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  • emaralive
    Moderator

    The login page shown in the 1st screenshot is due to having the Community Visibility option set to “Members Only” (Private Community) within BuddyPress options. This option was introduced in version 12.0.0 and there appears to be some situations in which the default WordPress login page appears as opposed to the intended “Private Community” login page. Nevertheless, the “Private Community” login page can be disabled by utilizing the bp_view_no_access_redirect_to_login_screen filter hook and you will want your callback function to return a value of true. The following link is the line of code where the filter hook resides for v14.3.4:

    bp_view_no_access_redirect_to_login_screen

    The registration page shown in the 2nd screenshot is actually the BuddyPress registration page. Why it looks different is because the Buddyx theme is utilizing CSS rules to alter/change the appearance. You should contact Wbcom Designs support regarding the restoration of the default appearance.

    #337930
    emaralive
    Moderator

    This is been asked before in different topics with various solutions offered. There is one solution that may work for you, which is represented as a GitHub Gist:

    Disable BuddyPress Signups feature

    The Gist came from a reply that is located here.

    Another solution is provided by the LoginPress plugin that has a coding example that is similar to the Gist code. The code is located near the bottom of this page.

    Other than those examples, you can read through other conversations related to this topic that may be better fits for your situation.

    #337907
    inventis
    Participant

    Hi,

    We are using BuddyPress to integrate with LearnDash.

    The LearnDash registration form is now not working as when a customer registers, it redirects to the BuddyPress registration form.

    Is there a way to disable the BuddyPress registration feature so we can use just the LearnDash registration setup.

    Thanks

    #335263
    Beardy
    Participant

    I use a profile builder and form to manage site registrations (the url was originally /register)

    Now when I go to register I get this “Member registration is currently not allowed.”

    When I go to Settings > Buddypress > URLS there is no “registration” slug and neither when I go to Pages and I able to see any buddypress created pages.

    How do I disable Buddpress hijacking the registration?
    Can I disable Buddypress registration in any way?

    #334662
    #333140
    Varun Dubey
    Participant

    @locker17 yes, you can create registration pages like that after disabling BuddyPress Registration
    Please check following thread of disable BP registration https://buddypress.org/support/topic/how-to-edit-register-page-for-buddypress/#post-332492

    #333045
    Mathieu Viet
    Moderator

    Hi @gomle

    Thanks a lot for your feedback. About Notifications, I believe using the Notification Web API can improve your “pulling the user to the site” need.

    Hi @oumz99

    I agree we should look into import/export. To comply with GDPR, users can export the data they created on the site from their profile settings. But a more global tool would be great to easily develop BuddyPress themes or move community generated content to another site.
    See & contribute to it there: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/1058

    Hi @bclaim

    So do I! I totally agree with you. We need to rethink the Private Messages component/feature with the goal:
    1. to make it a chat like system for member(s) to member(s) discussions as well as between group members discussions. What are channels in Slack could be groups in BuddyPress Private Messages. I’m looking carefully to the Block Editor live collaboration system as it may help us to reach this goal.
    2. to move the Community wide notice feature outside of it.


    @priyam1234

    It should be the case. So it’s not an evolution to me but more a bug. I’ll look into it.

    @everyone:
    I’ll make sure to talk about it with other members of the BP Core Developers team during our next development meeting.

    Here’s my 2 main wishes for 14.0.0:
    – Review our different registration flows and allow Administrators to easily disable these BuddyPress registration flows.
    – Build new BP Blocks along with a new BP Blocks only Theme to start using the WP Site Editor to customize our community area.

    #332917
    teslavolt
    Participant

    Hi @imath,

    I have a similar / related issue. I’m using Restrict Content Pro’s registration page with the latest Buddypress version (12.1.1) on a staging site and my registration page broke. It told me “Member registration is currently not allowed”, even if I disable the buddypress plugin.

    I tried the gist you posted https://gist.github.com/imath/c5c34feb5d3c9b3070f7a11bc339f103 in my child theme’s functions.php but the registration page still does not work. Any ideas?

    *Update* – I read through the earlier post and found the first workaround – going to Buddypress Settings -> URLs, but did not see any option to change the register slug. I had to briefly turn on wordpress general settings “Anyone can register” so that more options would appear in “URLs”. I was able to set the slug to something else like ‘sign-in’ and that seemed to allow my RCP registration to function again.

    Just to check, I disabled “Anyone can register”. Seems like the BP slug change stuck and my RCP registration is operational.

    #332724
    Mathieu Viet
    Moderator

    Hello @ceraus

    BuddyPress is overriding WordPress registration URL by default so that it is displayed into your theme instead of the wp-login.php file. From previous support topics on the same subject I’ve read some users were deleting the registration page BuddyPress was created to force the use of the WordPress registration page. This was a workaround that is not doing the trick anymore in BuddyPress 12.0.0.

    Please see: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/buddypress-12-0-0/page/8/#post-332709 for a way to disable the BP Registration flow.

    Ceraus
    Participant

    Hello!

    The only things on are Buddypress and BuddyX theme; everything else is default. When disabled the correct /wp-login.php?action=register works fine, when enabled it does not. The registration page is set to “None” in buddypress. All custom code was removed (bp-custom.php) not sure what else I can try.

    Ceraus
    Participant

    Hello,

    Hmm, unsure how to diagnose this; but have an issue w/ buddypress not displaying the correct registration page. When disabled, it works (the default wordpress registration form), so it is either a plugin dependent on buddypress or buddypress itself. I tried setting the register page to none, and to the register page with a “Page to Link” plugin that sets it to the correct url ending in /wp-login.php?action=register but it still will not, any idea how I can fix this? It was fine before but not sure why it just stopped, I did migrate it from a local install and deployed it online

    Any help would be very much appreciated

    #332709

    In reply to: BuddyPress 12.0.0

    Mathieu Viet
    Moderator

    Hi @roberthemsing

    Making the BuddyPress registration flows « deactivable » is something we’ll think of during next major version. In the meantime using this gist I was able to disable it.

    #332708

    In reply to: BuddyPress 12.0.0

    Rosso Digital
    Participant

    @imath – is it possible to just disable the registration page/slug completely? We’re using Formidable Forms as a registration form for people to sign up to the website and the WordPress user accounts are linked to the BuddyPress profile anyways. Right now – with the slug being /register/ – we’ve created an actual page with the slug /register/ that hosts the Formidable Form which seems to overwrite the BuddyPress sign-up form. If I change the BuddyPress register slug settings to /sign-up/ it creates a new sign-up form which just messes up our profiles/website access. Otherwise I’d have to change the Formidable Forms registration slug to /sign-up/ as well and we’d have to create a redirect from /registration/ to /sign-up/ because the /registration/ slug is in use across the site and on other third party channels too.

    viviandsena11
    Participant

    WordPress Default Registration Settings:
    Go to your WordPress admin dashboard and navigate to Settings » General. Look for the “Membership” option or “Anyone can register” checkbox. Ensure that the checkbox is checked/enabled. This setting allows users to register via the default WordPress registration system.

    Disable BuddyPress Registration:
    In the BuddyPress settings, there might be an option related to registration. Look for the BuddyPress settings either in the WordPress dashboard or under the BuddyPress plugin settings. Disable or turn off any registration-related settings within BuddyPress to revert to the default WordPress registration.

    Check Theme and Plugin Compatibility:
    Sometimes, themes or plugins might override default registration settings. Ensure that your current theme or any other plugins installed do not enforce their custom registration processes that conflict with the default WordPress registration.

    Review Custom Code or Functions:
    If you’ve added any custom code or functions related to registration, review them to ensure they’re not redirecting or modifying the registration flow to use BuddyPress.
    Best Regards:

    Home

    #332416
    Mathieu Viet
    Moderator

    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.

    Ceraus
    Participant

    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?

    #332407
    Ceraus
    Participant

    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?

    #331856
    zoddshop63
    Participant

    How can I deactivate activation email and make wordpress activate users automatically.

    Also can I have users autologged in after filling our registration form?

    #330069

    In reply to: Invites not being sent

    missyoung
    Participant

    I checked “allow registered members to invite people to join this network.

    Here’s what the setting says:

    Public registration is currently disabled. However, invitees will still be able to register if network invitations are enabled.

    #329004
    coralbeauty
    Participant

    Still unable to open my Elementor built Buddypress login/registration form when Buddypress is enabled. I disabled everything else on my site except Buddypress and ELementor (disabled Elementor Pro) and even changed themes and still cannot get the edit template to open and the login/registration will not work when both Elementor and Buddypress are enabled. I’ve already contacted Elementor and they refuse to fix this because they say it’s a Buddypress problem and not an Elementor problem.

    I even downloaded a previous version of Buddypress thinking maybe it was due to the recent update of 11.1.0 but I’m still unable to get it to work with Buddypress version 10.6.0.

    I’d really appreciate a response from someone – ANYONE – to let me know if you’re even reading this. Last time I submitted a ticket was 6 months ago and I never got a response from BP. Does anyone work on this at all?

    ashankrao
    Participant

    Hello Team,

    Whenever any user registers on the website, they get a welcome email from BuddyPress. I want to disable that default welcome email. I’ve tried using plugins and some custom code but the problem was not solved. Is there any way to deactivate that email? The code I tried was:

    “add_filter(‘wpmu_welcome_notification’, ‘__return_false’ );”

    Looking for help
    Thank you

    #326078

    Seems I wrote too much? I will post in two parts:

    Hi @hcmendez, I am trying to do exactly the same thing myself and found the post your referenced, which was now made 10 years ago! I have developed a staging test site for a Radio Club, where registration is disabled and all user accounts will be set up for the users. There are 3 levels of membership: member, editor and admin – each with separate user roles. I have a group called “ROC Members” which all levels of membership are in and I do not want them to have the ability to leave (so want to remove the Join/Leave Button from this group (I can manage members from WP backend).

    After some experimentation, I have found a rather poor “workaround”, by adding an extra ‘if’ statement to the code in plugins -> buddypress -> bp-groups -> bp-groups-template.php (where the extra code above is from), which is far from ideal as it can get overwritten on buddypress update.

    #324214
    oumz99
    Participant

    This has the potential to cause huge amount of spam on your site. I am not sure why would you want to disable this as this is an industry standard, also helps in confirming emails and communication.

    p.s : In a commercial theme I use WPLMS, it has this feature of custom registration forms where this checkbox to disable account activation and log the user in automatically.

    #324135
    epgb101
    Participant

    Hi..
    I have had the fantastic Buddypress working perfectly for a year on a folder install of WP (not multisite) like; http://www.mysite.com/wordpressandbuddypressinstall/register/.

    But I discovered for the last week people are no longer able to register (it just returns you to /register page). I disabled ALL plugins did not fix /register – HOWEVER disabling Buddypress plugin (and all other plugins) does allow registration on plain WordPress. I tried registering on Buddypress on different browsers / different PCs / using 20-19 theme etc but nothing fixes it.

    Q: does anyone have any suggestion as why /register may have stopped or how to fix?

    ps – I have Settings > Anyone can register [x] on and permalinks set to Post name

    Thank you in advance.

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