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I am having the same issue. If someone could help us out, it would be appreciated.

I cannot find the mythical Buddypress Email Repair. Tried all other options. Mail SMTP is sending emails successfully.

If there is another membership plugin that doesn’t have this problem, I’d love to hear about it. Ultimate Member is not very good in my eyes, but I can’t use Buddypress if my students can’t activate their accounts.

Has there been changes done? I say this because when I go to tool, there are no links to a Buddypress section.

I am having the same issue as described above, but unable to try this possible solution because I cannot find the Buddypress email repair.

The closest thing to moderation I have found is also the plugin you mentioned. But like BuddyPress it is lacking crucial moderation features and doesn’t have updates/support also as you mentioned. I have been wanting a BuddyPress moderation feature similar to WP Core forever…approve/unapproved/pending/spammed activity would be ideal. Integrated with WPCore comment status would be grand. I’d pay for a good moderation plugin. I don’t feel like BuddyPress truly integrates well when activity/comments don’t work well together. In fact, we have avoided full use of BuddyPress for this reason. I suppose this is more of an opinion post and hope some angel comes up with a solution on your problem and my similar problem.

@avaiya, For details, you can also check https://codex.buddypress.org/emails/

You can use 3rd party plugins like rtMedia. https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-media/

@saviour-photos You can find template for each email trigger inside the dashboard
https://codex.buddypress.org/emails/ You can also add additional email to available actions.

@avaiya,

see – dashboard – Emails – BuddyPress Emails

You can override default template files inside the child theme and adjust UI as you need. You can check corresponding template files name at following path

Template Hierarchy

Files inside /buddypress/members/single/ will be responsible for single profile layout.

@ottiya

You could add a template file named buddypress.php to your theme’s directory, and BP would use that template instead since that file is ahead of page.php in the hierarchy above.

If your theme has full-width template file for page, you can use the same to create buddypress.php

For further details, you can check https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/theme-compatibility-1-7/template-hierarchy/

If your question relates to your bbPress forum then try asking at bbPress. Alternatively see here for information on the bp_activity_add() function:

bp_activity_add()

Try creating the pages manually by going to the WordPress admin area. You should then be able to associate each of the pages you have created with your BuddyPress components.

members/username/ is generated by BuddyPress and author/username/ is generated by WordPress. You don’t have to merge them, they can live peacefully together without problems.

The plugin hasn’t been abandoned. It’s still maintained by @r-a-y. See https://github.com/r-a-y/buddypress-usernames-only

This may depend on your theme, and I don’t have rtmedia installed so you’ll have to work it out for yourself, but you should be able to just hide that tab using CSS.

On my install of BuddyPress a class of logged-in is added to the body element when the user is logged in. Check your page to make sure that this is the same for you too.

If it is, you can add CSS to target the rtmedia tab for people who aren’t logged in. Like I said, I don’t have rtmedia installed, so you’ll have to find out the class or ID of the media tab you want to get rid of for yourself (sorry!). But, for the sake of this example, let’s pretend it has an ID of “rtmediatab”.

So, you could add a line something like this to your CSS and the tab would be hidden:

body:not(.logged-in) #rtmediatab { display: none; }

Obviously it doesn’t remove it completely as the underlying HTML will still be in the page, but it won’t be visible on the page and that’s better than nothing.

Hope that helps

I’ve looked at BuddyPress Usernames Only and have come up with a fix for it. I’m trying to get in touch with the plugin author to see if we can push out a fix. If you are able to edit the plugin I can let you know what the fix is.

@krzysztofsw BuddyPress use the same user tables, all WordPress users will already be listed in BuddyPress member directory, and they cannot register again with same email id.

@keshabee You can change the statement via changing language strings. Try Loco translate plugin to change strings within the dashboard.
You can check https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/customizing/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/ for further details.

Hi @freddurst1805
You can use this approach to load template files from your plugin
https://gist.github.com/modemlooper/fb70735dd78de7cd2032

function screen_test(){
        add_action('bp_template_title', 'screen_test_title');
        add_action('bp_template_content','screen_test_content');
        bp_core_load_template(apply_filters('bp_core_template_plugin', 'members/single/plugins'));
    }
// buddypress-template folder and file name which you have created inside your plugin.
    function screen_test_content() {
        	include 'buddypress-template/some-template.php';
    }