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Hi all,
I am still interested in this functionality. I find that is confusing for users that has just completed the registration find – “you’ve just completed the registration upload a picture”. They will skip it.. Only those very interested in uploading a picture will do that.

I was thinking to split the registration in 2 passes – my buddypress community is an alumni social network

– first: choose username&password page => click on next
– second: secondary information (classes, masters, phD) and picture upload.

Final page – compliments! check your mail to activate your new account.

I am using BP registration options plugin but i can’t realize this idea.
Can someone help me?
Thanks a lot.

As Boone hinted in his earlier post, these hooks can be used by plugins to add functionality to Buddypress.

For example, the Buddypress Humanity plugin uses the do_action( ‘bp_before_registration_submit_buttons’) hook, also found in register.php, to add an additional field that must contain text matching a site-admin-defined value from the database to validate the registration process, and allow the signer-upper to continue to the next step.

Instances of do_action() don’t, in themselves, do anything. They are signposts (‘hooks’, in WordPress terminology) that allow other plugins to add functionality. It is thanks to such idle hooks in WordPress that BuddyPress is able to function. See https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API for more info about how the system works.

Grep will tell you the locations of all references to the text you provide. Generally, that will give you enough information to open up the file(s) given in the grep results and look at the specified line. I just ran the command I gave you above, and I got the following result:
`./bp-themes/bp-default/registration/register.php:162: `
In other words, as I suggested, this particular text is only mentioned in one place in BP – the moment where it is defined. The hook is not called by any function in BuddyPress.

@danstinebaugh

There’s a plugin available that stops the registration emails and auto-activates accounts available at BuddyDev.com but it’s a premium plugin (site membership = $30/3 months).

Plugin BudyPress Auto Activate Auto Login Redirect to Profile, automatically activate your new user signup, log them in and redirect to their BuddyPress profile on signup

Problem:
“* Note: The s2Member plugin has control over four options on this page.
Dashboard Blog = 1 / Main Site, Default Role = subscriber, Allow Open Registration = none, and Add New Users = 1.
In your Dashboard ( on the Main Site ), see: s2Member -> Multisite ( Config ).”

Set s2Member -> Multisite(config) -> Multisite Registration ( Main Site Configuration ) -> Yes allow open registration

There are 13 files https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/wordpress-to-buddypress-theme/#revise-templates – blogs/create.php and registration/activate.php missing in your list

If you used the BuddyPress Template Pack plugin to add BP support to your theme, the plugin copies over template files to your theme’s directory.

You can remove these template files by deleting these directories in your theme:
/activity/
/members/
/groups/
/forums/
/blogs/
/registration/

Also make sure you have BuddyPress and anything BuddyPress-related deactivated.

Make sure you have turned on registration in WordPress.

if you’re on single WordPress, navigate to “Settings > General” and check “Anyone can register”:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Settings_General_SubPanel

If you’re on WP multisite, navigate to “Super Admin > Options” and under “Allow new registrations”, make sure registration is not disabled.

Then, in your sidebar, use “ to get the signup url.

No, uploading an avatar is the second step in the registration process. Once a user fills out the form on your signup page (filling in all the fields you define in “Profile Field Setup – Base Group”) and clicks the “Complete Sign Up” button, the next page they see will allow them to upload their avatar. Users can also change their avatar right in their member’s profile after they have registered on your site.

@v_andreev

Like @modemlooper said, xprofile fields are added through your WordPress backend admin area (MUCH easier than trying to hack your way through register.php).

Go to “Buddypress” > “Profile Field Setup” and add your registration fields there. Any fields you add in the first (“Base”) group will appear on your registration page.

hi I have a problem with my site, http://cluttergoose.com I have created a new login page, which is to be setup as my landing page.. ok. for now i am using a plugin 301 redirects, cause
im testing it. eventualy i want to hard script it.. which i will need a bit of assistance..as soon as they log it is redirected to activites.. now if a user wants to click on home it exits to (redirects) login.

I need to fix it so user can access Home.. there is something confilicting but i need a bit of help on it.

thanx all

If you register through the BuddyPress registration, you’ll notice that your username will not be allowed to have spaces, capitals etc.

Same thing applies here, don’t let your usernames contain spaces.
BuddyPress just can’t parse the %20 (which is a space) and sends you back to the frontpage.

has_members()
next_member()
rewind_members()
members()
the_member()
bp_rewind_members()
bp_has_members( $args = ” )
‘type’ => $type,
‘page’ => $page,
‘per_page’ => 20,
‘max’ => false,
‘include’ => false, // Pass a user_id or comma separated list of user_ids to only show these users
‘user_id’ => $user_id, // Pass a user_id to only show friends of this user
‘search_terms’ => $search_terms, // Pass search_terms to filter users by their profile data
‘populate_extras’ => true // Fetch usermeta? Friend count, last active etc.

bp_the_member()
bp_members()
//Misc
bp_members_pagination_count()
bp_members_pagination_links()
bp_member_user_id()
bp_get_member_user_id()
bp_member_user_nicename()
bp_get_member_user_nicename()
bp_member_user_login()
bp_get_member_user_login()
bp_member_user_email()
bp_get_member_user_email()
bp_member_is_loggedin_user()
bp_member_avatar( $args = ” )
bp_get_member_avatar( $args = ” )
‘type’ => ‘thumb’,
‘width’ => false,
‘height’ => false,
‘class’ => ‘avatar’,
‘id’ => false,
‘alt’ => __( ‘Member avatar’, ‘buddypress’ )

bp_member_permalink()
bp_member_link()
bp_get_member_link()
bp_member_name()
bp_get_member_name()
bp_member_last_active()
bp_get_member_last_active()
bp_member_latest_update( $args = ” )
bp_get_member_latest_update( $args = ” ) {
‘length’ => 15

bp_member_profile_data( $args = ” )
‘field’ => false, // Field name
bp_member_registered()
bp_get_member_registered()
bp_member_add_friend_button()
bp_add_friend_button( $members_template->member->id, $friend_status )
bp_member_total_friend_count()
bp_get_member_total_friend_count()
bp_member_random_profile_data()
bp_member_hidden_fields()
bp_directory_members_search_form()
bp_total_site_member_count()
bp_get_total_site_member_count()
//Check bp-core-templatetags.php for comments about nav tags
bp_get_loggedin_user_nav()
bp_get_displayed_user_nav()
bp_get_options_nav()
bp_get_options_title()
//Avatar Tags
bp_has_options_avatar()
bp_get_options_avatar()
bp_comment_author_avatar()
bp_post_author_avatar()
bp_loggedin_user_avatar( $args = ” )
bp_get_loggedin_user_avatar( $args = ” ) {
‘type’=> ‘thumb’,
‘width’=> false,
‘height’=> false,
‘html’=> true

bp_displayed_user_avatar( $args = ” )
bp_get_displayed_user_avatar( $args = ” )
‘type’=> ‘thumb’,
‘width’=> false,
‘height’=> false,
‘html’=> true

bp_avatar_admin_step()
bp_get_avatar_admin_step()
bp_avatar_to_crop()
bp_get_avatar_to_crop()
bp_avatar_to_crop_src()
bp_get_avatar_to_crop_src()
bp_avatar_cropper()
//Other
bp_site_name()
bp_core_get_wp_profile()
bp_get_profile_header()
bp_exists( $component_name )
bp_format_time( $time, $just_date = false )
bp_word_or_name( $youtext, $nametext, $capitalize = true, $echo = true )
bp_your_or_their( $capitalize = true, $echo = true )
bp_get_plugin_sidebar()
bp_page_title()
bp_get_page_title()
bp_styles()
bp_has_custom_signup_page()
bp_signup_page()
bp_get_signup_page()
bp_has_custom_activation_page()
bp_activation_page()
bp_get_activation_page()
bp_search_form_enabled()
bp_search_form_action()
bp_search_form_type_select()
bp_search_form()
bp_log_out_link()
bp_custom_profile_boxes()
bp_custom_profile_sidebar_boxes()
bp_create_excerpt( $text, $excerpt_length = 55, $filter_shortcodes = true )
bp_is_serialized( $data )
bp_total_member_count()
bp_get_total_member_count()
bp_signup_username_value()
bp_get_signup_username_value()
bp_signup_email_value()
bp_get_signup_email_value()
bp_signup_with_blog_value()
bp_get_signup_with_blog_value()
bp_signup_blog_url_value()
bp_get_signup_blog_url_value()
bp_signup_blog_title_value()
bp_get_signup_blog_title_value()
bp_signup_blog_privacy_value()
bp_get_signup_blog_privacy_value()
bp_signup_avatar_dir_value()
bp_get_signup_avatar_dir_value()
bp_current_signup_step()
bp_get_current_signup_step()
bp_signup_avatar( $args = ” )
bp_get_signup_avatar( $args = ” ) {
‘size’ => BP_AVATAR_FULL_WIDTH,
‘class’ => ‘avatar’,
‘alt’ => __( ‘Your Avatar’, ‘buddypress’ )
bp_signup_allowed()
bp_get_signup_allowed()
bp_blog_signup_allowed()
bp_get_blog_signup_allowed()
bp_account_was_activated()
bp_registration_needs_activation()
bp_mentioned_user_display_name( $user_id_or_username )
bp_get_mentioned_user_display_name( $user_id_or_username )
bp_get_option( $option_name )
bp_ajax_querystring( $object = false )
bp_last_activity( $user_id = false, $echo = true )
bp_user_has_access()
bp_user_firstname()
bp_get_user_firstname()
bp_loggedin_user_link()
bp_get_loggedin_user_link()
bp_loggedinuser_link()
bp_displayed_user_link()
bp_get_displayed_user_link()
bp_user_link()
bp_displayed_user_id()
bp_current_user_id()
bp_loggedin_user_id()
bp_displayed_user_domain()
bp_loggedin_user_domain()
bp_displayed_user_fullname()
bp_get_displayed_user_fullname()
bp_user_fullname() { echo bp_get_displayed_user_fullname()
bp_loggedin_user_fullname()
bp_get_loggedin_user_fullname()
bp_displayed_user_username()
bp_get_displayed_user_username()
bp_loggedin_user_username()
bp_get_loggedin_user_username()
bp_current_component()
bp_current_action()
bp_current_item()
bp_action_variables()
bp_root_domain()
bp_get_root_domain()
//Conditionals
bp_is_blog_page()
bp_is_my_profile()
bp_is_home()
bp_is_front_page()
bp_is_activity_front_page()
bp_is_directory()
bp_is_page($page)
bp_is_active( $component )
bp_is_profile_component()
bp_is_activity_component()
bp_is_blogs_component()
bp_is_messages_component()
bp_is_friends_component()
bp_is_groups_component()
bp_is_settings_component()
bp_is_member()
bp_is_user_activity()
bp_is_user_friends_activity()
bp_is_activity_permalink()
bp_is_user_profile()
bp_is_profile_edit()
bp_is_change_avatar()
bp_is_user_groups()
bp_is_group()
bp_is_group_home()
bp_is_group_create()
bp_is_group_admin_page()
bp_is_group_forum()
bp_is_group_activity()
bp_is_group_forum_topic()
bp_is_group_forum_topic_edit()
bp_is_group_members()
bp_is_group_invites()
bp_is_group_membership_request()
bp_is_group_leave()
bp_is_group_single()
bp_is_user_blogs()
bp_is_user_recent_posts()
bp_is_user_recent_commments()
bp_is_create_blog()
bp_is_user_friends()
bp_is_friend_requests()
bp_is_user_messages()
bp_is_messages_inbox()
bp_is_messages_sentbox()
bp_is_notices()
bp_is_messages_compose_screen()
bp_is_single_item()
bp_is_activation_page()
bp_is_register_page()
bp_the_body_class()
bp_get_the_body_class( $wp_classes, $custom_classes = false )

@David Carson –

I know this is a long shot. I installed s2Member and love it — except that I can’t get the integration with PayPal to work properly so that purchasers can complete their site registration and login. I also can’t get help from s2Member and am thinking I might hire an s2Member consultant to help me with that last step. Is there anyone you can recommend? Do you ever do this sort of thing? I suspect it’s an easy-ish task for someone who really knows s2Member well.

Thank you!

I agree, Gravity Forms is well worth the money, even with the newish pricing scheme. The about-to-be-released 1.5 version even includes the option to replace the BP registration form and adds PayPal support and such (a developer license is needed for those). As far as I know there’s no inbuilt support for custom post types yet, but even using custom fields, coding a recipe plugin should be very easy.

It’s in bp-default theme’s registration folder
https://trac.buddypress.org/browser/tags/1.2.7/bp-themes/bp-default/registration/register.php

Anyone tried this yet or better, succeeded in it?

What I’m trying to get BuddyPress to do is just auto crop the image being uploaded, on registration and on new avatar upload.