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Well…I hate to ask such seemingly infantile questions, but…

I have had wp-recaptcha working fine on the buddypress registration page on http://sportsblognet.com/sbn-start.php (WPMU 2.7/BP RC-1)

now to the questions…

Did you apply for a wp-recaptcha Key?

Did you adjust the settings to work on the registration form? (check two boxes in the settings)

Did you place wp-recaptcha in mu-plugins?

I have had no problems and it worked “out-of-the-box” no core files needed to be edited.

I’m assuming you did all of these things, but the hacking of bp-core-signup.php was not necessary for me, so I had to confirm.

Felix, the kinks are that I have a few pages that need incorporating, and I’d like to find something better to do with the bbPress login, registration, and profile pages, like redirect them cleanly to the BuddyPress equivalent.

You can check out where it’s at right now at my live test platform but do me a favor and don’t register unless you’re actually a Honda del Sol owner.

http://delsolownersclub.com/discussions/

Note to self: Setup actual test platform soon.

wp-recapcha won’t have any idea how to hook into the BuddyPress registration page, you’ll have to tell it how.

I haven’t used this plugin myself, but I’m sure that it only hooks into a normal WordPress registration page, and not the new BuddyPress one.

Not sure what you mean. You want to create a different role system or just create a ‘visitor’ account? There’s a plugin called ‘role manager’ that might do what you want.

https://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities

http://www.im-web-gefunden.de/wordpress-plugins/role-manager/

Have a look at buddypressdev.org, Nicola has already developed a plugin for that!

bp is trapping the /register component like it should in functions.php. There is a fn called bp_show_register_page() that looks for that value and starts the registration process. I tried just entering any arbitrary text instead of /register and it gets me to what I think is a 404 page. So /register is getting detected.

Looking for why it’s getting redirected.

Code looks ok. Works for me. Got me what’s going on Trent.

It is coming, it won’t be in a few weeks though.

There are a few things to work out first –

1. Registration fields on the standard WP register page

2. Performance on a shared host

Other than that it already works with a few minor changes I’m yet to commit.

Aditional info about this i just said:

The GROUP avatar problem happens in IE7, NOT in Firefox, in firefox it’s all fine!

The registrarion problema happens in IE7 like i said in the other post, but in firefox happens different: when you click to finish registration it send you to this link:

example.com/membersusername (and it is a “page not found), it should be example.com/members/username (here firefox must goes! with the correct “/”).

I’m an amateur, but maybe you can do something! and tell me how to solve this!

thanks a lot

Hi! … first of all, sorry for my bad english!

I’m on a linux server, y have MU 2.7.1 and BP last svn, so i have all the last versions.

Mi GD library (i think):

GD Support enabled

GD Version bundled (2.0.28 compatible)

FreeType Support enabled

FreeType Linkage with freetype

FreeType Version 2.1.7

T1Lib Support enabled

GIF Read Support enabled

GIF Create Support enabled

JPG Support enabled

PNG Support enabled

WBMP Support enabled

XBM Support enabled

BUt…

I’m having a problem with de avatars at the registration of a new user, and at the creation of a new group. It’s strange because:

At registration, every works fine, but, when i must select de mini avatar something strange happens with the arrow to chosse my part of selection … but i can continue … then, i chosse the big avatar without problems … but, after this, when i continue to finish registration, it goes to this location http://www.example.com/activate?key=7eceeb07e9659d4a&cropped=true and doesn’t find any page there … So, I refresh the page, and it goes to the homepage example.com, and the registrated user is ok! he can login, he has the avatar fine … everything! whats can happen?

With de groups happen this:

When i create a group, in the step of uploading an avatar every works fine, the upload, the the mini avatar selection is fine too, and finally when i choose de big avatar selection and click on “continue” to last step (invitation steps) it sends me a 505 error sometimes or a “are sure? try again” page. (it happens in here: example.com/members/admin/groups/create/step/3). So i must use a default group avatar to create, is the only way to create the grupo.

After this if i go to config of this group i just create, and i go to change the avatar for a new one (not a default one), i can do it without problem…

The change of avatar works with this: example.com/groups/groupname/admin/group-avatar, and it works fine … the error of the gruops aparently is with de step 3 of group creation (but what can i do with it?) and the error of registration avatar i have no idea.

Any suggestions?

Thanks a lot!

LEandro from Argentina!

GRACIAS!

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Grab an example function from that page and put it in a new file on your webserver and see if it sends you a test email.

Not allowing user to choose a password is a WPMU “feature.”. Suggest you look at their forums as I can imagine this being a fairly common request.

If your BP install is not emailing a password, check that your server has a working MTA installed and that PHP is configured for it correctly in php.ini.

I would definitely like to see this added please!

It happens when you are registering in a timezone different than the server (you are in the future). It will show that until the timestamp of your registration matches the time on the server. Only way to fix this is change the timezone in your blog options.

trent

If you do a search for “private” or “members only” you will find loads of examples of what people are doing to restrict things right now with Buddypress

Trent

Can you expand a bit?

By what you’ve said, I think you mean:

I want all of my site at domain.com to be password protected.

If so, then there’s a few plugins that can be used:

http://z6.co.uk/c23m5b

OK people this seems to work. This requires modifying the member theme since I didn’t find any actions in bp to hook this into so here goes:

In the member theme the file:

/buddypress-member/blogs/create.php

There is this chunk of code:

<?php if ( bp_blog_signup_enabled() ) : ?>

..(some other stuff here)..

<?php else: ?>

<div id=”message” class=”info”>

<p><?php _e( ‘Blog registration is currently disabled’, ‘buddypress’ ); ?></p>

</div>

<?php endif; ?>

Replace the ..(some other stuff here).. with this:

<?php

global $bp;

$blogs = bp_blogs_get_blogs_for_user($bp->loggedin_user->id);

if (!$blogs)

{

bp_show_blog_signup_form();

}

else

{

?>

<div id=”message” class=”info”>

<p><?php _e( ‘Limit one Blog per member’, ‘buddypress’ ); ?></p>

</div>

<?php

}

?>

This is the entire little create.php file in pastie: http://pastie.org/396083

This was a: “quick ya we should have that and I’ve got to get to the store and get some boxes because I’m moving from Michigan where we have a snow storm today and Virginia where I’m moving to comes to a screeching halt when they get 1″ of snow and I gotta run now” solution.

When I get back from the store I’ll help clean up the damage this might cause. This does work for me in a quick test.

hi Arturo: activity feed ok, registration and activation email ok, widget ok.

i’m using an old italian translation, maybe i will update the localization soon.

Hi Mark:

Thank you for replying. That’s exactly what I did. The folder in MU Plugin. But it does not appear anywhere at all

Vida