jimario

Thanks Danny. I did see that suggestion to another forum post a few months ago. However, the client doesn’t wish to redirect to a thank you page. We have the site set up to show the alert message in a pop-up box via CSS. There’s really no reason for a user to refresh the page after submitting the form, however, if they did the email address reappears in the form field & the alert box is displayed again.

The client really would like to solve this so that once the form is submitted, it is submitted & gone just like other forms. Is this possible with this plugin?

lawrencerowe.com

The owner of the site requires that it be in a “coming soon” mode. I’d have to give you the login info.

thanks

Nico, I’m having the same problem. My List View events are listed in chronological post order with the most recently created event listed first. You can view it here: https://theposhpalettenh.com/events/

This page is the default events page generated by your plugin and not a custom page. I have used the plugin’s settings to configure “List” view. (I’ve customized CSS & the single-event.php file which shouldn’t effect the order of the list).

thanks. worked like a charm.

I’ve attempted to use this with my code above but can’t seem to get it to work. Here’s where I put it:

///* this forces "female" user role at registration via a hidden radio field on the buddypress registration form *//
add_action('bp_core_activated_user', 'bp_custom_registration_role',10 , 3);
function bp_custom_registration_role($user_id, $key, $user) {
   $userdata = array();
   $userdata['ID'] = $user_id;
   $userdata['role'] = xprofile_get_field_data('Gender', $user_id);

   if ($userdata['role'] == 'Female')
      $userdata['role'] = 'female';
      //only allow if user role is my_role
   if (($userdata['role'] == "female"))
      wp_update_user($userdata);
//* Your code below *//
      bp_registration_set_moderation_status( $user_id, 'false' );
  }

Am I being too simplistic with my use of your code?

Hi thunksalot, this is what I did to eliminate an activation link being sent to the user:

Go to the following file and edit it:

buddypress/bp-members/bp-members-functions.php starting at line 2236

$message = sprintf( __( "Thanks for registering! To complete the activation of your account please click the following link:\n\n%1\$s\n\n", 'buddypress' ), $activate_url );
	$subject = bp_get_email_subject( array( 'text' => __( 'Activate Your Account', 'buddypress' ) ) );

You’ll want to remove the ‘Thanks for registering….’ text between the double quotes to whatever you want. Then change or just remove the text between the single quotes ‘Activate Your Account’. (Be sure not to remove the actual single or double quotes.)

I actually want “Male” to skip your plugin’s Approval process but if it’s easier to have the Female role skip it, then that’s okay. Right now the Male user role is the wordpress default and the Female role is the one that is forced at registration.

Figured out the answer based on a previous forum post found here:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/calling-image-url-from-profile-field?replies=9

Screenshot to your site

screenshot of your homepage

I Figured it out.

thanks for responding. you’ve boosted my confidence in this plugin. I actually figured out how to plug in the content type but I still needed to strip out the slashes that was being added. I replaced quotes with &#39.

Are you saying that users with the same IP (meaning they are sharing the wifi) aren’t all going to show up on the usersonline list?

scratch that comment. I’ve posted it on the wrong forum.