• Resolved illef

    (@illef)


    To become a member on my site, I want to approve new member with the plugin. That works ok, but I have some problems. When I approve a new member on the plugin site it’s still pending in the wordpress user site but its also listing in the overview for all members. When I want to approve the member in the wordpress user site, it says that it is impossible to active because the member was activated before.

    The second problem is that the plugin doesn’t set the standard role of wordpress when I’m approving the member with the plugin. The role is “none”.

    I deleted the standard wordpress roles and created some new roles. In the general settings the standard role is set.

    Sorry for my bad english ??

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  • Michael Beckwith

    (@tw2113)

    The BenchPresser

    Hmm. Not quite sure what’s going on in this case because we don’t touch user roles or anything like that. All we do is wait till the user has registered and activated and append some usermeta marking them as “pending” in the eyes of our plugin. Then, once approved with the UI we provide, we remove that pending status usermeta. All the roles and whatnot should have already been covered.

    Are you using any other plugins/functionality that is helping aid in spam prevention for your site?

    Thread Starter illef

    (@illef)

    I deactivated the activation E-Mail in Buddypress, because I don’t want that a new member login into the site. I want to approve the members.

    My pluginlist: 
    Admin Bar Disabler	Version 1.4 von Scott Kingsley Clark
    BP Auto Group Join	Version 1.0.3 von BuddyBoss
    BP Group Documents	Version 1.12.3 von lenasterg
    BP Login Redirect	Version 2.2 von Jatinder Pal Singh
    BP Registration Options	Version 4.3.7 von Pluginize
    BuddyExtender	Version 1.0.1 von Pluginize from WebDevStudios
    BuddyMenu	Version 2.2.0 von Lee Hodson
    BuddyPress	Version 4.3.0 von The BuddyPress Community
    BuddyPress Message Attachment	Version 2.1.1 von ckchaudhary
    Events Manager	Version 5.9.5 von Marcus Sykes
    Loco Translate	Version 2.3.0 von Tim Whitlock
    Manage Notification E-mails	Version 1.4.2 von Virgial Berveling
    Mass Messaging in BuddyPress	Version 2.2.1 von Eliott Robson
    User Role Editor	Version 4.51.1 von Vladimir Garagulya
    Widget Options	Version 3.7.3 von Phpbits Creative Studio

    It would be okay, if I have to approve a new member in wordpress and in the BP Registration Option Plugin, but the problem with the roles is still alive.

    Michael Beckwith

    (@tw2113)

    The BenchPresser

    Some notes to keep in mind, is that we don’t prevent the ability to log in to a given website. We just have tiered access prevention for certain areas of a website. If they need approval but you haven’t set “private network” then they can browse, but not yet interact with the BuddyPress/bbPress areas. If you have a private network, they can’t even interact with others yet, and would be restricted to just their own profile area until approved. However, the standard blog, ecommerce areas, contact page, about us, etc etc would still be fully open to them and as a logged in user. BuddyPress/bbPress are the only areas we act on.

    I still have to believe it’s some other component playing a part in the role issue, since as I mentioned earlier, we don’t touch roles at all with our plugin, just user meta.

    Michael Beckwith

    (@tw2113)

    The BenchPresser

    @illef did you ever make any new headway in this issue?

    I’m having the same issue. I changed the “activation” email template to eliminate sending the user and activation code. However, the admin email that includes the link to “member requests” takes you to the BP Registration>Member Requests section. If I select “APPROVE” for that user, the user gets added but under the USERS menu it lists the user role as “NONE”.

    If I ignore the Member Requests Section and not approve the user and go to USERS>Manage Signups and “Activate” the user there, it will assign the “subscriber” role to the user.

    However this does not affect the user from viewing the bbpress or posting onto the forums at this time.

    Michael Beckwith

    (@tw2113)

    The BenchPresser

    @keithjonesisit we don’t take over for BuddyPress’ activation process by any means, we add a little bit extra. So you need to do all of the BP standard activation process and setup, then go and handle ours. As mentioned above, we only touch a couple spots of user meta, and that’s it.

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