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  • r-a-y
    Keymaster

    Download and unzip a fresh version of BuddyPress to wp-content/plugins/buddypress to ensure that you have all files and not a corrupted install.

    If you are using a caching plugin, you would also have to purge your cache. You shouldn’t cache the registration or activation pages anyway.

    Salvatore
    Participant

    Hello,

    I was trying to adjust and upgrade some things in a WordPress/BuddyPress basic customization, and I got some weird problem on registration page: nothing found on Google before this, so I opened new thread. If I try to open it as anonymous user, an error from PHP comes out:

    PHP Fatal error: Class 'BP_XProfile_Data_Template' not found in /Applications/AMPPS/www/social4/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-xprofile/bp-xprofile-template.php on line 66

    I was thinking to some customization wrong i.e mychild_theme/buddypress/members/register.php, but if I try to delete or rename it problem come out again, precisely after Profile Details default section.

    Example:

    What could be the issue? With previous BP version that won’t happens, I suppose something was changed in latest months/weeks? How could I solve?

    Thanks in advance!

    #266131

    In reply to: get member type broken

    _natty_
    Participant

    thanks a lot but this was already tested with no result!
    or better, same result! same id! on the context! i try to give a full vision of my site conf:

    on bp-custom on buddypress folder ive this:

    function using_mt_register_member_types() {
    	bp_register_member_type( 'Problem solver', array(
    		'labels' => array(
    			'name'          => 'Problem solvers',
    			'singular_name' => 'Problem solver',
    		),
    	) );
    
    	bp_register_member_type( 'Entrepreneur/policy maker', array(
    		'labels' => array(
    			'name'          => 'Entrepreneur/policy makers',
    			'singular_name' => 'Entrepreneur/policy maker',
    		),
    	) );	
    }
    add_action( 'bp_init', 'using_mt_register_member_types' );

    then in my plugins ive active “Member Type Field for Buddypress XProfile”
    and in mine xprofile field ive one setted to select the user type during registration by users. it show my option described above!

    then on the same bp_custom file for building a “conditional menu” ive this snippet of code:

    function add_break_in_tabs() {
    
    if ( !function_exists( 'bp_get_member_type' ) ) { 
        require_once ABSPATH . PLUGINDIR . 'buddypress/bp-members/bp-members-functions.php'; 
    
    } 
    
    $user_id=bp_displayed_user_id();
    $user_id2=get_current_user_id();
    $tipo=bp_get_member_type();
    echo $user_id.$user_id2;---->SAME RESULT SHOWED!
    echo $tipo;--->NOTHING TO SHOW
    var_dump($tipo);---> BOOOL FALSE
    ....

    On the user’s list i can set type for each user.
    On registration i can see and select the type.
    On Xfield definition ive no option to select but the option showed in the registration form are correct!

    thanks a again to any contributor

    #266117

    In reply to: get member type broken

    _natty_
    Participant

    my hook

    function using_mt_register_member_types() {
    	bp_register_member_type( 'Problem solver', array(
    		'labels' => array(
    			'name'          => __( 'Problem solvers', 'using-mt' ),
    			'singular_name' => __( 'Problem solver', 'using-mt' ),
    		),
    	) );
    	bp_register_member_type( 'Entrepreneur/policy maker', array(
    		'labels' => array(
    			'name'          => __( 'Entrepreneur/policy maker', 'using-mt' ),
    			'singular_name' => __( 'Entrepreneur/policy maker', 'using-mt' ),
    		),
    	) );	
    }
    add_action( 'bp_init', 'using_mt_register_member_types' );

    the field for the registration form:
    registration field

    linkref
    Participant

    Hello,

    I’m trying to display all the group fields in the registeration form. I.E : not only the base group field.

    I’ve found those two topics :
    https://buddypress.org/support/topic/how-to-show-multiple-profile-field-groups-on-register-php/
    https://buddypress.org/support/topic/all-fields-for-registration/
    But it seems to be outdated over 6 years…

    Could someone bring me the solution, maybe after 6 years there is a feature i dont even know…

    Thanks you for your time.

    tisor
    Participant

    Hi,

    I’m using Buddypress for a LMS with Learndash.

    As part of our platform, we want to make the BadgeOS Points important in order to get access to some content. Gamification they called.

    I have spent already hours testing all the invitations plugins I have found, including others like Affiliates, but I cannot find what my boss is asking me.

    This is the workflow I need to implement:

    • A user sends an invitation to someone to register to the site (something like mysite.com/register?referer=userID)
    • The new user registers from that link and activate account
    • The user who send the invitation, the “referer”, get X points on BadgeOS for getting a new member registered in our platform
    • The user who registered with the invitation also get some points for using the referer code

    Is there any actual implementation for this, someone has got any success on something similar? Or do I have to create a complete new plugin for this? (I’m a PHP Developer but have never developed nothing for WordPress)

    Regards

    Jesse Francis
    Participant

    Hi, I have been meddling with BuddyPress for a while now, and with this specific theme, extended form fields go beyond specified content area. Partly it may be theme’s fault, but it happens only with Registration form (from BP), and not with Contact Form or anything else.

    You can see it live here: https://svaa.org.in/members/register/

    Can someone help?

    #266087
    annasue
    Participant

    I am very new to BuddyPress. I installed it and imported my members from a .csv file. I can see them listed as users but I do not know how to display a list of them on the Members page. I also don’t know how to put a form on the registration page. The pages BuddyPress created are blank.

    Are there shortcodes?

    yabai31
    Participant

    hello,

    i’m new to the forum and to buddypress. i recently created a new website and installed buddypress on it. my site is pokerenthusiastnetwork.com my theme is oner 1.0.7. buddypress 2.8.2

    i’m a complete layman when it comes to technology. it’s been a struggle for me to get a webpage set up, but i’ve been making slow progress. however, the issue i’m having now is over my head. here is the issue:

    i want people to be able to sign up to my site without having to give their real name. just a username is what i need. however, buddypress requires both a name and username. i’ve had a look through the forums and i have learned that it is impossible to remove these. i read two possible solutions to this problem:

    1. use a form in place of the registration field.
    this post https://buddypress.org/support/topic/how-to-delete-the-name-field-from-registration/ recommends using gravity forms. i searched for gravity forms within the plugin section of wordpress, but i couldn’t find it. i could find it in a google search, but it looks like it isn’t free. i have a different plugin for forms, wpforms lite. could i use this instead of gravity forms and get the desired result?

    2. hide the name field using css
    https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5373?cversion=0&cnum_hist=3 says this is possible. in this case, my understanding is that the name field would still exist, but it wouldn’t be visible to people during the registration process, and would be automatically populated with whatever they enter into the username field. is this correct? i have no experience at all with coding, and i couldn’t understand from the thread how i could implement this solution.

    so, my question is two fold:

    first, which of these solutions is preferable? i want to choose the one that is easiest for a layman to handle, which would seem to be solution 1. however, i don’t want to run into any problems down the line, as i’ll have no idea how to fix them. could this solution create problems for me?

    second, if i go with solution two, how do i go about it? i’ve got no idea what css is, let alone how to alter it. i’d be really appreciative if someone could give me a step by step, bearing in mind that i have zero experience with it.

    thank you in advance!

    #266078
    thiantpro
    Participant

    Hello

    When a customer registers, there is no sign-up success message, it is indefinitely redirected to the same registration page. In addition he does not receive the activation mail to validate his registration. I activate it manually and it has no assigned role. When I change the role for a standard wordpress role, it works without problem but when I try to change to a role created by a pluggin or by me, this makes an error message, this redirects to page 404 (redirect To my Blog page).

    Another big problem found, my users no longer have access to their profile, when it clicks on the profile tab, this gives a page 404 not found as well.

    My Host developper says your pluggin make error log.

    Please HELP !!!

    #266063
    metalhead
    Participant

    Read this conversation in its entirety.

    The plugin author was kind enough to guide me through the process of making that work. If you follow those instructions, your users will be able to upload their profile photo during registration.

    Although this method works, it causes a slight problem: The users won’t be able to update their photo in the future, because the default Buddypress “Change avatar” function refers to a different file, or location, than the xprofile custom fields type location.

    If you find a way to fix that problem, please let me know.

    lolo84
    Participant

    Hello,

    I’m running a webiste which is a marketplace for events. To manage the events, I’m using the plugin Event Espresso (EE4, version 4.9.38.p). To manage the community though, I’m installing right now BuddyPress and I would like BuddyPress to be the entry point of any customer Account creation.

    One of the tricky thing I’m facing right now is to insert the BuddyPress registration form into the user path when he is about to book an event. There is an option in EE4 where you can force a user to be logged in to be able to register to an event. You can also specify the url of the registration page where you want user to login when he is not and when he is trying to book an event. Please see the secreenshot below:

    EE4 back-end setting: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B4-hsazMWUExX0VaSE9lLXpBODQ
    EE4 screen when a user try to book but he is not logged in yet: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B4-hsazMWUExODdQQUoyVmdJakk

    And when I click on the “register for an acount here”, I go to the url I put in the EE4 settings, the BuddyPress registration form.

    My problem comes here: at this stage, when I fulfill all the fields in the registration fields of the BP registration form and I click on “create my account”, the system let me stay on this page, although I would like to go back to the EE4 step in order to finish to book my event. In fact, I would like to redirect the user to EE4 user booking event path when he just created his account via BP registration form when he comes to this form by passing through the first steps of the EE4 event booking.

    Did anybody faced this kind of problem once? Could you help me?

    WordPress version: WordPress 4.7.4
    BuddyPress version: BuddyPress 2.8.2
    website link: https://www.viviarto.com/

    Thanks you very much in advance!

    inboundware
    Participant

    I have built a community around the following plugins:

    BuddyPress
    BuddyPress Groups Extras
    LearnPress – BuddyPress Integration
    MediaPress
    bbPress

    I believe it was since we’ve updated Eduma and Learnpress, I can’t login to Buddypress pages or any other related. If i’m logged in, I can’t enter in my Buddypress profile.

    Register page:

    Registar

    Login page:

    Comunidade IPF

    I can’t find the reason why this is happening. Need help!

    alancr
    Participant

    I installed the buddypress simple terms and conditions plugin to add a checkbox field to my registration page. But now terms and conditions field (when viewed on laptop) is merging on top of the captcha Q&A response field. The captcha field and T&Cs field are all merged together. How can I reposition the T&Cs above the captcha field?
    When viewed on a smartphone it looks ok.

    The T&Cs custom field does have some coding on positioning on the top by 30 pixels but i think it needs more coding to reposition the captcha field below it.

    Thanks for any advice

    alancr
    Participant

    I installed buddypress captcha plugin and set up a question/response via my dashboard. Due to a different problem I then deleted the captcha plugin but on my buddypress registration page the captcha question/response field is still there! I honestly cant remember where in my dashboard this field is located. I went into users custom fields and my primary base field only has the profile title. I am going round in circles trying to find where to delete the captcha response field. It was listed somewhere on my dashboard and now i cant find it. Please help!!!!! Going nutz.

    #265938
    manm0untain
    Participant

    Extended Buddypress profile fields demands an additional name / username field. This is the case whether you are using Buddypress Usernames Only plugin or not.

    This is only relevant if you require extended profile fields. If you don’t, then go into Buddypress settings and turn off extended profiles. That will remove the requirement for a second name on the registration / profile area.

    If you want to use extended profile fields on BP, but you don’t want the second username / name field uglying up your registration flow, you can do the following.

    You have to be careful with this, because if you hack it, remove the second required name / username field, or any of a dozen other solutions I’ve found – the registration will break down. You will get 500 errors, missing confirmation emails etc.

    The solution I used for this is as follows.

    1. Assuming you just want to use a singular Username for your site – install the Buddypress Usernames Only plugin. It says the plugin is old but it is still working as of WP version 4.7.4 (for me at least). This deals with the display / access of various username / name / fullname / nickname issues throughout the WP / Buddypress install.

    2. Next you’ll need to hide the extra name / username field on the registration area, and the BP profile area. Stick this CSS into your theme custom CSS under Appearance > Customize:

    #profile-edit-form .field_1 { display: none;}
    #signup_form .field_1 { display: none;}

    (I have seen a 3rd line of CSS on other solutions – #register-page p { display: none;} – all this did for me was to hide the confirmation message after the user registers. You probably want that so I’d leave that line out).

    3. The fields should now be hidden, but the system still requires that information to process properly. So next create a file in notepad and save it as name_remove.js

    In that file put the following javascript:

    document.getElementById("signup_username").onchange = function() {myFunction()};
    function myFunction() {
     var x = document.getElementById("signup_username");
    document.getElementById("field_1") .value = x.value
    }

    Save that file and upload it to your theme folder (same folder as functions.php etc). This javascript automatically populates the hidden field with the username, so the system does not complain or fall over.

    4. Finally you need WordPress to pick this javascript file up. You can do that with a function, using file enqueing. Copy and paste this function into your themes functions.php file Appearance > Editor

    function wpb_adding_scripts() {
    wp_register_script('name_field_remove', get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/name_remove.js', array('jquery'),'1.1', true);
    wp_enqueue_script('name_field_remove');
    }
    
    add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'wpb_adding_scripts' );

    You have to be careful about the path. If it’s not working at this point, you can view the page source of your register page, and search for “name_remove.js” – look at the path on that script line. If the path is wrong, tweak it in the function above (you might need to change the get_stylesheet_directory_uri() part, or the path part after it. You can check if the path is correct by clicking the link to the .js file in the page source. If the path is wrong, you will get a 404 error. If the path is right, you should see the script code contained in the js file. Fiddle around with the path until it’s correct.

    At that point, you have hidden the fields with CSS, and populated the second hidden username / name field automatically with javascript. Test your registration / confirmation email etc to make sure everything is working. But you should be good to go.

    Hope that helps someone. Thanks to the folks I cobbled this solution together from.

    #265932
    manm0untain
    Participant

    If you do that (create new group, drag username into new group then delete), the registration breaks down. So I wouldn’t recommend doing that.

    legendarylvl1
    Participant

    So, when I try to edit my base registration fields (located in users>profile fields)

    It takes me to a page that says I’m not authorized (but I’m the only keymaster/admin)

    I can delete groups. But it won’t let me delete individual fields – and thats a problem because there are so many of the same fields!

    Does anyone know what kind of error this is?

    #265925

    In reply to: Admin Adds All Users

    dlanghauser
    Participant

    Nevermind, I am now able to get a registration email that forces them to change password… although… I cannot format it to say what I need. Any suggestions?

    Cameron Jones
    Participant

    I am building a site that requires a complex registration form. The form has been built in Gravity Forms and embedded in the page content of the registration page. I then had the below code hooked onto template_redirect:

    function remove_buddypress_registration_form() {
    
    		$bp_pages = get_option( 'bp-pages' );
    
    		if( is_page( $bp_pages['register'] ) ) {
    		
    			remove_filter( 'bp_template_include', 'bp_template_include_theme_compat', 4 );
    
    		}
    
    	}

    And it worked. The BP registration form was removed and the post content was displayed. But now that doesn’t work and I can’t really figure out why that would be. Even when I revert to the commit that I set it all up, it still doesn’t work. Obviously the ID of the page is being nuked by BP_Registration_Theme_Compat::dummy_post, but I guess my real question is why BP wouldn’t be running that before and now it is. There hasn’t even been an update since I wrote that code

    #265898
    RapaFenice
    Participant

    Hi there,
    I would like to know if there’s a way to let users choose their role during registration.
    I use buddypress registration form in a WPLMS website and I need the users to choose if they want to register as Students or as Instructor (both are WP roles).
    Thank you very much
    Ylenia

    #265891
    chief1971
    Participant

    Yeah I logged out and tried to login as a new user. When I type the website address it shows the registration question page, however I want it to show the welcome page, which I have associated with the Buddypress register page…..

    #265874
    chief1971
    Participant

    I have associated two WordPress pages with the BuddyPress registration pages (activate and register).

    However, when either the register or activate page are selected they both open the buddypress members page, not the desired wordpress pages.

    Any help would be appreciated.

    I am using the Kleo Child theme.

    #265759
    nathanialc
    Participant

    Hi, I’m looking for helm with the buddypress registration process. I really like the activation filter on registration. I’m trying to incorporate a form (contact 7 w/ frontend registration), do register the user when filled out. Unfortunately it bypasses the activation filter. Does anyone know a way to use a contact 7 form to register Buddypress?

    -Nathanial

    buddypress Version 2.8.2
    wordpress version 4.7.4

    Nahum
    Participant

    Is there a way to set up a component without going having to do a bp plugin – to unite my different custom post type activities and comments that were already set up through CPT registration and post/comment tracking?

    In order to filter activity like this;

    $args['object'] = array('blogs','my-video-cpt-stuffs', 'my-other-cpt-stuffs');

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