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Couldn’t find anything on this so I wrote something.
It seems to work for me.
I simply add this to the bp-custom.php

function update_friends_count( $user_id ) {
global $wpdb, $bp;
if ($friend_ids = BP_Friends_Friendship::search_friends( ”, $user_id )) {
foreach ($friend_ids AS $fid) {
$total_sql = “SELECT COUNT(id) FROM {$bp->friends->table_name} WHERE initiator_user_id = $fid OR friend_user_id = $fid”;
$total_friend_ids = $wpdb->get_var($total_sql);
update_usermeta($fid, ‘total_friend_count’, (int)($total_friend_ids) – 1);
}
}
do_action( ‘update_friends_count’, $user_id );
}
add_action( ‘wpmu_delete_user’, ‘update_friends_count’, 1 );
add_action( ‘delete_user’, ‘update_friends_count’, 1 );
add_action( ‘make_spam_user’, ‘update_friends_count’, 1 );

the hack adds “the new users’ e-mail address to the e-mail with the activation link. This way you’ll know which activation link belongs to which user.” This is really needed!

Is there another line to add to functions.php that will add the email address?

Actually what we need is a plugin that creates a pending membership panel in the admin so you can go in and active or mark as spam… just like comments!

AH! Got it http://buddypress.pastebin.com/LrQuRa9T

This will show you the number of pending (NOT SPAM) comments next to the menu for ‘Manage Comments (#)’. Whew. I’m going to fiddle and see if I can make something like the notifications alert show up. But this is mostly what I wanted

The /*disable blog signup for non logged in member*/ code from @sbrajesh didn’t work… it didn’t remove the create a blog from the signup page.. I got a spam blog within minutes.

ah well that’s it for this rainy Sunday afternoon…. When I get some time next I’ll start but updating to php5 and then I’ll check back with the forum. Thanks everyone!

~ Ruth

It is the only activity in the forum

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Members Directory. If you sort by “newest registered”, and thus get the most recent spam signups. Not only does it take a long time to load due to number of users on this site (30+ seconds), but as those spammers don’t have a name, the floats aren’t appearing to be cleared correctly. See http://twitpic.com/1i4ueq/full

many thanks Ray !

That “no reply” e-mail seems not to be the issue, because the second e-mail which says “Dear User. Your new account is set up.” is also being send from “noreply@domain.com”.

So both e-mails are being send from “noreply@domain.com” , but the first e-mail containing the BP-Registration-Code is landing in the Spam-folder, the second e-mail which the user is receiving is actually not landing in the Spam-folder of Gmail.

Anyway, do I need a Plug-in” in order to change the e-mail-address from “noreply@domain.com” to something different ?

Is there a way to change that somewhere in the backend without using a plugin ?

Hi Ray,

the thread you are referring to is regarding a different issue.

I am running a dedicated server and I have no issues with SMTP.

Sending e-mails via BP is actually working fine, the only issue I am having is that the e-mail send via BP containing the Verification-Code is landing in the Spam-folder of the Gmail-account of the respective user.

All other e-mails send by BP are actually not landing in the Gmail-Spam-folder.

So something got to be wrong here…..

I guess this is worth a TRAC-ticket.

Many thanks,