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Hi guys,
Hi need to set the registration page of BuddyPress to default WordPress registration page.
BuddyPress registration page ==> WordPress registration page (wp-login.php? Action = register)
I tried several plugins (obsolete), and various snippets (non-functioning).
There is some redirect code, snippets, or plug in make this?
Someone can tell me how to make the current version of BuddyPress?
Thanks!Hi,
I’ve customise the registration page and have been successful using a custom page to display the registration.
Here’s what I’ve done so far.
Copied the register.php file and replicated the folder structure in the child theme directory. This is the file that I’ve been customising.
I then duplicated page.php in my child themes root, renamed it to plugin-buddypress.php. I’ve heavily modified this page with new headers, a left and right section, no menus, etc. Basically trying to make the registration non branded.
However, after all that work, now I realised that all the buddypress pages are using that new plugin-buddypress.php page… so now the customised registration headers, text are also showing up for all other pages which obviously looks rediculous 🙂 when all I wanted was to only customise the registration page. lol
Anyways, is there a way around this? To make buddypress use the modified plugin-buddypress.php and have buddypress use another page for all other templates? Or am I going about this the wrong way or trying to do something that simply not possible?
Thanks!
ShayneHi,
I’m new to BuddyPress and I’m having problems setting up the BuddyPress registration page. I’m hoping someone can help. When I installed BuddyPress it automatically created pages for me to link to the registration and activation components. However, when I go to the registration page http://slipbuddy.codeprimer.net/Register all I see is a page with the title “Register” and no other content. The default wordpress registration page (/register with a lower-case ‘r’) appears to work as expected, but there is no option in the admin menu to link BuddyPress to that page.
I’ve searched the forums and have come across users having similar problems, but the fix seems to have been to disable plugins / use default themes etc. I’ve just created a new site to try to isolate the issue using a vanilla WordPress 4.6.1 with only the BuddyPress 2.7.2 plugin installed. (The default Hello Dolly and Akismet plugins are showing up in the plugin list but not activated).
The steps I have taken are as follows
- Install WordPress via FTP (no site scripts)
- Ensure Pretty Permalinks are enabled (Day and Name)
- Enable Registration in Settings->General->Anyone Can Register
- Install BuddyPress plugin from plugins page
- Return to BuddyPress admin page and checked that all components are mapped to default WP pages created by BuddyPress
Expected Outcome: http://slipbuddy.codeprimer.net/Register displays registration form
Actual Outcome: http://slipbuddy.codeprimer.net/Register displays a blank page with the heading RegisterThank you for your time!
Jack
Sorry for being nuisance from a newbie! I installed buddypress as one of the menus as “MEHSA community”with other menus in the main menu. There, titles such as profile, message, forum,etc. are created as submenus. I then created a couple of titles and place them as submenus for the forum, e.g. “MEHSA Discussion”, “MEHSA Memorial Foundation forum”, etc.
I notice that when a new user sees the website, the user sees these titles in the main menu but when he logs in or register, these titles display correctly as submenus. How can I correct this problem?
Also, to prevent unwanted people to register, can I add a conditional statement in the initial registration fields e.g. only if A & B are true then allow user to join the community.
You can look at the website to see what I mean -http://7fc.d70.myftpupload.com/I just updated the Display Widgets SEO Plus Plugin (v1.1.0) which is in the WordPress Plugin repository at Display Widgets SEO Plus Plugin Download.
Can be found under your “WordPress Dashboard” > “Plugins” > “Add New”
Use the Keyword Search facility, search for :
Display Widgets
Display Widgets SEO
Display Widgets SEO Plus
Widgets SEO Plus
Widgets SEOThe plugin should be in the top 5 results.
The update includes support for BuddyPress and bbPress specific widget logic.
BuddyPress specific widget logic
ALL BuddyPress Pages – is_buddypress()
BuddyPress Members Directory – bp_is_members_directory()
BuddyPress User Pages – bp_is_user()
BuddyPress Activity Streams Directory – bp_is_activity_directory()
BuddyPress Activity Streams Item – bp_is_single_activity()
BuddyPress Groups Directory – bp_is_groups_directory()
BuddyPress Group – bp_is_group()
BuddyPress Group Forum – bp_is_current_action( ‘forum’ )
BuddyPress Group Forum Topic – bp_is_group_forum_topic()
BuddyPress Registration Page – bp_is_register_page()
bbPress specific widget logic
ALL bbPress Pages – is_bbpress()
bbPress User Pages – bbp_is_single_user()
bbPress Forum Archive – bbp_is_forum_archive()
bbPress Category Forum – bbp_is_forum_category()
bbPress Forum – bbp_is_single_forum()
bbPress Forum Topic – bbp_is_single_topic()
bbPress Topic Tag – bbp_is_topic_tag()
David Law
I did not put in those shortcodes. These must have included with BuddyPress pages. It didn’t show any other text except these shortcodes when I click the corresponding page.I have included the link to the page.
Hello, I thought I submitted the question earlier but I did not see my submission so I am trying again. I installed BuddyPress 2.7.2 and BBPress 2.5.11 on WordPress 4.6.1. I placed BuddyPress and BBpress menus and submenus on the menu bar But when I clicked “registration”, “Login”, “Profile”, it displayed pages with [swpm_registration_form],[swpm_logIn_form] and [swpm_Profile_form] respectively. When I tried using another computer and another email, it initially allowed me to register but then it showed the same text again. Can you help me resolve the problem?
I a new to wordpress and buddypress.Topic: General Usage Question
I have a workshop I have created. For each group that goes through the workshop, I want to create their own forum. I also want them to be able to see and post to a “general forums”. I don’t want members of one workshop to see or post to another workshop’s forum. I also want people who are workshop leaders to be able to see and post to any forum.
I am using Event Espresso for event registration.
Is BP the right tool for this? If so, I need some guidance on how to configure the various groups.
As the topic says, I am trying to achieve this capability for group admin without success.
I have the following:
The website is community with branches (85 brancehs) and I use bp groups to handle the branches.
The members register and should be assigned to the branch of their city (using bp registration groups) and the managers of each branch are assigned as group admins.
The members are able to buy tickets to firld trips and other stuff and I need the group admins to be able to see which members from their own branch purchased a ticket to the trip.
Is it possible to create capability to achieve this?I am using:
wordpress 4.4.2
Buddypress 2.7.2
woocommerce 2.6.7
wc4bp 2.5
wc4bp xprofile checkout manager 1.2.1
Buddypress registration groups
capability manager enhancedPlease help someone…
I want to manually approve user registrations in our backend rather than letting them click a link to activate their account. I was able to remove the activate link on their end in the email they receive, but am wondering how the user can get an email notification once I’ve either activated or deleted the account request from the backend? As of now it does nothing when I activate it. I also want to change the verbiage that appears on the page after they submit their user registration information and cannot find out how.
Is there a way to require a profile pic upon registration? I cannot see the option to set up a field for that in the form fields, but would like to do this upon registration rather than having users have to do this on the profile editor later.
for some reason my User Registration is automatically activating new users. I’m unable to find the settings to disable this and have the Activation Email sent.
can someone kindly show me how to enable this feature?
thanks
GNIs there a way to require a profile pic upon registration? I cannot see the option to set up a field for that in the form fields, but would like to do this.
I used this plugin to achieve a personal and business version of my user registration based on conditional settings: https://buddydev.com/plugins/conditional-profile-fields-for-buddypress/ but now when I’m logged in as the user and want to go into my account and edit the profile fields..I cannot get see all of the fields that I want to edit.
