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Without an error message, there isn’t much anyone can do to help you.
If your error log was 2GB per day, then you have a lot of other problems.

Try turning on wp_debug.

Unless you’ve created bp-custom.php yourself, you won’t have one.

If you can verify that you’re using Twenty Fifteen, no plugins activated, and have made no custom code changes, then please feel free to open a ticket on Trac. Please provide the developers with as much info as you can (see here) and describe the problem you’re seeing in as much detail as you can. Also, feel free to reference this thread.

Also, if you wanted to condense your function into less statements, you could use the set_role() method instead of remove_role() and add_role(). See here

The wp_users table description can be found here:

https://codex.wordpress.org/Database_Description

And here’s the BuddyPress database diagram:

BuddyPress Database Diagram

Hope that helps you.

Hi @alexbotkin

I’m not aware of an Excel importer. Perhaps try searching the WordPress Plugin Directory for one.

@spiritix usually with any kind of members plugin you can restrict access per user level on a page or post basis and should have the option within that post or page to select what user level has access to it with a custom message and even a link pointing them to upgrading their account.

what membership plugin are you using? and im sorry im not familiar with restrict content pro or bbpress though as ive not used them, if your users get given the correct roles within wordpress after registration then the problem lies with one of these plugins or some kind of conflict is my guess, maybe try to track it down by deactivating all plugins and reactivating them separately.

Hi @youmin

If you don’t already have your roles set-up then this is how you’d add them:

add_role(
    'student',
    __( 'Student' ),
    array(
        'read'         => true,  // true allows this capability
        'edit_posts'   => true,
        'delete_posts' => false, // Use false to explicitly deny
    )
);

The 3rd parameter is where you’d put your capabilities. In my example above, I’ve created a ‘student’ role which can read and edit posts but can’t delete posts. Feel free to amend these capabilities.

Ref: https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_role

Then to pick up on Boone’s suggestion in the Trac ticket, you could do this:

function youmin_set_role( $user_id, $member_type, $append ) {
    $userdata = array( 'ID' => $user_id, 'role' => $member_type );
    wp_update_user( $userdata );
}
add_action( 'bp_set_member_type', 'youmin_set_role', 10, 3 );

When you use the bp_set_member_type() function like I have done here, this code will assign a role to the user who is signing up. The role that is assigned will be the type you use in bp_set_member_type().

Hope this helps you.

See this ticket.

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6154#ticket

Since buddypress 2.2 released we can tightly integrate user roles based on their profile selected. As well their is a hook . if you know php you can create a snippet so that others can get benefits along with you.
I think same above codes with a little modifications we can hook it to bp_set_members_type at line 2576.

Will you kindly provide me the snippet based on this ticket, as you directed I had raised this ticket and I am happy that their is a solution.

https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6154#ticket”

Thank you once again.