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Wonder if this is related to https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6685 ?

Someone told me it stopped working a release or two back, so no. 🙂

You could try Paul’s Welcome Pack plugin. It’s listed as not been updated in 2 years but it should still work.

Which theme is that? BuddyPress doesn’t ask for 2 usernames. The WordPress username and the BuddyPress username are one and the same. It looks as though your theme is asking for it twice

If you want to redirect all users(admin,subscriber,all roles) to homepage after login, just use this line at your theme functions.php file

add_filter( 'login_redirect', create_function( '$url,$query,$user', 'return home_url();' ), 30, 3 );

Or if you filter a bit, like Admin users will redirected to dashboard, and all others to home page, you can…[Read more]

Frankly saying, This is something concern of theme, not plugin, as plugin developer won’t know theme structure and styling users are using, unless they use BuddPress default template parts. I did that thing actually in one of my other plugin, BuddyPress User Account Type, It wasn’t good as I said, Its theme dependent.

But It is a nice feature to…[Read more]

Sorry @life5000, I noticed that earlier in this post I mentioned you should add the snippet to your theme’s functions.php. That’s not right. It should go into your theme’s (or child theme’s) style.css file.

I’ve just updated it so it has the right info.

You should report the problem you’re having on the plugin’s GitHub repo and hopefully they’ll be able to issue a fix.

I put this die because there is redirect after this action.

Right! If you don’t want the redirect then that’s one way to stop it 🙂

Oh yes, this is just a test code, just to see what was being printed by the function. I put this die because there is redirect after this action.

Thanks for this, super useful! +1

Great to see you figured this out. You probably want to let the function return naturally without using die("END");?

I have solved the issue by myself. I think the action xprofile_updated_profile has worked all the time. It has a redirect after this action so I was not seeing its update, that was what happened. Follow my debug code below:

function updateSubscribe( $user_id, $posted_field_ids, $errors, $old_values, $new_values )
{
if ( empty( $errors ) )…[Read more]

Great to see you got it working!

Have a read of the Playing with the user’s ID in different contexts article. It should give you an idea how to get the user’s ID in many of the different situations you’ll come across when using BP.

Take for example the logged in user, you can use bp_loggedin_user_id() to get their ID.