Tagged: error 404, login page
Hello Brajesh,
when a user recives a private message he also recives an email with a link to the website in case he want to reply. If the user follows the link AND he’s logged-in everything works fine. If the user in notlogged-in, the system returns and 404 error page. I would like the system would gives the login page, instead.
Can you help me please?
Thank you!
Tiziano
Hello Ravi,
actually I don’t use the BuddyPress profile visibility plugin so the issue is coming from somewhere else. I also made a test with my private area in buddydev.com, following this link: https://buddydev.com/members/tizianopitisci/messages/
If I’m logged in I can access to my private messages. If I’m logged-out the system asks me to login.
Unfortunally with my website this system doesn’t work properly, and It’s not a matter of theme as well, as I made a test for this too.
Thank you for your help!
Tiziano
Any other idea? I think we shoul find the code in which buddypress check the visibility of the content. If the content is a private content, buddypress send the user to 404 error page. We just need to find that line and switch 404 page with wp-login.php page.
Hi Tiziano,
Is there any content restriction plugin/code active on your site?Hello Brajesh,
actually, there is no content restriction plugin/code active on my website. I also made a test with another website, with zero plugin installed (exept buddypress, of course) and It gives to me the same issue. I have the last buddypress version and It’s an italian located website (I wonder if is a permalink matter due to the tranlation..)
Thanks for your help!
I also used the defauolt wordpress theme “twenty fifteen” with zero plugin activated (exept buddy press) but nothing has changed…
This issue is really important because when a user recives an email with a link to the website and this link sends to an error page (instead a login page) the users will feel that on the website there is something wrong and will leave the website.
Dear Brajesh, maybe I can explain better myself with this follow examples (please, logout from Buddypress and Buddydev and follow the links):
BUDDYPRESS: https://buddypress.org/members/tizianopitisci/notifications/
BUDDYDEV: https://buddydev.com/members/tizianopitisci/notifications/
As you can see, even BuddyPress returns an Error 404 page, but not Buddydev.
Buddydev is the solution I was looking for because asks users to login.
Thanks a lot for your help
Tiziano
- This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by Tiziano.
Hi Tiziano,
Thank you.
That makes sense now.I am looking into it. seems like a recent change in BuddyPress is responsible for this behavior.
Regards
BrajeshHi,
I looked at it again and It is a BuddyPress bug introduced in 2.6 I believe. Please report it to BuddyPress trac.
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