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Thank you @mercime for you reply !! i have modified both the files with my custom text but still getting the same default message !!

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.

plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/registration/register.php
bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members/register.php

thank you

Thank you for your reply !! i have tried with both files

plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/registration/register.php
bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members/register.php

But still i am getting same

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.

Where this line are calling from ?

I checked now my “Verwaltungs-Interface”.

The domain is there named “1a-spielwiese.de” (neither www. nor http:// is mentioned there).

And the two subdomains, which were created on Friday, are also mentioned:

kampfsportlerinnenneuwied.1a-spielwiese.de

and

balletttaenzerinnenkrzbg36.1a-spielwiese.de.

But the “FTP-Zugang” for 1a-spielwiese.de is named: http://www.1a-spielwiese.de

Is this relevant oder equal? –

However, there is still the “Umleitungsfehler” regarding the current WordPress-Installation. Any further ideas?

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@ https://buddypress.org/support/topic/no-button-for-finishing-registration/page/2/#post-187140

This totally I do not understand.

Thanks for the links.

Defining a role doesn’t necessarily require previous input from the people using your site … you simply define the roles of your users based on what you want those users to be. Custom user roles allow you to have more granular control over what your users can do and see when registered on your site. Regarding Buddypress … I think that having a way to pre-define user types/roles and assigning custom profiles to those various user types is something to be desired.

I am using Gravity Forms to create a custom registration form that allows a registrant to pick the type of user they are and when the user type is chosen, I am conditionally displaying custom fields that are associated to the specific user type.

The problem is that after the user registers, and the fields are filled out, if they go to their profile to edit the information, they see ALL FIELDS regardless of the user role they chose during registration. The reason is that although Gravity Forms allows you to map certain fields on the form to profile fields in Buddypress, you still have to edit Buddypress to HIDE the fields you don’t want those users to see.

That is why I am posting this question … I am trying to get code together to alter the profile section of Buddypress to allow you to associate specific profile fields to a user role, so when the user of a specific role finally goes to their profile to make edits, they do see, and are not allowed to edit fields that are not associated to their specific role.

IMHO this type of control is very useful, as it can help you create some fairly interesting communities.

Thanks for your assistance. I hope I have clarified things further for you. If anyone can help, great … if not, I am still moving forward on this and when I come up with a solution, I will post it here. If anyone can help me get to that solution faster, I’d be very appreciative. If not, I hope I can help those of you who are looking for the same results.

My wp-config.php and my .htaccess are both correct, isn’t it? –

What shall we do? –

— Shall we try to get the button at issue visible within the current WordPress-installation (with www. in the general settings)?

— Or shall we try to solve the “Umleitungs”-problem, which appears, when I remove the www. from the general settings (s. https://buddypress.org/support/topic/no-button-for-finishing-registration/#post-187046)?

Your last answer I have seen right now. – I can’t answer in detail before tomorrow; I have to logout and to leave.

Only short:

“What is the /usage/ folder for?”

Maybe for for statistics.

“Most hoster have a root folder like htdocs or wwww.
You install WP at the root. Eg. server root/wp-content, server root/wp-admin, etc”

The highest level is not named. The wp-config.php and the .htaccess are on the highest level. The different WordPress-Folders constitute – together with the usage-folder – the second level.

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Before I did:

— Again I started everything up form the beginning. Now it is impossible to delete the file
.nfs00000000038a694400007603
from the wp-admin/includes folder.

— I delete and re-create the wordpress-database etc.

— This time I removed NOT the www. from the general setting.

— I inserted the indicated further lines to the wp-config.php and uploaded the .htaccess.

— I can log in; and I have two dashboards now. I activate ‘Es können neue Seiten und Benutzer registriert werden.’ (New pages and users can be registered.)

— I log out; check the registration page. It’s everything okay: The ‘weiter’ (next)-Button is there.

— I log in. I installed and activated BuddyPress.

— I de-activated ‘Extended Profiles’. I de-activated ‘Show the Toolbar for logged out users’.

— I log out and check the register page. The submit-Button is missing again.

—

However, on Friday I received the message from my provider: ‘Ich habe dir DNS Wildcard gesetzt und www entfernt.’ (I have set the Wildcard and www removed.’) –

But of course this referred on the WordPress/Buddy-installation from Friday not from today.

“A last try please. Remove www from the site url in the site settings.”

Once the MultiSite Version is activated, there are – neither on the Network-level nor on the 1a-Spielwiese-level – the lines “WordPress Address (URL)” and “Site Address (URL)” within the Generel Settings anymore.

However, my provider removed the www prefix already on Friday for me; cfr.:

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/no-button-for-finishing-registration/#post-187029

“I opened a ticket for this.
Please follow it, as you will probably be invited to give some more details to solve it.”

Have I to do anything right now? Or have I to read it only for the moment?

—–

However, I have decided to re-start really from the beginning; I removed all files from my ftp-server.

And seemling there were already in former times similar problems – without solution:

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/complete-sign-up-button-not-working-on-register-page/

and

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/registration-button-invisible/

Yesterday I found other descriptions of similar problems – as well without solution.

“remove all xprofile fields to get only the default name field.”

When I posted the comment:

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/no-button-for-finishing-registration/#post-187032

non xprofile field was created.

“Also download a fresh copy of wordpress and upload the twenty twelve theme folder to your site. Maybe your’s is corrupted somewhere.”

That’s really unlikely, because both copies worked without problems, before I installed the BuddyPress-Plugin. And I tried never to make any major change of twenty twelve theme or WordPress itself.

“IMHO the easiest solution is – if the wildcard exist now – to remove the wp-config file from your site via FTP and to restart the installation process.”

I did it. But I lost my content, because I forgot using the export tool before renewing the installation. –

However, it did not solve the problems:

1st: A button for finishing the registration is still not displayed.

http://www.1a-spielwiese.de/registrieren/

2nd: The newly created blog

http://kampfsportlerinnenneuwied.1a-spielwiese.de/

does not work.

Thanx.

Unfortunately it does NOT work this way. I have deactivated and deinstalled custom css plugin.

But nevertheless no button (and not footer) is displayed on the registration page – though the footer (“Dieses Blog läuft mit WordPress”) IS displayed on the other pages.

Sorry, that is not what you would expect of a user.

What I did was log out, shut down my browser session, ran CCleaner to clear cache etc then went about registering for my website like a new user would.

Filled in the registration page, got a message to check my email, so went to my email and clicked the link, this opened another tab which read “Invalid Activation Key”.

1) You would not expect your new users to close their session before going to their email for the activation key.

2) On the page that says “Invalid Activation Key” there is a box that says “Please provide valid activation key”. Nowhere on the email that is created does it say “this is your activation key” you need to be a little tech literate and cut it out of the URL that is posted on there as the link.

I can’t expect new members to be doing either of these.

How can I change this ?

@danbp, thank’s for the quick reply!
I tried all the suggested steps, but it still doesn’t work. After i create Register or Activate page, they show up in the main web-site menu, but as soon as I associate them with BP, they disappear.

Before i installed BP, I used another plugin (Profile Builder) for registration and log in, but then i deactivated it along with the pages and switched to BP. Maybe that could be the reason why I can’t set these functions now?

Thanks again Shane. I’ll try to explain again.

At high level, I want users, in their user profile, to be able to select one or more skills that they have. Skills are posts of a post type.

At lower level, I want, in a BP user profile, a field which is either a multi-select, or a set of checkboxes. The values selectable should be titles of posts from the “Skills” post type (I’ll actually save the IDs of the posts, but the titles should be displayed).

The user should be able to select these values both when registering and when editing their profile.

Possible implementations I can think of would be:
– Implement a new field TYPE called “skill”, create a field of that type in BuddyPress, and write some hooks that display and save the field.
– Add some custom code using action hooks to the bottom of the registration and edit profile screens.

I know it’s kinda hard to explain in a short forum post. There just doesn’t seem to be some simple, documented hooks that a plugin can use to extend the user profiles with new custom fields of new types and I was looking for some guidance/best practice for doing this.

Thanks again for your help.

Ross

Thanks Shane.

I was thinking more of something that’s like profile fields, that you edit in the member sign-up and profile edit screens, rather than creating new screens. What I’d REALLY like is something like the Group extension API for users. But instead the registration/register.php and /members/single/profile/edit.php templates seem to have a large amount of almost-duplicated code and inconsistent hooks.

Yeah, I know – if I want an extension system I should contribute it, right? 🙂

Any thoughts on adding profile fields with dynamic values in the way that I need? The best way would seem to be to use something like the bp_custom_profile_edit_fields and bp_signup_profile_fields action hooks, but I’m not sure that they are specific enough.

Thanks

Ross