Hi @alyssashift
I’m sorry but we cannot provide help for this fork of BuddyPress, please contact the buddyboss support instead.
Hi @awol
Thanks for your initiative, a possible way to find it is to download your /wp-content directory and use a code/text editor like vscode and use their “Search in directory” feature.
Hi @priyam1234
Really happy you found the way to fixing your issues đź‘Ť.
Hi @cristan17
Sorry to read about the issues you’re facing.
The first thing I would do if I were you would be to make sure errors are not logged on front-end but only into your error log file: you can define WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY to false into your wp-config.php to do so, see: https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/debugging-in-wordpress/#wp_debug_display
Then, there’s a good chance these errors are deprecated notices which means the 3rd party BuddyPress plugins or theme have not updated their code to be ready for 12.0.0. We anticipated this case building the BP Classic backwards compatibility Add-on. If you haven’t activated this Add-on with BuddyPress 12.0.0, you can try to do so to see if it fixes your issues.
If you want to roll back once you updated BuddyPress, you’ll need the BP Classic Add-on to first find back your BuddyPress pages. Then deactivate BuddyPress and all other BuddyPress plugins except BP Classic. BP Classic will make sure you have your BuddyPress pages will stay in place. Then only deactivate BP Classic. Remove the wp-content/plugins/buddypress folder of your site. Before installing version 11.4.0, make sure to edit manually the BuddyPress db version option for the one of version 11.4.0. Into the wp_options table the _bp_db_version option value needs to be 13408.
Here’s the download link for 11.4.0:
https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/buddypress.11.4.0.zip
I seem to be having an issue where I want to use the wordpress login/register/forgot password, but the forgot password brings back an empty page. Turning off Buddypress makes it work fine, but not sure which setting to toggle to get it to work.
Any help would be appreciated!
Hello BuddyPress Community,
I am encountering an issue with BuddyPress where custom messages are not being displayed to users after they submit a membership request form. Despite the form submission being successful and the user being added to the backend for approval, no confirmation message is shown to the user on the frontend. This lack of feedback is causing confusion.
Here’s a brief overview of the situation:
I am using a custom membership request form instead of a standard registration form.
When a user submits the form, they should receive a confirmation message, but this is not happening.
The user is redirected to the homepage after submission, but no message is displayed.
I have tried using bp_core_add_message() in various parts of the register.php file and other related files, but to no avail.
I have also attempted to use custom functions in functions.php to handle this, but these too have not worked.
Debugging and checking error logs have not provided any clear indications of the issue.
The site is up-to-date with the latest versions of WordPress and BuddyPress.
I am looking for guidance or suggestions on how to ensure that a confirmation message is displayed to the user after they submit the membership request form. Any insights or advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance for your help!
Hello BuddyPress Community,
I am encountering an issue with BuddyPress where custom messages are not being displayed to users after they submit a membership request form. Despite the form submission being successful and the user being added to the backend for approval, no confirmation message is shown to the user on the frontend. This lack of feedback is causing confusion.
Here’s a brief overview of the situation:
I am using a custom membership request form instead of a standard registration form.
When a user submits the form, they should receive a confirmation message, but this is not happening.
The user is redirected to the homepage after submission, but no message is displayed.
I have tried using bp_core_add_message() in various parts of the register.php file and other related files, but to no avail.
I have also attempted to use custom functions in functions.php to handle this, but these too have not worked.
Debugging and checking error logs have not provided any clear indications of the issue.
The site is up-to-date with the latest versions of WordPress and BuddyPress.
I am looking for guidance or suggestions on how to ensure that a confirmation message is displayed to the user after they submit the membership request form. Any insights or advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance for your help!
You and your teamar are great. I have one last question . i have my all ACF fields in set_general_options() function. could you please provied me hook with the help of i can put that field in your <<BuddyPress directories>>
None of this is true or has helped me! I uninstalled buddypress for the hundred and fourteenth time in the last five years, only problems. I am now using Ultimate member and everything works as it should.
Hello, thank you for your assistance. I have upgraded to BuddyPress v12, but now I am facing an issue. I am unable to customize my site from WordPress, specifically under APPEARANCE/CUSTOMIZE. Every time I try to customize the site, I receive an error message. Even the widget page is not loading properly for customization and some widgets stopped working (eg: who’s online widget)
This issue prompted me to use WP Rollback to revert to the previous version, but going back broke my site. Is there a fix for this? I would really appreciate your help.
Hi Richard,
To edit the signup/register page for new BuddyPress members, check if it’s listed under pages or the BuddyPress plugin menu. If not, you might need to explore the plugin settings or customization options.
Now I’ve read the other topic you posted into, I know you are using WordPress Multisite.
My question about viewing the registration page being disconnected might seem a bit obvious but I wanted to check if you were using or not the Site invitation feature of BuddyPress which uses our signup page although global registration are disabled.
But I guess registration is on since you’re using a specific plugin.
Using BuddyPress < 12.0.0, once you removed the registration page, were you getting a notice to do the page association ?
I believe reading your post we should probably stop assuming you want BuddyPress to manage registration to your site, so I’ll work on a way to only do so if the admin opts in.
Hi @bermudastream can you give more details about your config:
– WordPress Multisite or regular ?
– In the site health information tab, what are the values of:
– WordPress > registration
– BuddyPress > URL parser
– being disconnected, what do you see when you go to this registration page ?
Hello everyone,
Since the update to version 12.0, there have been numerous changes. One of them is the desynchronization between the “favorite” and “subscribe” features in BuddyPress and BBPress. Is there a solution to address this issue?
Thankyou
Hello,
I am trying to change back the sign up process to use WordPress’ and not the BuddyPress registration page. I attempted to use the following to no avail.
Any help would be appreciated!
Resolved – How to disable the registration function of buddypress?
Unsure if this is what you mean, I am trying to get back the WordPress Registration form, maybe you will fare better with it?
Resolved – How to disable the registration function of buddypress?
buddypress birthdays looks like a wbcom designs widget, I’m gonna try and install it on a site with buddypress 12 to see if it works, will report back
Hi @claudiovillagra
Is « BuddyPress Birthdays » a GamiPress add-on ? Or what is the plugin generating this feature ?
Hi @priyam1234
Well we are not using Post IDs to decide what content should be displayed but URI globals that can be accessed through these functions : https://github.com/buddypress/buddypress/blob/master/docs/developer/functions/uri-globals.md
The post ID is reset to 0 when you reach a BuddyPress page to avoid PHP notices. There’s a new way to get this ID though adding an action to this hook https://github.com/buddypress/buddypress/blob/master/src/bp-core/classes/class-bp-component.php#L1260 (the query parameter has a queried_object_id property ($query->queried_object_id) where you’ll get this ID.
The code I shared with you is adding a new WP Admin Menu « BuddyPress directories ». Thanks to it you’ll get the list of directory pages similarly to regular WordPress pages and you’ll be able to reach the edit part of these pages. As the buddypress post type doesn’t support the editor, this page will only show the directory title. I believe from what I know of ACF it should be enough for this plugin to generate its metabox.
Woffice just made an update, it fix it.
However, we lost the customization of BuddyPress Birthdays…
@imath Thoughts?
Hello,
Unfortunately after the latest bp update Version 12.0.0 I am inundated with spam sign ups!
Previously, it was possible to delete the registration page entirely, which I had tdone because of excessive spam registrations.
However now BuddyPress pages are no longer accessible in the network admin panel & BuddyPress Settings. I even tried addding an obscure page name slug in the urls section of buddypress settings, but I’m still inundated with spam sign-ups.
I use a plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/user-registration/ to navigate around the weak registration page and I am still using it except that I have the main buddypress registration page causing sign up problems which I cannot fix.
Perhaps I’m overlooking something. If so, could you provide suggestions on how to secure the BuddyPress registration page or eliminate it completely which I would almost prefer to do as
I’ve never been able to customize it and secure it from massive unwanted registrations
Thank you for your time and patience
Mark M.
so that plugin will let new users sign up for buddypress?
Once you’ve downloaded it, do you install all folders into the WP plugins section?
Hello. When I click on the name of another user in our Forum, it currently redirects us to an account restricted page and not their profile. I have been checking BP settings but I do not see any setting to unrestrict it at the moment,
I am new to WP in general but I do think that viewing other profiles should be possible. Not sure if there is a setting somewhere that will allow this function. As mentioned, the users are clickable right now but when I do click it, it redirects me to a restricted access page.
We are using Version 12.0.0
Link to our forums: https://parentingourparents.info/forum/
Here are the plugins currently activated:
Avada Builder
Avada Core
Basic User Avatars
bbPress
BetterDocs
BetterDocs Pro
BuddyPress
Classic Widgets
CoBlocks
Elementor
Google Analytics
Paid Memberships Pro
Paid Memberships Pro – bbPress Add On
Paid Memberships Pro – BuddyPress & BuddyBoss Add On
Paid Memberships Pro – Donations
Sucuri Security – Auditing, Malware Scanner and Hardening
User Menus
WP User Profile Avatar
WPForms Lite
Previously, it was possible to eliminate the registration page entirely, which I had to do because of excessive spam sign-ups. However, after the latest update, I attempted to delete the page, only to find that BuddyPress pages are no longer accessible in the network admin panel. I even tried renaming the registration page to something obscure, but I’m still inundated with bot and spam sign-ups.
Is the BuddyPress team aware of what I perceive as a major setback in the latest update? Previously, I used a plugin (https://wordpress.org/plugins/user-registration/) to navigate around the weak registration page and I am still using it except that I have the main buddypress registration page causing problems which I cannot cancel. Perhaps I’m overlooking something. If so, could you provide suggestions on how to secure the BuddyPress registration page or eliminate it completely which I would prepare to do as
I’ve never been able to customize it
Mark M.
@jaymzwayne if you want to rollback, activate BP Classic (to get the regular directory pages back into your regular WordPress pages), then deactivate BuddyPress and BP Classic. You’ll need to manually reset the « DB Version » for the one of version 11.4.0. Into the wp_options table the _bp_db_version option should be 13408. Only then download and activate a previous BuddyPress version (11.4.0).
Here’s the download link for 11.4.0:
https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/buddypress.11.4.0.zip
if it also helps to know the work around is i have youzify when i deactivate that then some of the problem goes away that is a plugin i paid for and it works great gives me alot of features that i dont want to loose when i have to mess with the themes side of things or buddypress i have to turn off youzify when done turn it back on is there a way i can go back to the 11 release of budddy press
