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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.

WordPress version 4.6.1
BP version 2.7.2
website – http://www.uk-mgc.com

Hello,

So I have recently installed BP, but I can’t seem to figure out how to get the registrations working. I have searched the forums and the standard advice of enabling pretty permalinks, allowing user registrations and setting pages etc, all checks out, but I am still pulling blanks.

Any help would be great.

Thanks

Our website is http://www.fighting.net and we have a members section. We don’t want people to be able to register from the site. They signup with our instructor then we want to be able to send them a link by email. Registering only works if in settings –> general we check “anyone can register.” That adds a register link to the login and anyone can type in the url/register to register. Can we:

A) email a link that is hidden to everyone else

or

B) when some registers be able to moderate and accept or decline registrations?

Hey,

I have buddypress installed on my website. I have the Buddypress Login widget and the Registration part works fine. When i try to login through the buddy press widget i get a Error 406 page. I can login perfectly fine through wp-login.php ….

What can I do to fix this? Please help. =)

Hi,

The two columns with ‘basic details’ and ‘profile details’ are horizontally aligned in the signup form, but this doesn’t look good when there are more profile (right) than basic (left) details – and it doesn’t look good on mobile either – it is not responsive.

My register page is currently open here

I have tried to just align the two columns vertically with:

#buddypress .standard-form #basic-details-section, #buddypress .standard-form #blog-details-section, #buddypress .standard-form #profile-details-section {
float: none;
width; 90%;
}

– what am I doing wrong?

Or, is there a better solution?

Thanks,

Lars

Every time I manually create a new user on my multisite (via the admin interface) the new user instantly gets THREE “friend requests” from existing users. The minute the new user logs in after registration, they already have these three notifications waiting.

I found one thread (3 years old) that describes something similar — but it’s related to the Invite Anyone plugin, the friend request comes from the Group Admin when a user responds to an invitation. I do use the Invite Anyone plugins, so I added this filter:

add_filter( ‘invite_anyone_send_friend_requests_on_acceptance’, ‘__return_false’ );

But it’s not changing anything as far as I can tell. I’m not even sure that the IA plugin is responsible. I’ve logged in as the users who are “sending” these automated friend requests, and I can’t find anything that they can do to force sending a friend request to new users.

Any ideas at all where I should look for the cause?