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In that case it could be your theme?

8. Do you have any plugins other than BuddyPress installed and activated? If so, which ones? Yes (list is long so I’ll detail if needed)

This is likely to be the issue. Sometimes a rogue plugin will cause problems. Your best bet is to deactivate each plugin, one at a time, and check to see if the issue gets fixed. As soon as the reg page b…[Read more]

Has the member who registered logged in yet? They only become active once logged in and only then will they appear in the members directory.

I’ve not used the plugin myself so am not familiar with how exactly users are confirmed or unconfirmed. Try opening a topic on the plugin’s support forum asking this same question.

You need to use global $bp; before trying to use it.

You’d need to use a dummy email for each user as the email field is required. It doesn’t need to be a real address, just something you can use as a placeholder until they log in and change it. For example:

user1@example.com

Square brackets [ ] are cosmetic. They don’t matter.
You should be able to edit the email and remove those characters from the subject line area.

The “warning” message is more intended to be a link to our documentation explaining what tokens are. Thanks for your feedback regarding this confusion, we’ll continue to iterate on this screen in…[Read more]

Yes. Those are exactly it. I tried to delete them when attempting to customize the emails, but had a warning.

I really would like none of those brackets to show up on email notifications. Is there a way to remove them safely? There should just be the site name showing.

Thanks so much for letting me know.

Yes, you can use Boone’s plugin Unconfirmed to activate the users manually:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/unconfirmed/

Phew! Glad to hear it. Thanks for letting us know!

Maybe there’s a catch to using that, I haven’t checked but make sure the avatars on this page aren’t impacted:

https://example.com/wp-admin/options-discussion.php

Nice solution @tkuron!

If it’s a BuddyPress page then I guess the bp_core_fetch_avatar() function should display the local avatar if no Grav exists. Are you saying this doesn’t happen?

So wp_mail_from works for all email notifications aside from private message email notifications? If that’s the case then this is likely a bug. You could open a ticket for this on Trac.

You could disable Gravatar?

add_filter( 'bp_core_fetch_avatar_no_grav', '__return_true' );

Unfortunately there isn’t a page which shows a list of working and broken plugins. However, you can use the WordPress review system and support forums to check what people are currently saying about a particular plugin. If it works, any bugs or issues should all be posted there.

Unless you activate them yourself of course.

The next time the users log in, they will become active and only then will they appear in the members directory.