so, I did add it to the bp-core-functions.php file then I test to send an email through BuddyPress. It was successfully delivered by the WP mail configurations but now another problem appeared, the email delivered in plain text format showing all the Html code as plain text.
@mrjanvier on your staging site, try to debug with 2017 theme and deactivate other plugins except BuddyPress to isolate the issue.
@vapvarun thanks for your reply
Try mailgun, easy to set up and the free plan will be enough.
but I’m not talking about how to setup wp mail plugin because I’ve already done that.
the problem is BuddyPress still uses the hosting server to send emails and it ignores the wp mail configuration.
@yahven at your site, BuddyPress pages are not mapped
check the following link to setup them
Configure BuddyPress
@suehanen
You can easily add them to the menu, check out following link
BuddyPress Links in WordPress Menus
Inside BuddyPress section, you will find the register menu item to add inside your primary menu.
Hi there,
Have you enabled extended profiles in Settings/BuddyPress?
If yes, deactivate the other plugins and see if that works?
Also, try using a default theme such as 2017.
Hi there,
I’m afraid post moderation is not a feature of BuddyPress. Do you have another plugin adding that feature? if so that plugin’s creator would be the one to ask. This will probably come down to the users capabilties.
BuddyPress does not support plain permalinks.
I see this is hardcoded in ./bp-members/bp-members-template.php …
The gettext calls in that file all use the Text Domain: buddypress.
iow. they refer to the buddypress.pot file.
For example: _n( 'Viewing %1$s - %2$s of %3$s member', 'Viewing %1$s - %2$s of %3$s members', $members_template->total_member_count, 'buddypress' )
Note the ‘buddypress’ in that example.
I can’t spot anything in the PO language file…
Search the .pot file for Viewing %1$s - %2$s of %3$s member and you will find results.
There is lots of info on how to use a language file.
Specific to BuddyPress:
Customizing Labels, Messages, and URLs
Hello,
Thanks for your help, it works when i copy profile.php (after editing it) in /home/wordpress/wp-content/themes/woffice/buddypress/members/single/
Thanks
Hi
I’m using BuddyPress and upon registration of users, the email notifications are sent using the hosting server which lands 100% of the times at spam folder.
to solve this I’ve installed the WP Mail SMTP plugin but this it didn’t affect BuddyPress Smtp settings.
Please someone with a solution to solve this.
Thanks
Sorry, me again. I’ve been trying to figure this out all day and I just can’t fix it.
I’ve tried deactivating all plugins, uninstalling and reinstalling buddypress and I’ve also disabled the site’s avada theme and switched to 2019, but the issue persists.
I’ve noticed that the activity page has also stopped working and is now blank.
Before this error the registration page had a field for display name which is now missing, yet the profile details header remains. Here’s a screenshot: https://www.dropbox.com/s/kwdznzvx67oyrao/Screenshot%202019-02-02%2016.14.29.png?dl=0
Or the page itself is here: http://gym.juliabuckleyfitness.com/register/
Hope someone can help 🙂
something managed to figure out
if you put old buddypress messages work
on buddypress nouveau they disappear
how to fix it?
It’s possible to overload the members-loop.php file for your BP theme and remove that element.
I explain it here – https://buddypress.org/support/topic/member-directory/
Thanks @venutius
On closer inspection, I wonder if the issue is actually being caused by the S2Member plugin my site uses.
I guess I need to speak to their support but can you tell me please what url the user should be redirected to as standard after completing the buddypress registration form at mysite.com/register/ ?
Ok, then the next step is to go through the standard debugging steps by deactivating all other plugins apart from BuddyPress and see if registration works then, if it’s still the same try switching to the 2017 theme and test again.
Ah, that’s not the right way to do it, by doing that next time BuddyPress get’s updated your customisations will be over-written. The official way f doing it is to overload it by copying the file to the child theme directory and then editing it.
What you can do is download a fresh copy of BuddyPress and retrieve the original file.
Also see https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/theme-compatibility-1-7/a-quick-look-at-1-7-theme-compatibility/
No I put it at wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members/register.php
Did you put the edited file in you child-theme? themes/childtheme/buddypress/members/register.php?
If so you can simply rename this to something like register.old and the default register.phph will be picked up.
I’m not sure why but my registration page is suddenly not functioning properly.
After completing the details at mysite.com/register/ users are directed to the homepage rather than the page saying to check their emails for the activation link.
Activation emails are not being set and the info they enter on the registration page is lost (i.e. they’re not added to pending members).
I changed the copy in the on the registration page last week in the file at wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members/register.php – but I tested the page extensively afterwards and it seem to work fine and I didn’t touch any of the code, I just edited the page text.
It’d be great to get help soon as I’m currently running a promotion to join but no one can register so it’s kind of a nightmare!
Thanks guys. 🙂
