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  • #282049

    In reply to: buddypres

    shanebp
    Moderator

    Your current registration page url ends with __trashed, so your link is still pointing to that page.
    You can edit links or create custom links by going to …wp-admin > Appearance > Menus

    But you cannot just replace the register page, if that is what you did.

    Have you read the
    modifying-the-registration-form

    You can customize the layout by editing the template.
    If you are using the Legacy Template pack, this is the file:
    buddypress\bp-templates\bp-legacy\buddypress\members\register.php

    Instead of editing core files, you can overload a template in your child theme.
    Read this.

    #282047

    In reply to: Hackers Getting In….

    bob0072
    Participant

    AAAAAHHHHHHHH! NOW I see where I was thinking incorrectly. I was ‘thinking’ that the bbpress moderation tool that I was using would handle this, but after your redirection, I see where I was incorrect. I will install and activate BP Registration Options at once. THANKS!!!

    #282027

    In reply to: Hackers Getting In….

    Venutius
    Moderator

    Have you installed BP Registration Options and set it to moderate? If you’ve done that no-one should get in without you approving them.

    #282017

    Topic: buddypres

    in group forum Installing BuddyPress
    rezapalang
    Participant

    I installed Buddy Press on the site
    But we introduce the registration page that we are creating and the section of the press tabs
    Removes the page
    And when we click on the registration link
    The message
    404 pages could not be found
    What is the problem?

    mongol7
    Participant

    Create with “Gravity form user registration” a form that fills the fields fields of buddypress.

    Hello,
    I am experiencing Gravity form a pretty powerful plugin at first glance. But a tool can be powerful, if you do not know how to use it, it does not really help. I am in charge of a website that already had buddypress but did not have gravity form. Visitors could already register and complete their profiles. But the registration form was too limited I think. While searching I discovered “Gravity form user registration” which allows to register too.
    I would like to know how to fill the buddypress fields through a form gravity forms? Thank you in advance for your assistance

    andyol
    Participant

    I am using the plugin Login with Ajax. I want, when the user has confirmed his/her registration, to be taken to the Ajax login screen when clicking the call-to-action button on the “you have been confirmed” page, instead of being taken to the default WordPress login.

    I am using the latest version of both BuddyPress and WordPress.

    I’m sure the solution is easier than I think, but I frankly do not have time to troubleshoot right now; your help is appreciated!

    In advance, thank you!

    #281858
    Arize Nnonyelu
    Participant

    My opinion? Simply edit registration form and remove year. Can’t do that? Try get some one who can. It shouldn’t cost much.

    #281260
    shanebp
    Moderator

    Have you tried the solution mentioned here.

    Prashant Singh
    Participant

    Hi,

    You can use this plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-registration-options/ which allows moderation and members will be restricted to their own profile till when they are not approved. And after approval, a mail will be sent to them.

    Maybe this solution can help you with what you want to achieve.

    Thanks

    benedictbani
    Participant

    @prashantvatsh sorry for disturbing, but is they a way for my members to receive mail that i have approved their registration..

    benedictbani
    Participant

    Hello, Please I would like to manually approve my BuddyPress registration requests and Disable Automatic Account Activation, and also change the registration message to [ Your membership account is awaiting approval by the site administrator ] am using WordPress 4.9.8, http://betalifes.com/, Please help out

    #280726
    Nahum
    Participant

    Trying to pass some input info over to another form right after full registration that users need to fill out before being able to login to the site. The email and username are sent over to sync accordingly. I’ve gotten this far…but I guess the redirect cancels the form submit and the wp user needs to exist so they can login after the 2nd external form. Any suggestions on how to ensure the form gets submitted before redirecting to the external url?

    
    <script type="text/javascript">
    
    $(function() {
        $('form#signup-form').submit(function (e) {
            e.preventDefault();//prevent the default action
    
            $.ajax({
                type: "POST",
                /*url:*/
                /* data:*/
                success: function (msg) {
    
                    var name = jQuery('#signup_username').val();
     				var email = jQuery('#signup_email').val();
     				var queryString = "https://xxxxxx.com?username2=" + name + "&email2=" + email;
    
    				window.location.replace(queryString);
    
                },
                error: function () {
                    alert("error");
                }
            });
        });
    });
    
    </script>
    #280715
    finn20
    Participant

    Alexinzo, did you find any solutions? We are having a similar issue. When a new user signs up, enters their email, and then submits, screen turns white, holds there, needs to be refreshed, and returns to same page. The registration goes through but for the new user. New users are supposed to get an intro letter/auto email (with default password) after they sign up. But even though the new user is signed up, the auto email does not get sent to them to provide them their default password and the welcome letter. Have also been searching the forum any answers. Did you try directly contacting Buddy Press?

    #280413
    Anonymous User 16484011
    Inactive

    Hi !

    Is buddy press use forgot password key like sign up key !

    Let me explain you…

    what can I do with my site’s registration process. First I remove any link from signup mail template which redirect my users to blabla page for first time activating their new account. Instead of this I sent my new users to mail only key to their email when they use at the time of signup and after signup I redirect new users to the activate page which ask key from users which my system sent to their mail earlier on their mail. User must have to copy that key from their mail and paste it to activation page.

    My above system is working very fine as per my need.

    But I want to do the same with my forgot password process. I want when user click on forgot password link and enter their username or email than I want one of below option to do if possible or any plugin do ….

    1) User got an email same as per my above already worked registration process where my system sent and mail with the key and user must have to put that key on the page and they change their password.

    OR

    2) User got an email where my system automatically generate a password and sent on their email address. After that user wish to change their password they do the same after logging in with that password from their account

    OR

    3) In your mind have any idea Please let me know…

    The main purpose of that I don’t want to let you know the users about my site’s url. I know you think about Security and also think that if they have little knowledge than they have so many ways to know my site’s url. But trust me my all users don’t have that type of knowledge or if one of they have than I don’t care. I just want to do that because I want to do.

    If anyone have an idea or any of the plugin that they do the same than please let me know.

    Regards

    corsi159
    Participant

    Hello,

    I would like to add some text on top of the register page, and I first tried to follow the instructions from this post : https://buddypress.org/support/topic/how-to-edit-the-text-in-registration-page/

    But I am using Buddypress Nouveau, and bp_before_register_page seems to not exist anymore.

    From what I’ve seen in the register.php file, I have to use instead bp_nouveau_signup_hook( ‘before’, ‘page’ )

    My problem is that I have no clue how to pass the “before” and “page” parameter to the hook…

    I tried this in the bp-custom.php, with no success :

    function my_custom_register_msg_title() {
    echo '<h3>My custom text</h3>';
    }
    
    add_action('bp_nouveau_signup_hook("before","page")', 'my_custom_register_msg_title' );

    Could someone please be kind enough to tell me what’s wrong in my add_action?

    Thanks in advance!

    #279949
    Prashant Singh
    Participant

    Hi,

    Please check this link: https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/90311/turn-off-admin-emails-for-new-user-registrations

    You can paste the code in your child theme’s functions.php or can use code snippets plugin.

    Thanks

    corsi159
    Participant

    Hello,

    I configured the WP Mail SMTP plugin, and tested it properly with their embedded test-email. This plugin is linked to a Gmail account. Whenever I send a mail, I can see a trace of it in my Gmail “sent box”.

    But when someone registes to my site (using buddypress), I can see that the registration mails are sent through the old mail config (via my web host), not through WP Mail SMTP.

    Is there anything I have to do to “tell” Buddypress to use WP Mail SMTP?

    I’m using :
    – Buddypress 3.2.0
    – WP Mail SMTP 1.3.3
    – WordPress 4.9.8

    My website : http://www.merciki.be

    Thanks in advance for your help!

    mllapan
    Participant

    I want to use Custom made page.php template for buddypress registration page, but if I use it from child theme folder, or child theme buddypress folder, it does not affect the buddypress registration page.

    I need a page without wordpress header, footer, sidebar and many other things.

    How to do it?

    #279592
    kameleon1er
    Participant

    Hi Prashant, both, first, extra fields in second group-tab (other infos), but I prefered they give me these informations directly in the registration form, so I drag them in Base-Goup-Fields. Maybe a simple cache issue.

    Right Now, I drag a new custom field (text) in the “base” area and again, it’s not visible on the front end.

    Wait and see, maybe in one hour 🙂

    kameleon1er
    Participant

    Hi everyone, I’m trying to get more needed informations on my registration form to my comunity, but only 7 (default-base-fields + 2 customs. 5 customs missing) fields display on the page. Is it a BuddyPress limitation ?

    Thanks a lot.

    layan17
    Participant

    Initially, the activation email is sent to users after registration with no issues. It stopped working two days ago and I have read different online source for a solution, but none solve the problem. My website URL is https://nairarule.com/. I will appreciate any solution to this problem as many of my users are complaining or any other recommendations. Thank You.

    Lars Henriksen
    Participant

    I use and recommend Buddypress Registrations options.

    #279426
    Prashant Singh
    Participant
    #279421
    ZaacWilliam
    Participant

    I, also something related to this topic will love to get help.

    How do i use different form for my buddypress registration page. I will appreciate all assistance.

    Thanks.

    #279412

    In reply to: Wrong count shows

    Prashant Singh
    Participant

    Everytime I need to go back to admin section, tools -> buddypress.

    Let me explain, as you are using Memberpress registration so you are not following BuddyPress user activation process which is ‘User registers on your site and then they get an activation mail where they get a link and by clicking that they activate their account and as soon as they log in the count gets updated.’

    So here one can disable activation email and then can go to the Users screen and there can activate them manually and as soon as they log in there on the site they will be listed there.

    Normally if people are not deactivating BuddyPress activation mail then I suggest them this plugin https://buddydev.com/plugins/bp-autologin-on-activation/ so that their users get logged-in automatically as soon as they activate their account and in this way, BuddyPress will receive it’s active members data and count will be fine there.

    Right now it seems like you are having issues there due to Memberpress registration. I will suggest you auto-login them on registration and redirect them to their BuddyPress profile and in this way, you do not have to go and do that count fix again and again hopefully.

    Thanks

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