BuddyPress.org

And finally, I just noticed that this forum is correctly showing my Username as “@pastordatm” which it should be on my site, https://datm.org/ under the Member profiles for BuddyPress.

QUESTIONS: Is this the correct sub-forum for the BuddyPress developers to see this bug report? Is there a Bugzilla bug tracking log (or similar) that has WordPress User access to see if this bug has been reported before? It may need updating for BuddyPress Version 3.1.0 now.

As always, thanks in advance for any assistance that can be provided towards this issue.

Pastor Dave

Hmmmmmmm… I have had two additional users sign up with non-gMail eMail addresses and their Usernames came out as I would want mine to. They have signed up in the format of Any_Name@xyz.com and their Username beside their Profile Picture is Any_Name. There seems to be a bug in BuddyPress Version 3.1.0 with a user having a gMail eMail address.

How can I resolve this? Anyone?

Thanks in advance! Pastor Dave

I’m watching videos and forum tutorials and they tell me that Buddypress is a forum plugin … inculso in a page appears as one of the best forum plugin .. if the plugin does not achieve this I want to know;

with this plugin or is there any other way for them to register on my website outside of the wordpress pre-filled login panel?

Can I create another page or route?

@venutius thank you so much!
I did try it and it was not a Buddypress issue 🙂

thank you r-a-y:)

buddpress adds the invailid-key error at bp-members-function.php:1856
so why it is “wrong”(if ! $wpdb->query…) that $wpdb->query can update the value?
i dont undestand it 🙁

// Change the user's status so they become active.
			if ( ! $wpdb->query( $wpdb->prepare( "UPDATE {$wpdb->users} SET user_status = 0 WHERE ID = %d", $user_id ) ) ) {
				return new WP_Error( 'invalid_key', __( 'Invalid activation key.', 'buddypress' ) );
			}

update:
hmm i dont know. but it seems like the $user->errors is empty with var_Dump. but with print_r not.

also in the backend the user is activated when he clicks on the activation link. but $user->errors will give an error.

error_Log:
[17-Jul-2018 17:27:38 UTC] PHP Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in /mnt/web313/d2/98/57260698/htdocs/goUnhooked/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-members/screens/activate.php on line 118
[17-Jul-2018 17:27:38 UTC] error varDump:||
[17-Jul-2018 17:27:38 UTC] error print_r:|1|

 error_log(" error varDump:|".var_dump($user->errors)."|");
 error_log(" error print:|".print_r($user->errors)."|");

i found the reason

in https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/3.1.0/src/bp-members/screens/activate.php?marks=98#L62
at:line 101

i found the reason. php thinks $user->errors is not empty. but it is.

so $user->errors is empty. as my error_log says
[17-Jul-2018 16:51:26 UTC] error activte :

cheers pauapau

That’s what I’m trying to do, and what I believe the function bpex_change_profile_settings_default_tab is supposed to do. And I’m almost positive it was working before the upgrade to Buddypress 3. I had to leave the project for over a month and came back to it after the upgrade. I’ve found multiple sources/tutorials that give instructions on how to accomplish this, but all are pre version 3, and none now seem to work.

The override Settings > General screen is not my ideal solution, but it might be a good stop-gap. Thanks.

Thank you for you help guys!

i installed wordpress and buddypress new. There is still the same issue.
any idea?

@r-a-y
I haven’t tried that. I contacted WordPress a second time and now they decided to look into it for me, so I am waiting on that.

If I deactivate Buddypress, what will happen to my site? It is a member community full of groups and forums and I am afraid to break it.

Is it safe to just deactivate Buddypress like that?

Should have mentioned that I’m running WordPress 4.9.7 and Buddypress 3.1, along with the BuddyBoss Boss theme 2.4.3.