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Version WP: 3.8.1
Version BP: 1.9.2
Installation: Local, using MAMP
Other plugins installed: noneI’ve been struggling with this for days now and can’t seem to find anyone with the same problem. In short:
When I try to register at the frontend of the buddy press setup the page simply refreshes after submitting the form. No error/success message, no email, no new account.
What I’ve tried to make sure before posting:
– No third party plugins is interfering with BuddyPress or WordPress; it is clean install
– Part of it being a clean install is that the theme Twenty Fourteen is enabled. Tried it as well with Twenty Twelve; no success.
– I read another post saying that it could be a case of uppercase letters in the directory name, not in my case: all paths are lowercase
– obviously anyone can register is enabled. Even tried it two ways: enabled before installing BP and installing BP before enabling
– Email is working. Created an account on the backend and enabled ‘send password by email’. Received it just fine.I really can’t think of anything else to fix the problem, which is frustrating because it’s kind of a vital element of BP. Anyone out there who got any ideas?
Topic: Widgets Dissapear
Hello,
I have a Activity Stream, and it currently has a sidebar (my default page template it looks like). I have changed in the admin dashboard on that page to be the One Column template. HOWEVER it does not change the template and keeps the sidebar there.I have looked at the activity templates and they do not have the sidebar/default template in them.
I also tried creating a new page with the one column, i viewed it making sure it was 1 column, then i associated that page to Activity (via WordPress Admin > Settings > Buddypress > Pages ) and that page then turned back into the default layout with sidebar and activity.
How do I fix this?
I manage a company website which includes 2 WordPress blogs – although I did not create them nor do I manage that part of the site. (They are managed by our marketing person who only deals with approving posts and generating content, nothing structural.)
Last week we noticed that one of the blogs came up with a blank page; the last known activity was on about March 10th. WP admin showed it could not find any themes. For some reason, the /wp_content/themes folder was empty – I have no idea how that occurred as this is a managed, secure company site.
Our hosting company has restored the entire folder structure from a backup made on 3/9/2014. I’ve also run a couple of queries on the database which APPEARS (from what little I know) to be intact. After restoring the folder structure, the blog home page is at least visible (header artwork) but nothing much else is shown other than an error:
Fatal error: Class ‘BP_Core_User’ not found in E:\INetPub\wwwroot\expressmetrix\software-audit-forum\wp-content\themes\emforums\sidebar.php on line 47
(which also shows up in the log when I enable debug) … and a “tag-like” looking thing “[bbp-forum-index]” which, I assume, should have been substituted with something.
I did some simple file searching – the wp-content\plugins\buddypress\bp-core folder is there and includes bp-core-classes.php which contains the class definition. As this error is in sidebar.php, presumably an included file in the overall theme, it’s unclear if this alone might be the primary reason the entire site is displaying incorrectly. Given that none of the underlying structure has changed in months (only users and posts added), I’m concerned that somehow someone has figured out a way to damage the site thru a registration or post although I don’t know how something like that would cause a source-code level like problem.
Any suggestions of where/how to look are greatly appreciated.
I am working on a site with buddypress installed. I have a buddypress search widget in sidebar where user can search the members.
http://dev.optimizebusinessgrowth.com/gopaperboy/members/
I just want to save the most recent search of user. Don’t know how to do this. It’s a wordpress site. Anyone have an idea? thanksTopic: Register
Hi,
I wonder, when registering, is it handled by wordpress and buddypress or is wordpress importing data from buddypress xprofile for doing this? I’m looking for a solution for membership with agree to term check box and so on..
Best Regards
I can’t believe I’m the only one with this problem. I’m not new to wordpress, but I’m not as proficient as I’d like to be. I’m trying to upload BP in zip format as a theme and am getting the following message
style.css stylesheet. Theme install failed”>
Any ideas?
edHi all,
I’ve just started using BuddyPress, and I can’t get my site to recognize the Registration or Activation pages that I’ve made. I can see them everywhere in the UI, but when I try to navigate to them, I get redirected to my homepage. They also don’t show up in my navigation menu.
I’ve done everything I can think of:
I’ve enabled open registration to my site.
I’ve assigned pages to the Registration and Activation pages under BP settings.
I’ve added them to my main navigation menu.I’m using 3.8.1 of WordPress and the most recent version of Buddy Press. I’m working on the site locally, so I can’t link to it.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Hi, I am using wordpress 3.8 and buddypress 1.9.2. Here is my site link http://dev.optimizebusinessgrowth.com/gopaperboy/
Right now site is in testing mode. When a user registers first time. He receives an activation email with a link, clicks on that link and account is activated. But when I delete the user by going to wp-admin > users and then again trying to register that user with the same email address. I can’t receive any activation email and when I try to login with that username and password, it says wrong username and password.
Please help me in this regard. thanksI’m setting up Buddypress on my local install of WordPress (MAMP) and when I go to test it by filling out the form and pressing submit it just refreshes the page and doesn’t give any error or success message.
I’m not getting any error messages in my logs either.
I read another post saying that it could be a case of uppercase letters in the directory name, so I changed that and still nothing. I also put my database name in lowercase letters to see if that helped but nothing.
Buddypress is the only plugin running and I have tested it with all the standard wordpress themes to no avail.
It did work when I tested it on a production site with an identical database (the local install is a clone of that production site for redevelopment).
Does anybody have any idea how to fix it?
Topic: No activation emails.
Wordpress 3.8.1, Buddypress 1.9.2 (also bbPress @ 2.5.3). http://www.familymigration.co.uk/
I absolutely cannot get my registration page to send out activation emails, I’ve gone through a thousand Google pages and tried everything I’ve felt comfortable with. SMTP plugins don’t make a difference, and I called my host’s technical support who said that because I’m on a shared server (not sure if he meant hosting or email account[own domain email]) SMTP was unlikely to work anyway. He tried everything he could for an hour and a half and no luck.
Wordpress still sends out password reset emails and users can email my own domain email address via my contact form, but my address won’t reach them for an activation email.
I’m a total newbie, no knowledge of any code whatsoever. Please help 🙁