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    Justin van Oel on May 18, 2020 at 6:02 am #29948

    Hi Brajesh,

    That worked out perfectly, thank you.

    Another thing that I can’t figure it out: after activating an account the user is redirected to the homepage: https://pixelheads.d.pr/KDSbiM
    I have set the activate page in BuddyPress settings: https://pixelheads.d.pr/NlWl0m
    That page is using the custom “Activate” template: https://pixelheads.d.pr/5CC6H1
    This is the template: https://pixelheads.d.pr/B3GvWX

    I think everything is set correctly right?

    Thanks in advance.
    Justin

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    Justin van Oel on May 7, 2020 at 5:10 pm #29587

    Hi Ravi,

    Fortunately I got it to work after your message. There were some things going on on my end.

    Though, there seems to be a problem. I have create a “Register” page. This page is set to have the template (which I made) “template-register.php”. But it takes buddypress.php from the root of my theme for some reason.

    I have also made a page “Login” which uses the template “template-login.php” and that works well. It just won’t work with the register page.

    BuddyPress page settings: https://pixelheads.d.pr/aKLjxy
    Register page, which is set to use template “Register”: https://pixelheads.d.pr/4DKVts
    Register template code: https://pixelheads.d.pr/AA9jg5

    Like I said above, this is working for the login page, but can’t get it to work for the register page.

    PS. It’s also working for the “Password reset” page where I did the exact same thing.

    Can you help me with this one?

    Thanks in advance.
    Justin

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    Justin van Oel on May 2, 2020 at 7:11 am #29436

    These are my page settings of BuddyPress: https://pixelheads.d.pr/Di5b8W

    Fun fact: once I activated the plugin I can navigate through the WP Admin panel without any problems. Visiting the front-end is logging me out, with some redirects it seems, and can’t log back in since then I get the ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS error.

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    Justin van Oel on May 2, 2020 at 7:07 am #29435

    Hi there,

    Thank you for your reply. Though I got an error. Only when activating this plugin I get a ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS when logging in. I made a small screencast: https://pixelheads.d.pr/HM2R6V

    Once Iogin I get this error. Though I can access the /login/ page without any problems. But It seems something goes wrong after logging in. I also cannot enter the /wp-admin/ since it redirects me to /login/ until I deactivate the plugin. After activating I get the same problems.

    I don’t have other plugins installed which do redirects. I had a custom code in a buddypress.php which redirected people to their profile after logging in. But I disabled that code and still got the same problems.

    Any ideas?

    Thanks again.
    Justin

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    Justin van Oel on May 1, 2020 at 4:10 pm #29414

    Hi there,

    Thank you for your response. Though I still don’t understand. Do I need to create a specific template for this or can I just create a page with the Default Template (page.php)?

    Do I need to do anything else to make it work instead of only create a page and go to the BuddyPress settings to assign the login page?

    Thanks in advance.
    Justin