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Hi,
We’ve been experiencing problematic issues with BP Email notifications.
As stated on the subject of the post, our BuddyPress installation went ok and each time a new user register. He’s been sent an activation mail (as the situation stated it).
We are managing group members from the wordpress back-office. Actually, no action (except the registration/login) is performed client-side.
We (the admin) invite as a member or promote any registered and activated user to any group. This action is performed in the back-office. As stated on the various Email Situations, the recipient should receive an email if the action is performed but this never happens.
We eventually tried to disable plugins and resetting things but we’re out of luck. We also tried the following plugin BP Default Email Notification Settings Control Version 1.0.1
to force email notification with no success.Thanks for any efficient help,
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Below our configuration:
WP 4.7.2
plugins :
Advanced Custom Fields Pro Version 5.3.3.2
Beautiful taxonomy filter Version 2.1.0
BP Default Email Notification Settings Control Version 1.0.1
BuddyPress Version 2.7.4
Contact Form 7 Version 4.5.1
Contact Form DB Version 2.10.26
Intuitive Custom Post Order Version 3.0.7
JS & CSS Script Optimizer Version 0.3.2
mobble Version 1.6
PDF Image Generator Version 1.5.0
Theme My Login Version 6.4.6
WP E-Mail Debug Version 1.1.0
WP Maintenance Version 2.8.2
WP Super Cache
WPBakery Visual Composer
Yoast SEOI am running two registration schemes in my website (which is still under local development). For one, I am using a different plugin which works with the default wp_users table. For the other, I am thinking of using a different table (say wp_members).
How do I make BuddyPress work with this table (and an associated meta table) without disrupting the other plugin?If I’m not mistaken, doing
define ( 'CUSTOM_USER_TABLE', 'wp_members' ); define ( 'CUSTOM_USER_META_TABLE', 'wp_members_meta' );would alter the WP settings as well.
WordPress version – 4.7.2
BuddyPress version – 2.7.4Topic: Pending Activation
Buddypress: Version 2.7.4
Wordpress: WordPress 4.7.2 running MesoColumn themeHello Forum, I have being searching and reading the many threads about the Buddypress activation email not being sent and is not coming up with a solution and it seems that this issue goes back very far.
With out Buddypress activated I am able to get the registration email. I am also using Easy WP SMTP.
Is there any input that can guide me?
Many Thanks
Fred.
Topic: Events Plugin for BBpress
Hi I came across this great post from 3 years ago and I wounder if we have any “good changes” on those plugins, mentioned there… I really need Pre-booking, Attending Buttons without paying (YES, MAYBE, NOT ATTENDING) –
Way to contact these Audience who marked “MAYBE ATTENDING”, waiting list and compatible with BBpress which means Members could be able to create and manage events from the front end….thanks,
Hello!
I am currently setting up and developing a social media site based on WordPress/BuddyPress but can’t find a single event plug-in, that meets our requirements:
1. Users can submit events
2. Integration in the BP Frontend/Profiles
3. Ability for recurring events
4. Usage of custom Post Types and Taxonomies for Events and Locations
5. Ability to show intention to attend (like in Facebook)
6. Ability to invite others (your friends) to an event by BP messages or BP notifications
7. Activity Stream entrys for creating and attending events
8. Sell tickets (preferably integrating mit MarketPress or WooCommerce).
9. Granular Shortcodes and Template-Tags for complete customization of output.I would gladly pay 500 or even 1,000 dollars for a plug-in that does it all!
I started off with looking at a plug-in, I’ve been using for 4 years now: Events Manager. Its VERY well documented, has loads of shorttags and complies with 1/2/3/4/7/8/9. But it cant invite other users by internal BuddyPress functions and you cant say “I’ll attend” without “buying” a ticket.
Then I came upon Event Espresso. Nice and polished and with some extra features like QR-Code tickets and a mobile app to have a digital check-in. It also exposes all content through a JSON API possibly making a mobile app integration (like with PhoneGap) much easier. It also offers seating plans for variable tickets. But again: no invitation or notification through BuddyPress. No “Attend” and “maybe” buttons like in FB. And no BuddyPress integration, not frontend event submission and unless you have bought a license you cant check, what shortcodes it has to offer. Certainly a more tight-lipped approach to technical support.
For a long time I thought, these are the major players I have to choose among, before I became aware of Events+ by WPMU. Incredibly, it seems to be the only WordPress events plugin mimicking the FB way of showing your intention to attend. The “Attend” and “Maybe” buttons are front and center of this plugin, along with recurring events and a system to buy tickets (integrated with MarketPress). It even allows different ticket prices based on user level/role. But a lousy pre-sales documentation and limited number of shortcodes and again: no internal invitation feature.
I googled again and again, before I found a reference to the original BP events plugin, seemingly abandoned by its (too good not to ne hired by Facebook) developer. This plug-in, was apparently able to invite friends of the event organizer through BuddyPress notifications. It hasnt been developed further since then, it seems, and it came with a peculiar “feature”: all people invited were automatically registered as attending. If everything in life would be so easy
So, my site is working fine so far with one exception. Although the additional user profile fields that I have added appear in Registration, and appear as options to modify their visibility in Settings (and currently show set to ‘Everyone’), the additional fields and any data filled into them during Registration do not appear when viewing a user’s profile. All new fields have been added to the ‘Base’ group, but only ‘Name’ appears.
There are a bunch of things working together, so I think maybe something is overriding the new fields, but I’m not sure what.
I have tested this on Twenty-Fifteen and the problem still occurs.
Below are the main plugins in play, and the site link. Thank you for any help or suggestions.
– Matt
Site: http://test.corsairs.network
Theme: Atahualpa 3.7.24
BuddyPress v2.7.4
BuddyPress for Learndash v1.1.0
bbPress v2.5.10
LearnDash and bbPress Integration v1.2
LearnDash LMS v2.2.1.2But how to set exactly this menu (with red circle with number notifications) out the very top admin bar but in the right sidebar for example.
I follow this link:
But notifications does not display… 🙁When I try to associate the page called ‘Members’ with the members directory in the BuddyPress settings panel it refuses to save the settings. There is no error in the PHP error logs or anywhere that I can find. When I click ‘Save settings’ the page reloads with nothing selected as the members page.
There is a notice called ‘The following active BuddyPress Components do not have associated WordPress Pages: Members. Repair‘. When I click on ‘Repair‘ again nothing happens. How can I resolve this?
Hello!
If an “update” in a group is marked with an “@membername”, the corresponding recipient will be notified by e-mail and will receive this update via e-mail.My question:
Is it possible “somehow” to configure an e-mail from BuddyPress, where an update in a group is sent by an “@groupname” to all members of this group (without having to insert all group members by an “@membername”)?
Thx in advance!
WP 4.7.2, BP 2.7.4
