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Your questions are about WP and WooCommerce, not BuddyPress.
All three are free, so set up a test site and start using other plugins or custom code to handle your desired user roles.

I’m having exactly the same problem: when viewing reg form on iPhone, no way to add info to fields; buttons don’t work.

Running WP 4.8.2 and Buddypress 2.9.1.

I would love to see some feedback on this topic.

Given the number of people who use the web on their phones, a registration form that doesn’t work for mobile users is a registration form that doesn’t work.

You can’t do this by default on the front end in BuddyPress. You can of course do this in the WordPress admin area as an administrator.

@flashvilla, hope this helps:

I’m using Gravity Forms to display a contact form on each member profile page and dynamically populating a hidden field with the member’s email address.

Here’s info on dynamically populating a field in GF

Their example:

add_filter( 'gform_field_value_your_parameter', 'my_custom_population_function' );
function my_custom_population_function( $value ) {
    return 'boom!';
}

I have changed this to:

add_filter('gform_field_value_bp_member_email', 'bp_member_email');
function bp_member_email($value){
  return bp_get_displayed_user_email();
}

In Gravityforms, I have then created a hidden field and in the advanced tab of that field, checked “Allow field to be populated dynamically” and entered the “Parameter Name:” as “bp_member_email”

Then, in the notifications, the “Send to Email” should be changed from a standard email to a Gravityform tag. You can get that by clicking the little arrow key beside many fields such as “From Name” box. Find the name of your hidden field and click that. It should give you something like this: {BP Member Email:7} where “BP Member Email” is the name I gave the hidden field – yours will be whatever you named it.

You’ll also need to embed the form to your child theme: /themes/yourchildtheme/buddypress/members/single/home.php

Details on how to embed into your theme can be found here. Example: (where 1 is the ID of your form and 12 is the starting tabindex)

<?php gravity_form(1, false, false, false, '', true, 12); ?>

If this worked, you can view the source code of the member page and you’ll see the member’s email as an input value in the hidden field.

Hope this helps!

Please note: if you can’t have the person’s email displayed publicly in the source code for privacy (even though it’s not visible on the site), you will need an alternative method. Members on my site all have their emails visible so it’s not an issue for me.

Use bp_group_has_members and specific the id of the group.
For example: <php if ( bp_group_has_members( 'group_id=15' ) ) : ?> etc.

Group Members Loop

Seems like bbPress and Buddypress cause that conflict.

Check out the Template Hierarchy article. You can override the default templates by creating custom templates in your theme.

You’ll need to write some custom code.

Add a buddypress members loop on the template you use to show your posts.

Filter the members loop by their address.

If you write some code and run into issues, you may get some feedback on these forums.

Or you could post to the Jobs Board and hire a developer.

Hey, do a shortcode for registration form!
We will insert it in a full width page, and this would be it!
As I understand the page hierarchy, it can be all pages with sidebar or without.
Where is the third option?

Will this help?

.registration #buddypress {
width: 100% !important;
}

.page-id-64 div#right-sidebar {
display: none;
}

Hi,
Do you have the BuddyPress Force Profile Photo plugin active? If yes, Please disable it.

If no, you will need to consult your theme developer, as they might have added it.

Hope that helps.

So close isn’t it? This and scheduling could be an answer to a multi BuddyPress network on separate servers… WPMU offers 30 day free membership to check it out. They require a credit card to signup, but well worth it for all their other tools.

I believe you could add the terms and a checkbox as a requirement as part of the BuddyPress Extended Profile. Instead of the text box you added for “terms of use”, you can remove that and add a single checkbox with the words “by registering…”. Hope this helps!

@rjt1985, wondering if you are still having any issues or if you have found the specific reason it worked itself out.

We were experiencing a similar issue but could not find the reason. Our solution was to use GravityForms (developer version) instead by creating a custom registration form which also works directly with BuddyPress extended profiles.

WP, BuddyPress and WooCommerce could be used to create your site.
And they are all free, so set up a dev site and start experimenting.
You’ll need to write some custom code to handle the email restrictions.

I had the same issue, but there’s an easy fix. please see: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/avatar-across-multisite/