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  • #302167
    DenisCGN
    Participant

    Hello,

    I dont like my users to enter 2 times a NAME.
    What I like to have is:

    The user creates a new unique “USERNAME” during the registration. And this USERNAME becomes automaticly the “NAME” in this xprofile required field.

    User Extended Profiles

    So the user does not to create another name in the registration. But he can change the Name in his profile later.

    How does this work, is there a hook, I can do this?

    Cheers,
    Denis

    Zekinah Lecaros
    Participant

    Using Buddy press I can only adds some of my custom fields under Profile Details but on my situation. how can I add new custom fields under the Account Details ??

    Modifying Resgistration Form
    Wordpress Part Registration Field

    Advance thank you for the your help

    #302137
    anscavating
    Participant

    I have tried uninstalling, reinstalling deactivating other plug ins, deleting other plugins.all of this multiple times. My registration page doesn’t seem to even exist, my members page finally started showing this am, after I had basically given up, yes, I have the pages made, and attached, yes, I have the permalinks set to post link, and yes, I have the little box marked that says anyone can register. I even have tried the buddypress registration widget, and what does it say when I try to add it? “There are no options for this widget”

    #302123
    brewsi
    Participant

    Hi all,

    I have been reading about this topic but no definite answer is present.

    My activation emails are going directly into spam folders.

    When I send these emails separately they are fine so it’s something to do with how they are sent from the registration form.

    Any thoughts?

    Thanks in advance

    #283042
    shanebp
    Moderator

    Yikes, afaik, that is not done by BuddyPress.
    It looks like you have a plugin or other code that allows emails as user names.
    My guess re the ‘2-2-‘ bits is that more than one user was created with that email.
    ( Try a test registration using a unique email )
    WP dictates that login names have to be unique.

    BuddyPress uses the login names for @ mentions.
    So does bbPress – for example, this forum where your @ mention name is: badusername

    So, again, afaik, it will not be reasonably possible to simplify the @ mention names.
    With considerable and complicated customization, it might be possible.

    #283014
    shanebp
    Moderator

    You want to change the user name that is used for @ mentions?

    afaik, that is not possible, or at least would require considerable customization.
    User names in this context are the login names and are unique.

    Mine are really long for some reason

    Why? Do you have some custom code that handles registration?

    #282947

    In reply to: No register

    loveistheanswer
    Participant

    Found the answer
    Registration
    Registration is currently disabled. Before associating a page is allowed, please enable registration by clicking on the “Anyone can register” checkbox on this page.

    DenisCGN
    Participant

    @henrywright

    Hello Henry,
    where can I find a list of HOOKs I can use with BuddyPress?
    For example changing the login_name after registration.
    Cheers,
    denis

    #282646
    tibbalds
    Participant

    Solution found! It wasn’t a BuddyPress issue, it’s a wordpress issue!

    I contacted WordPress and found a solution. I thought I’d post it in case it comes up with someone else again:

    That should mean that single sign on is causing trouble. To test that, navigate to My Site –> Settings –> Security in your WordPress.com dashboard, and disable the ‘Allow sign in using WordPress.com accounts’ option

    This means that you will no longer be able to access your wp-admin area with your WordPress.com login information though. We’ll need to make sure we set you up with an account for your wp-admin area.

    We’ll need to set you up with a password for your username for wp-admin.

    You’ll need to go to WP-Admin > Users and then select your username from the list.

    The problem is that on WordPress.com the option to allow WordPress.com sign in replaces the regular registration form that BuddyPress uses to allow users to sign in. So we need to disable this option to let the user’s sign in using only their Buddy Press log in without a WordPress.com account.

    Hope this helps someone else

    #282551
    #282307
    sidneyenyen
    Participant

    Hi! can you help me with this? I have a registration page and I would like to have the login on the sidebar. bp login widget is working on the other page. Would like to know how could I edit the register page so I could have the login widget on the side? Thank you.

    #282297

    In reply to: Delete users via mySQL

    a608237
    Participant

    i deleted that user’s rows from wp_usermeta also and it still says that user’s name is already taken during registration. I think I may have learned my lesson.. you wouldn’t happen to know where else I need to delete data to finally rid the user would you?

    Would you recommend testing the login/reg system by deleting accounts from the buddypress interface?

    #282262
    Jeff Hester
    Participant

    We are using BuddyPress groups in conjunction with WooCommerce. When a user “registers” for an event (i.e. purchases the registration product via WooCommerce), they are automatically added to a corresponding BuddyPress group.

    What I’d like to do is prevent users from removing themselves from that group. Any suggestions for removing the “Leave Group” option?

    #282260
    dragonrubis
    Participant

    We tested also without user registration.
    If we create the new user by ourself on admin pannel, it also send the friend’s request accepted mails and make the new user friend with everyone…

    dragonrubis
    Participant

    Hello,

    i’m on a new installation.
    Wordpress Version 4.9.8
    Unyson 2.7.20
    Woffice 2.7.8
    bbpress 4.0.0

    I’ve allowed the user registration, limited by the user email.

    When a new user register on the site, the site is sending the activation mail, but also emails telling the new user that the user X accepted his friend request, the user Y accepted his friend request and so on.
    At the moment i’m on the conception phase of the site with little number of users but i would like to correct this bug or missconfiguration.

    #282247
    funkman733
    Participant

    So, I have changed the theme and the registration form work fine now, but server CPU resurces goes up to 99% and the network come very slow…

    #282232
    funkman733
    Participant

    Hello everyone, in my installation of WordPress Multisite,

    I’m creating a site with social features using BuddyPress, bbPress, the theme SweetDate, Elementor, Slider Revolution and to manage WP membership Ultimate Membership Pro. I set everything, and everything seemed to be fine . Until yesterday everything is ok. I have customized the login and registration forms of the theme user with those of Ulimate Membership Pro. I have disabled the function of BuddyPress for user registration from the preset module of BP.

    Yesterday evening everything was OK, I was able to make user registrations and buy memberships. This morning I tried to register a user, but nothing happens … I reset the form of the theme, and by clicking on the registration key the user is redirected to a page [site_name] / register / that does not exist, reporting the error message 404. I have created the page “register”, and of course the page is white.

    I assigned BuddyPress the “register” page as a registration page, and now the user is redirected to the “register” page but remains white with the scroll wheel running at infinity. I tried to register from other subsites and everything works fine, even accessing it through [site_name] / wp-signup. I tried the same link on the site in question and nothing, white page with wheel that runs endlessly…

    Do you know what you can depend on and how you can solve?

    edited re line breaks and language – hoefully Google translate did not mangle the OP

    #282198
    Venutius
    Moderator

    Ah ok, so you are taking a login widget and displaying it on that page.

    I think given you are a novice, then my first thought would be to try some different login widgets to see if they improve things.

    how about https://wordpress.org/plugins/ajax-login-and-registration-modal-popup/ ?

    #282183
    lookingahead
    Participant

    Hi!

    I’m looking to have a default avatar for different member types. So, upon registration, a user would be assigned, by default to the ‘Participant’ level. Or, another level.

    Thing is, if they register and are given a different level upon registration, such as ‘Moderator’ I do not want them to have the same default BuddyPress avatar as a ‘Participant.’ Because I want it to be clear in conversation threads what the level of each member is — who is ‘running things’ so to speak.

    I want Moderators to have a different avatar in conversation than a Participant. To make it obvious. And nooooo, looking at the top of the Group’s page is not sufficient to indicate this, as it would be easy to overlook if all avatars were the same; people are not going to easily see the ‘Moderator’ status under an avatar if they’re on mobile, or in a rush, or don’t care to view the person’s information/avatar past a glance. I want it to be incredibly obvious what level each person is in each discussion.

    And I want it to be automated. By default — that when a user signs up and is assigned a member type that they get the correct ‘member level’ avatar for their status.

    Note: I do not need this to be editable past their member type…because to be honest that is a hassle. I want it to be done based on their membership type, without me having to upload a new avatar each time…I want a member type to use the same avatar over and over again.

    And if that user’s level changes in the future, either to a higher level or a lower one, I want their avatar to be the new one — automatically — that is associated with their new member type that everyone else has, that has the same member type level as they now do.

    NOTE: I have ‘extended profiles’ shut off, and there is no reason to put them back on. I’ve tried that recently in my quest for ‘how the hell do I make avatars look different’…. 🙂 BUT turning on extended profiles messed up my site. Also, I tried turning on the feature ‘allow members to upload avatars’ and that messed up my site as well.

    I currently am using ‘BuddyPress First Letter Avatars’ with GREAT success; it is FAB. And the fact that it works to affect the appearance of BuddyPress avatars WITHOUT my having to enable extended profiles or turn on the ability for users to upload their own avatars…proves to me that I can edit avatars with code independent of those features being turned on.

    Remember — I can’t just have pretty avatars there. I need certain avatars based on member type. So using ‘BuddyPress First Letter Avatar’ as the plugin for my site is not a long-term solution. Currently my site is in development, so nobody else sees anything but me…when the site goes live though, I need to have the avatars populate based on member level. That plugin is not what I need…it does demonstrate that the idea I have behind getting this done is perhaps possible, though, as it does affect avatar appearance without breaking my site. I’d LOVE to reverse engineer it, and modify it for my purposes, but to be honest that’s a little past my paygrade. 🙂

    ONE OTHER thing to keep in mind: I do NOT want gravatars to be used on my site. Not ever.

    So I’ve shut those off. They repeatedly call back to the WordPress servers….something I don’t want. So I’ve used code that is listed in the BuddyPress codex to shut gravatars off. And am using a plugin to shut off gravatars within WordPress itself, outside of BuddyPress.

    Ideally, I’d love to accomplish setting avatars based on member levels, automatically, with a plugin. But currently no plugin exists to do this on Code Canyon, or the WordPress plugin repository, or elsewhere that I can find. I did find some code on BuddyDev that said we could use a couple plugins plus some PHP filters and etc….but I followed those directions and my site broke (500 errors)….which is what happened to someone else too (as mentioned in the comments), as recently as October of 2018.

    I am running WordPress 4.9.8 and the latest version of BuddyPress as well as bbPress.

    Thoughts?

    Thanks in advance for any and all assistance. 🙂

    #282154
    davewp85
    Participant

    Hello all,

    I have four groups that all users join upon registration, which they cannot leave. But this means that from the member count of these groups, everyone can see the total number of members of the community. This is not good.
    How can I remove the member count of these groups from everywhere it appears?

    – In the Groups directory, and in profiles in the Groups tab, the line ‘Public Group / 100 members’.
    – In each group’s page in the Members tab.
    – In each group’s page when clicking the Members tab, the line ‘Viewing 1 – 100 of 100 members’.

    This is the code (by Boone Gorges) I used to hide the Leave button of these groups. I’m posting it in case it helps.

    function bbg_remove_leave_group_button( $button ) {
    	$cant_leave_these_groups = array( 1, 2, 3, 4 );
    
    if ( 'leave_group' == $button['id'] ) {
    		// Hack to get the group id in any context
    		$group_id = (int) array_pop( explode( '-', $button['wrapper_id'] ) );
    
    if ( in_array( $group_id, $cant_leave_these_groups ) ) {
    			return false;
    		}
    	}
    
    return $button;
    }
    add_filter( 'bp_get_group_join_button', 'bbg_remove_leave_group_button' );

    Could a similar code be used to remove the member count of the same groups?

    Thanks,
    Dave

    #282081
    aptheisen92
    Participant

    WP Version 4.9.8
    BP Version 3.2.0
    Website Link
    I’m using Kleo Theme

    Hi I’m a new WP & BP user and I want to make it so that not ANYONE can register, but I could send a code or a link to certain people so they can register and make a profile. But anytime I turn off “Anyone can register” it also disables the registration page. Is there a way around this or is there a plugin I can use? Also I made a directory page for the members, but when I’m not logged in and I click on a member profile it redirects me to the home page and I’m unable to see the profile. Is there some settings I can change? The profile visibility is set for everyone…

    #282066
    bumblebeegames
    Participant

    Hello, Buddies.
    I’ve got a weird issue here: I’m running a WP4.9.8 site running with BuddyPress 3.2.0. I’ve also setup a custom registration panel using “Membership Pro Ultimate WP”. This is correctly transferring the First and Last name from the registration screen into the WordPress default First Name and Last Name field.
    As I am primarilly using custom extended profile fields, I have written this script to fill in the extended fields as well:

    function update_extended_fields( $user_id ) {

    $user_info = get_userdata($user_id);
    $first_name = $user_info->first_name;
    $last_name = $user_info->last_name;
    $current_first = bp_get_profile_field_data( array( ‘field’ => ‘First Name’, ‘user_id’ => $user_id ) );
    $current_last = bp_get_profile_field_data( array( ‘field’ => ‘Last Name’, ‘user_id’ => $user_id ) );
    if ($current_first==””) {
    xprofile_set_field_data( “First Name”, $user_id, $first_name, $is_required = true );
    }
    if ($current_last==””) {
    xprofile_set_field_data( “Last Name”, $user_id, $last_name, $is_required = true );
    }
    wp_update_user( array( ‘ID’ => $user_id, ‘last_name’ => $last_name ) );
    //xprofile_set_field_data( “field_42”, $user_id, $company, $is_required = false );
    }
    add_action( ‘user_register’, ‘update_extended_fields’, 10, 1 );

    This is all working perfectly fine … until I edit the profile using buddypress on the frontend. After editing and saving it, the user’s WordPress Last Name gets lost. The extended field is still being displayed correctly.
    Any idea why this is happening?
    Thanks a lot!

    #282062
    #282050

    In reply to: Hackers Getting In….

    Venutius
    Moderator

    Ah great! Glad that one is solved. It’s only half of the solution though. These bots will still plague your site with registration requests. To get rid of those try https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-google-recaptcha/ thi sworked like a treat on my sites, totally eliminating spam bot registrations (for now…).

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