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Yes I know that. But what is the solution. I don’t know the problem with https or not. But its working perfectly once I logged in.

You shouldn’t change core files. Each time you upgrade BuddyPress your changes will be lost.

I put it into my code file and also into functions.php but always empty.

I think this indicates there is something weird going on. My advice is to remove all custom code, disable all plugins and revert back to TwentyFifteen theme. Then try again. If it works then, we can be sure you have something on your install that’s conflicting. The task is…[Read more]

actually I changed that line “} elseif ( isset( $_POST[‘signup_submit’] ) && bp_verify_nonce_request( ‘bp_new_signup’ ) ) {” to this “} elseif ( isset( $_POST[‘signup_submit’] ) || bp_verify_nonce_request( ‘bp_new_signup’ ) ) {“. Now its working and my site on https. I don’t know that is the problem.

Thanks Henry

When you say it isn’t working, can you provide more details?

using ?var1=test in the URL, what does the following display?

if ( isset( $_GET['var1'] ) ) {
echo $_GET['var1'];
}

I did but that isn’t all of the code. For example, how are you using the class method?

From the screenshots you posted on Trac, it looks like you’re running the Ultimate Member plugin as well as BuddyPress. Is this true? If true, what version of Ultimate Member are you running?

From the screenshots you posted on Trac, it looks like you’re running the Ultimate Member plugin as well as BuddyPress. Is this true?

No worries; welcome to the forum! 🙂

@alvin341965 That’s quite different so you should open a different topic for that 🙂

Just put @shanebp‘s code in your theme’s functions.php file.

@patrykos360

But now I can delete this form NAME from the registration area?

I have no idea because I don’t know the theme you’re using. The best thing to do is contact the theme author because they will be able to see the theme’s markup/code and advise you how to do it.

@patrykos360 you should contact the theme author as the problem is likely to be theme related. If the theme is purposefully BuddyPress-compatible, then perhaps the author will release a fix?

@zenimot

If you wanted to, you could disallow spaces in usernames by validating the field during registration. This is how you’d do it:

function zenimot_validate_username() {

if ( strpos( $_POST['signup_username'], ' ' ) !== false ) {
$bp->signup->errors['signup_username'] = __( 'Spaces are not allowed',…[Read more]