When someone is trying to create their profile the screen keeps moving to the top which is very frustrating and really does not help the user’s experience. Due to the issue, it takes the user such a long time to create their profile.
I have made a short video showing you the issue, I made it for my theme support who suggested that I also shared my issue with this forum.
I do hope I get a response here as most of the time I hear nothing at all.
Having a hell of a time figuring this one out. Trying to email admin with the complete extended profile of new user registration.
Having all of those profile groups appended to the normal wordpress new user notification would be great.
Have also tried to use 3rd party services like zapier, but zapier only pulls in the fields from the wordpress profile and not the extended profile. I can’t seem to find a plugin to sync them deep enough to have zapier pick up the extended profile.
@vapvarun thanks, wasn’t really clear what the fix entails, so for anyone else looking for a solution, it took me 10 minutes to find the link on where I could find the fix.
You have to modify the following file /wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-members/screens/register.php on line 93 and change
The Buddypress 3.0 uses **bp-nouveau** template as default. How can I override the CSS and other template files in WordPress theme? Earlier it would be done by copying **bp-legacy** folder into the WordPress theme folder and renaming it to **buddypress** but it does not seem to work for the bp-nouveau theme. Even if I copy it to the theme folder, BuddyPress continues to use the files from the buddypress pluginlocation.
I could not find any information about Buddypress 3.0 template structure in the codex.
I did the testing with and without Buddypress Xprofile custom fields type on both versions (Version 1.0.0 and Version 2.6.3) but no luck on getting the front-end User profile SETTINGS to work (not displaying the settings page)
Also I even do the testing with newly install wordpress-4.9.6 and buddypress 3.0.0 only but still no luck as well on getting the front-end User profile SETTINGS to work (not displaying the settings page)
But when I try using the buddypress Version 2.9.3 and with xprofile custom fields type with versions: 1.0.0 and 2.6.3 all are working properly.
I dont know if the said issues is on buddypress version 3.0.0 that is not displaying the front-end users profile Settings page (General and Profile Visibility tab)
Hi! I have problem with uploading and cropping user avatars. In php error logs there’s a lot of this warning: PHP Warning: transliterator_transliterate(): Could not create transliterator with ID "Any-Latin; Latin-ASCII; [\u0080-\u7fff] remove" (transliterator_create: unable to open ICU transliterator with id "Any-Latin; Latin-ASCII; [\u0080-\u7fff] remove": U_INVALID_ID) in /wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/classes/class-bp-attachment.php on line 292
Sometimes when I try to set user avatar there’s a bugs with cropping and I get message “There was a problem cropping profile photo.“.
I also notice that files don’t save properly on the server. There’s dash sign at the beginning and some files don’t have file format like jpg/png at the end.
I’m trying it out. Though it doesn’t have a lot of downloads so far, the developer has other plugins on WordPress.org that have been around for a while.
I forgot to list the apache rewrite_mod above, but it is also installed.
Buddypress instructions say to ‘AllowOverride all’ to the folder containing htaccess, however, using these instructions https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/wordpress.html as a base, I set ‘Allowoverride all’ to my /usr/share/wordpress directory. htaccess is located in /etc/wordpress. Could this be the problem? and If so, how would I correct it?
I am currently testing my website and there is an issue with Buddypress. When I try to register using the Buddypress registration form, no activation email is sent to the user (I checked the Spam folder too). I then installed the “Check email” plugin to check if the activation email is actually sent to the user after registering, and no email is sent to the user…
I then setup the standard WordPress registration form in my wordpress theme, and after registering, the activation email is sent properly. The issue therefore seems to be with the buddypress registration form but I am unable to locate it…
Do you know by any chance what is the issue with the buddypress registration form and how I can fix it?
Thank you for your help.
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