David CarsonHaven’t looked, where can I find the error logs?
Depends on your hosting service. Usually found in Control Panel or Plesk or in root folder.
But you didn’t mention whether anything is shown on screen when the activation link is clicked.
You might also want to verify that your hosting meets the minimum requirements if you haven’t already. No idea if that’s what’s causing your issue but can’t hurt to check.
https://wordpress.org/about/requirements/
https://buddypress.org/about/requirements/
It’s always easiest to troubleshoot core functionality (new users, new forum posts, new groups, upload avatar, new blog posts, etc.) before you start adding plugins or customizing anything. If you come up empty in error logs, I’d recommend a clean install so that you can better troubleshoot the issue. Otherwise, you might end up chasing your tail.
QuintCould you provide a reference of that plugin implemented for a BuddyPress site? I don’t see any examples (on their site) that specifically illustrate a BuddyPress implementation.
If all you’re looking for is a WordPress event plugin, here’s another you may want to research: http://eventespresso.com
erikahrendThat absolutely did the trick!! Awesome. THANKS!!!
9087877I would check them all because I have used plugins that broke registration and it was usually the last one I tried. Matter of fact I know disable wordpress updates was the culprit on one occasion. Just disable them all one by one to weed out the issue and then come back if the problem persists. Just a piece of advice for the future, anytime you install a new plugin, test that the registration still works each time. It sounds tedious but it will save you a headache if you have installed many plugins and you have to weed out the registration killing plugin because you failed to test it.
9087877Haven’t tested it myself but try this plugin:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/ag-custom-admin/
If that doesn’t do the trick and nobody else can guide you then you may want to consider hiring a developer and posting it here: http://jobs.wordpress.net/
erikahrendHi. Maybe I didn´t explain properly. When users log in, they see the wordpress logo to the left and an access to the blog´s (subscriber)dashboard. I want to completely eliminate the references to WordPress in the left of the adminbar, but retain the Buddybar in the right..
make sense?
Thanks!!
@mercime @dasteralo2 First, deactivate BuddyPress. you’ve got to make sure that your WP multisite installation is working before activating BP. Now create a new blog w/o BP and see if your new blog has been created.
– If no subsite is created, then resolve the multisite issue first at the multisite forum https://wordpress.org/support/forum/multisite
– If a subsite is created, then activate BuddyPress, go through the Installation Wizard and choose BP Default theme for the meantime, and create a new blog.
9087877If you don’t want the bar showing up for non-logged in users then go to dashboard/settings/buddypress/settings and uncheck show the toolbar for logged out users.
9087877The admin bar displays different for admins and subscribers anyway. It has admin functionality built in that a normal subscriber would not have. In short they don’t have admin options. So what are you really trying to do because it doesn’t make any sense!
erikahrendHi again. I did as you stated, but that isn´t working, the WordPress adminbar is still there…Thanks again.
Erik.
dasteralo2Hello!
Did you find any solution to your problem ?
I have exactly the same problem on a wordpress multiste.
Thanks.
9087877Okay gotcha! Put this in your child themes functions.php after the opening php tag :
if (!current_user_can(‘manage_options’)) {
add_filter(‘show_admin_bar’, ‘__return_false’);
}
function stp_no_admin_access()
{
if( !current_user_can( ‘administrator’ ) ) {
wp_redirect( home_url() );
die();
}
}
add_action( ‘admin_init’, ‘stp_no_admin_access’, 1 );
@mercime@benzine You need to change 16 template files within the 6 BP folders transferred to your Paediatric theme folder in server during the compatibility process.
If you’ve previously changed any of the BP template files in your Paediatric theme folder in server, replace all of them for a clean slate by deleting the 6 BP folders – /activity, /blogs, /forums, /groups, /members, and /registration – then re-run Appearance > BP Compatibility.
Download the 6 clean BP folders to your computer hard drive.
A. At the top of each of those 16 template files I linked to above, replace
`
with the following:
`
Then, in each of 16 files, delete the BP Templates’ Page titles where found (usually found in index.php files within BP Template folders) since the BP titles are generated automatically during the BP Installation Wizard and you don’t want duplicate titles in one page. Be careful with the activity/index.php file.
Save files.
erikahrendHi, thanks for your kind reply. I appreciate, but that completely removes the adminbar (including the Buddybar). I want to remove the WORDPRESS admin bar alone from non admins, but NEVER the Buddypress adminbar, which I want to have visible at all times…..
Possible?
Thanks!
9087877Place this in your childthemes functions.php just after the opening php tag:
//Removes BuddyBar from non-admins only
if (!current_user_can(‘manage_options’)){
define ( ‘BP_DISABLE_ADMIN_BAR’, true );
kuchingI’ve developed my own theme, I just copied the files provided into my own theme, then added a simple div tag in header-buddypress and closed in footer-buddypress to encapsulate it inside my existing css blocks
if I don’t create these two files buddypress will look funny
sorry for the confusione about my sentence above, I meant I’m not using a third party theme, I’m developing my own and embedding buddypress into it with BP Template Pack
other than the issues mentioned above, my buddpress and wordpress installation are working fine; the duplicate wp_head is not really giving me serious issues (apart from that redirect problem at the moment), however it’s wrong to have repeated js and css in a page
@mercimeIssue is resolved when bbPress sitewide forums is deactivated. Posted in bbPress trac https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/1951
rodtrentYou would *think* BP doesn’t touch XMLRPC at all, but here’s the scenario…
Pre BP 1.6x – works fine. Windows Live Writer connects and works. JetPack can connect.
Post BP 1.6x – With BP activated, Windows Live Writer cannot post to WordPress. You have to disable BP before JetPack will connect correctly – gives error about XMLRPC. So, something that BP is doing when enabled, locks XMLRPC.
I’ve reported this to the JetPack folks and they are checking into it.
Mark MorganThank you, I suspected that was the case.
@mercimeCreated ticket for the duplicate forum posts issue above https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4524
@mercime@sooskriszta check out https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-media/ by rtcamp; not to be confused with the other BP Media hosted on Google
GuidoHi Paul (and everyone else),
I noticed a file and code about default WP profile:
In file ‘profile’ there’s a line called ‘Display WordPress profile (fallback)’ and in the same folder (Profile) there’s a file called ‘profile-wp’ with all default WP profile fields in it.
I’m not a programmer, but is it possible to adjust those files so default WP profile fields are displayed in members profile? What do I have to adjust?
Guido
Paul Wong-GibbsThanks for confirming.
I’ve discovered BP 1.6.1 has a problem with topics not appearing in group forum lists when WP is set up to use a persistant object cache. I’m using the APC object cache plugin, and I’m 99% confident it’s occuring on one of our production memcached environments, too. Investigating.
kuching
AsynapticCraig, here is contact info:
http://www.twitter.com/yoast
http://www.facebook.com/jdevalk
https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/wordpress-seo
This is for ALL BP users, please contact Joost but obviously be polite and gracious in submitting your request.
