Hi Brajesh,

Apologies for writing another post, but I have explained the problem to the theme’s support team if they could help and I have received the following answer that I would like to forward you:

This is their response:

I think it could probably caused by the ‘BP Ajax Registration’ plugin. Because as you had said, the ‘BP Ajax Registration’ plugin automatically activates the account of the user when the user had used the ‘Registration Form’ of the said plugin. It activates the account automatically without having the user to activate his or her account through an activation email.

I think the best solution would be to change the code inside BP Ajax Registration in order that when the user registers with BP Ajax Registration plugin, that the user also receives an activation email, the same as when he registers with the theme’s register page.

Do you think this would be possible to do ?

Thank you for your analysis.

Regards,
Daniel

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by Daniel.

Hi Brajesh,

We really need to have this fixed as soon as possible as our website is depending on new user registrations and every single new user registers through the theme’s registration form and doesn’t get an email for activation.

Could you please inform me when you will have time to assist?

Thank you in advance.

Regards,
Daniel

Hi Brajesh,

I have downloaded the posts.php file and I am trying to figure out which part of the code I need to remove, in order that the “New Post” Tab disappears:

here is the code which appears at the end of the posts.php file. Could you please tell me which text I will need to remove please as you have explained above?

Thank you.

<?php elseif ( bp_is_my_profile() && buddyblog_user_can_post( get_current_user_id() ) ): ?>
    <p> <?php _e( "You haven't posted anything yet.", 'buddyblog' );?> <a href="<?php echo buddyblog_get_new_url();?>"> <?php _e( 'New Post', 'buddyblog' );?></a></p>

<?php endif; ?>

2. In order to apply the changes in the child theme, do I need just to create a new folder on the main root of the child theme and call it buddyblog and copy the posts.php inside and that’s it ?

Thank you.

Kind regards,
Daniel

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by Daniel.

Hi Brajesh,

Thanks for the input, I will try it out tomorrow morning and will let you guys know how it went.

Thank you.

Regards,
Daniel

Hi,

We had now new registrations over the weekend and I realized, the new members all have yahoo emails and they registered not with Ajax registration but with the old theme registration. But the problem is as explained above they don’t get activation emails anymore when registering with the old form. Only when I send them out manually they get the activation email.

To get the bug out, we need some specialists and we also will pay extra your provided service of course.

(Fyi- I have contacted the theme support as well and they said that the email is not going out automatically anymore when registering with the theme registration form because there is a new installed plugin which causes this problem, but they don’t know which plugin this could be.)

Might you have the time to have a look at the problem this week?

Thank you.

Kind regards,
Daniel