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  • Buddy Quaid
    Participant

    @buddyq

    6 years ago

    I update my sites plugins and core whenever there are updates. All of a sudden, I started having issues with all BuddyPress pages and I didn’t know why.

    First I was getting 404 errors when going to ALL BuddyPress pages. I managed to find a fix which was to give each user the role of “Customer” which is a custom user role I made with User Role Editor. I don’t know why this would be the case or how it changed.

    Now that people can go to those pages, unregistered, non-logged in users cannot register!

    I have tried creating a brand new page called register with vanilla settings and only a title and being able to go to it normally without an error. When I select ANY page through the BuddyPress ‘Pages’ options for registration, I get a 404 error.

    Please help! I can’t register any new users and this looks bad that I can’t fix it!!!

    Thanks,

    Buddy

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  • Varun Dubey
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    @vapvarun

    6 years ago

    @buddyq

    Try to save register page again inside BuddyPress settings and save permalinks again as well.
    To debug the issues, you can deactivate additional plugin at your staging/development site and keep only BuddyPress active.


    Buddy Quaid
    Participant

    @buddyq

    6 years ago

    Hi Vaparun,

    I re-saved permalinks and re-saved pages options and no change.


    Varun Dubey
    Participant

    @vapvarun

    6 years ago

    @buddyq it’s site-specific issue, not a general issue, you can try to disable those plugin which you have recently updated while to debug the issue.


    Buddy Quaid
    Participant

    @buddyq

    6 years ago

    I will start trying this.


    Buddy Quaid
    Participant

    @buddyq

    6 years ago

    I have disabled all plugins and the problem persists. It’s not a plugin thing.

    I’m at my wits end with it. I have no clue. I’m out of ideas. I’m usually pretty good at troublehsooting these things. I’m hoping it’s something really stupid.

    Please help!


    Buddy Quaid
    Participant

    @buddyq

    6 years ago

    I just disabled BuddyPress from the Network > Dashboard > Plugins

    and the registration page started working. It was showing BuddyPress fields and I was wondering how this could be happening since I just disabled it.

    I checked out the main sites plugins and BuddyPress is activated there. So my question is, could it have been double activated? Once on the website and once in the network? I have a multisite operation. Where should it be activated? Network or on the actual site?

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