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The new e-mail system in version 2.5 a step in the right direction, but it doesn’t make things simpeler. For example:

– Registration e-mails are sent via Buddypress
– Password reset e-mails are sent via WordPress
– Changing an e-mail address is sent via Buddypress
– Notifications of reply in topic is sent via bbpress
– Notifications van private messages are sent via Buddypress

It would be great if Buddypress has templates for WordPress en bbpress e-mails too. Or at least for password resets. This makes it less complicated to style e-mails once Buddypress is installed.

Hello,
Please i would like to know how to edit the following:

On registration page: Registering for this site is easy. Just fill in the fields below, and we’ll get a new account set up for you in no time.

Message afterregistration: You have successfully created your account! To begin using this site you will need to activate your account via the email we have just sent to your address.

Profle field: change username to desired phrase.

WP 4.5.1 BuddyPress 2.5.2

Thank you

Hi!

I have imported my BuddyPress users from an old site to a new site (new server + new domain name). I have imported these users by :

1 – Exporting certain tables from my old site’s sql database.
2 – Importing them in to the new site’s database.

The problem is – when I go the dashboard >> users, I see it’s not counting the users or I would better say no role is assigned to imported users.

Is this normal?
Do I have to assign the role of subscriber to these users manually? Or there is just no action required in this regard?

Thank you for the help

Hi all,

I am working in a site with WP4.5.1 + BP 2.5.2 + bbpress 2.5.8

I have been working on a custom group creation process and I got some good stuff I just want to share with the community. I have noticed that the group creation steps are stored within the $bp object and that they can be accessed and reseted. The standard group creation steps are the following (though they may be reordered in your installation or have less or more steps):

1. Group Details 2. Group Settings 3. Forum 4. Group Avatar 5. Group Image Cover 6. Invite friends

In my case, I needed to get rid of some of those steps and, as well, “Group Image Cover” step was prompting me to the “Are you sure you want to do this?” screen (I think it is related to the nonces, but I am not sure about this).

You can list your particular group creation steps by copying this snippet somewhere in your site (they will be listed in a page – I used my /group/create.php template). I took a part of the code from the function “groups_action_sort_creation_steps”, located in /buddypress/bp-groups/bp-groups-actions.php:


<?php global $bp;
foreach ( (array) $bp->groups->group_creation_steps as $slug => $step ) {
while ( !empty( $temp[$step['position']] ) )
$step['position']++;
$temp[$step['position']] = array( 'name' => $step['name'], 'slug' => $slug );
};
print_r(array_values($temp)); ?>


Once you have your steps and you have decided which you want to get rid of, build the array to be passed to the $bp object following this model and the information you found in the previous list:


$temp = array(
"0" => array("name" => "Details","slug" =>"group-details" ),
'1' => array("name" => "Information","slug" =>"plus-tab"),
'2' => array("name" => "Forum","slug" =>"forum" ),
);


And then place this action hook in your bp-custom.php (which is also inspired in the sorting function):


function custom_group_creation_steps() {
global $bp;
unset($bp->groups->group_creation_steps);

As I got rid of the “Image Cover Step”, now my group creation process does not print the annoying “are you sure you want to do this?” screen. But this screen is related to particular setups, so I cannot guarantee you’ll get rid of it with this code.

Happy coding!