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Here’s how to get around activation. I was having the same problem on my test server, since it couldn’t send out activation emails. If you need activation emails enabled, then this workaround will not work for you.
For users that have already been created and cannot login, you can go into the wp_users table in the database and change their ‘user_status’ from ‘2’ to ‘0’ (if you have database access). ‘user_status’ is not used in WordPress — it’s a dead field — but Buddypress uses it to redirect to the homepage if a user has not been activated (aka user_status=2).
To avoid the problem for future user registrations, you can change a file to avoid activation (if you have FTP access). In the buddypress plugin directory, find bp-core/bp-core-signup.php. Find the line that says:
`$wpdb->query( $wpdb->prepare( “UPDATE $wpdb->users SET user_status = 2 WHERE ID = %d”, $user_id ) );`
In my installation (1.2.
it is on line 357. Change the 2 on that line to a 0. So it should look like this:
`$wpdb->query( $wpdb->prepare( “UPDATE $wpdb->users SET user_status = 0 WHERE ID = %d”, $user_id ) );`Now when a new user is created, they will automatically be able to login without their email needing to be confirmed.
“Is that a general recommendation?
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– No! However I have only been using your two codes that works but after awhile when I found the bugs it’s causing of your codes.1. Duplicate Content: Slash and No Slash at the End of URL
2. The page isn’t redirecting properly“I did say it was test code. Looks like you have whitespace issues in your /registration/activate.php. Delete any trailing whitespace from the beginning of that file.”I did put back the
function bp_core_redirect_canonicalin functions.php and deleted redirect trailing slash in .htaccess before process your above posted. It is the same problem I had it before except no warning error show up, only missed a key link in the domain link.I haven’t touch activate.php in bp-default therefore when I looked for trailing space, it looks like this:
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`If that is what you were talking about I deleted the whole line 1 and I tested it again and result I get when click the activation link in email:
http://www.domain.com/blog/activate/
`Activate your Account
Please provide a valid activation key.
Activation Key:`There is no key link in the domain. e.g.
http://www.domain.com/blog/activate?key=afd7528c3b5664d429f94a2ed59a4c32
The line 1 in activate.php said
“This template is only used on multisite installations.”I have single WordPress. Does it matter? All those error the user still able get in after clicked the activation link in the email. Huh?Is there a fix? What is the solution for Single WP after user completed sign-up?
“Your htaccess rewrite rules look like it will interfere with querystring variables.
eg. example.com/my-page/?variable=my-test”Ha, thanks for noticed.
No need for sarcasm, let not your pink hair turn red
Per my last check in a test install of multi-author blog, existing users – from contributors to Admins – are automatically listed as Members. Of course the dropdown for “Last Active” might show only the Admin until your users sign up again since sitewide activity will only be recroded by BuddyPress after it is activated. You can see all your existing members in dropdown selection “Newest Registered”
Edit – there’s also this plugin but haven’t tested it for latest BP/WP versions http://teleogistic.net/code/buddypress/bp-import-blog-activity/
