@ladybalabalababy registration confirmation page is “activate” make sure you have created it and it’s mapped inside BuddyPress Page setting.
This one buddy press bug :
wordpress : 4.9.5
Buddypress : 2.9.4
On registration time same like default wordpress username allowed with space but buddy presss remove a space in code.
\plugins\buddypress\bp-members\bp-members-functions.php Line : 1852
$user_login = preg_replace( '/\s+/', '', sanitize_user( $user_login, true ) );
Prevent spaces in WordPress/BuddyPress Usernames
In short without validate filed why removed a space from username because of after registration user don’t know this one removed a space.
Example :
Ravi Patel (registration input time)
After registration this one display now in backend RaviPatel.
Email registration confirmation link failed error
This happened to my blog. Later I checked my previous settings. At the time, I thought I might have set up a page. It really is that way, because the registered page has set any parent page, resulting in the registration confirmation link being unusable.
@vapvarun thank you for your response.
I have no budget to get Gravity forms 🙁
I’m using the second plugin but it doesn’t work.
Steps I followed:
I’ve created my contact form “Register Form” and I’ve activated Registration Settings
I’ve created my page “Registration” with “Register Form” on it
At this point “Registration page” works ok (shows “Register Form”)
Then I go to BuddyPress Settings and in Register Page select “Registration page”
When I go to “Registration page”, all the content has been overwrite with BuddyPress registration fields
Any ideas about how to fix this?
@orero It will suggest using Gravity form user registration add-on, it will give you WordPress user meta and BuddyPress xprofile fields mapping option as well as gravity form fields.
https://www.gravityforms.com/add-ons/user-registration/, it will take care of all user and field validation as well.
As a free option, you can check https://wordpress.org/plugins/frontend-registration-contact-form-7/
@studial you can add a limit on group creation, like who can create a group. How many groups a member can join, or how many members can be part of a group. It can also be auto join to groups based on their member type during registration.
You can check for these plugins
https://wbcomdesigns.com/buddypress-private-community-pro-plugin/
BuddyPress Auto Group Join
Hi,
I’m trying to use Contact Form 7 to register my users in BuddyPress. I’ve tried two
- With a plugin Frontend Registration – Contact Form 7
- Some code
With a plugin Frontend Registration – Contact Form 7
I’m trying to use this forum to register users. I’m using:
- wP 4.9.5
- Contact Form 5.0.1
- Frontend Registration – Contact Form 7
- BuddyPress 2.9.4 (Extended Profiles activated, I need this)
Steps I followed:
- I’ve created my contact form “Register Form” and I’ve activated Registration Settings
- I’ve created my page “Registration” with “Register Form” on it
- At this point “Registration page” works ok (shows “Register Form”)
- Then I go to BuddyPress Settings and in Register Page select “Registration page”
- When I go to “Registration page”, all the content has been overwrite with BuddyPress registration fields
Some code
Source (2014)
I’m not sure if I’m doing something wrong or simply this code it’s not working anymore.
Any idea about how to do this (with a free option)?
Thank you
It’s unlikely that the original recipients will reply, as this thread is nearly two years old.
BuddyPress does not offer its own log-in page. This is your theme, or something else, doing that.
I suspect also people are mixing up the “log in” page with the user registration form, which are two very different things.
Yes BuddyPress allows you to create extra fields for the registration form, there are also a number of plugins that extend the types of fields available.
Regarding user blogs, there are a number of options available but these tend to exist outside of BuddyPress – ie, assign a member an author role and they will be able to create blogs.
If I want to have a custom registration form, is it possible that I create my own fields when a user signs up?
Also, is there a plugin that allows users to have their own blogs?
On the other hand, Id like the buddypress login redirect to my theme login page. The theme is just all done up already.
Ive managed to redirect BP registration already to my theme registration page.
This would help many in that we dont have any recent answers.
Thanks
Hello,
I am currently using Buddypress in addition to s2member.
The user has to log in using s2member and give a whole bunch of personal information.
They need to log in using s2member for certain reasons, one of which is another area where this information is required and used.
However, all the information from the s2member registration is visible in their profile.
I really do not want this.
Is there a way to make it so they still login using s2member (site-wide, including buddypress and bbpress areas), but have the profiles not use all the registration fields from s2member?
Thanks.
I have a site with a rather huge user database. We’ve used Ultimate Member but it is limited and for more function, we will need to fork out a lot of money – something the org just dont have. We’re considering BuddyPress – I’ve installed it on a test site and it seems to work lovely.
On UM I have various roles and, some roles are limited. The fortunate thing is that I have created these roles with the User Role plugin, too – so it is already there.
We will make use of WooCommerce for the shop and Paid Memberships to handle memberships – something that probably will come into affect this year.
How can I import everything as it is on UM to BuddyPress. Is there an easy way? Can BuddyPress handle WooCommerce and Paid Memberships? How will it affect the link to posts done by users and the current registration and profile pages?
I think your best bet is to overload the activation page. You only want it to redirect the once, straight after registration so to me it would make sense to make the modifications there.
there’s a function, bp__core_redirect() which should help, if you have experience with code?
@admin9141 I do not think WP Job Manager have any conflict with BuddyPress registration process.
Any registration with BuddyPress will offer you the same role which you have set inside Setting >> General.
I do not think assigning administrative level roles for open registration will be a good approach.
You can set default role for new members from General >> Settings as a candidate. It should solve your issue.
But it would be easier if buddypress settings set up a registration page other than Buddypress’s default registration page, it would display the page that was set up and not always the buddypress registration page.
Hello @djpaul,
I tried to create in folder wp-content → plugins the file bp-custom.php with this code:
function my_disable_bp_registration() {
remove_action( 'bp_init', 'bp_core_wpsignup_redirect' );
remove_action( 'bp_screens', 'bp_core_screen_signup' );
}
add_action( 'bp_loaded', 'my_disable_bp_registration' );
add_filter( 'bp_get_signup_page', "firmasite_redirect_bp_signup_page");
function firmasite_redirect_bp_signup_page($page ){
return bp_get_root_domain() . '/iump-subscription-plan/';
}
Ensures redirect to my subscription plan (/iump-subscription-plan/). I have a registration after the membership plan has been selected. It looks like it works. Well thank you.
Hello @djpaul, thank you for your willingness to help. I tried adding a reply yesterday, but it’s not showing, so I write today too. I will try to explain my problem. My site is under construction only.
1.When I was not using Ultimate Membership Pro, the registration page was from the BuddyPress plugin (2.jpg) BuddyPress registration page was also set up in admin (1.jpg). Everything was ok.
2.After installing the Ultimate Membership Pro plugin, I changed BuddyPress registration page settings to Ultimate Membership Pro plugin registration page (3.jpg). In the Ultimate Membership Pro settings, I set up the same register page (4.jpg). The registration page should now be the Ultimate Membership Pro plugin registration page (5.jpg). However, it is very difficult to get to it. Instead, Buddy Press’s sign-up registration page still appears (6.jpg). But with the URL corresponding to the Ultimate membership Pro registration page (6.jpg).
I’ve tried everything else setting, even turning off other plugins – it did not help. I also tried the solutions I found here, but they did not work. In the next replies, I add screenshots.
Thank you for the thoughtful reply. I submitted the feature request.
In the meantime, do you see a way to use groups to accomplish the same thing? Seems overly complex to me, but maybe I’m overthinking it.
For example, three groups could be auto created for each user upon registration, titled Inner Circle, Friend and Acquaintance. And then “friends” could be auto added to one of the groups, by the user/group admin. Unfortunately this sounds like a mess, plus creates new issues for the OTHER users to do the same thing on their side.
That would be useful, modding the registration form is definitely on my list.
One thing to look at is BP Better Registration, this is effectively a plugin overload of the whole registration process, you could probably use that as a basis for your own registration mods.
The issue is that the bp template ages run functions that auto-format the output. what you’d have to do is overload the registration page then rewrite it using the bp base functions rather than the helper functions, that way you’d get to specify your own css. But I’m not the expert here, still learning bp, there probably will be other ways.
Also, if you’re trying to link to the user’s own profile, don’t forget about the utility url:
http://mysite.com/members/me.
If the user isn’t logged in, it’ll pass them through the registration form to get there.
I think the only way to avoid this is to manually moderate new signups using BP Registration Options. At least that’s what I do and I’ve never had a spam group created.
How did you change the link to the registration page? Presumably this is what caused that issue. I’ve not had to do that myself so am unaware of what issues it may cause.
Regarding some users not getting activation emails. Are you using the default wordpress email address (wordpress@yoursite.com) some mail providers block these default emails and you can change the default email to something mre specific to your site using a plugin such as CB Change Mail Sender.
Seems like it’s not working. What happens if you deactivate BuddyPress and just use the wordpress registration?
