Norm

Just a note: When I was addressing this problem I had to create a page for posts and update my permalink settings.

I haven’t looked at the integration but you could probably write a simple if else statement that checks to see a members status.

I downloaded wordpress again and reinstalled it with a fresh database. Same problem. I didn’t even change the database table prefix.

I would guess there is a problem with wordpress pulling the menu data from the database. The only place I can see menu data in the database is in wp_termsThis problem is only happening on my localhost sites. So I wonder if there is a bug in 3.5.1 or does my php version need update or something?

Twenty Twelve, no plugins, this is happening on a fresh install of 3.5.1.

When I click load the list it returns 0 users and gives me errors. I know I have users in specific rolls. So not sure why it isn’t finding them.

What would the function be to get url? I’ve been looking at the code and it appears to be on line 407.

public function register_endpoints() {
		add_rewrite_endpoint( dpa_get_authors_endpoint(), EP_AUTHORS );  // /authors/paul/[achievements]
	}

so would the url in my template be?
<? php dpa_get_authors_endpoint(), EP_AUTHORS ) ?>

Sorry if this should be obvious but I’ve been struggling with this one.

timemachines were you able to track this down?

FYI.

There are many other instances of the prepare expectations. But if you add “, NULL” in similar places where the errors occur then the plugin gets back to work. If the plugin author wants a copy of my updated files to push toward an update I’d be happy to pass along.

I just went into the php file for this plugin and manually added lines to user roles. It worked to change the admin bar status. The check box for my added rolls doesn’t stay checked but it works when a new user roll is registered.

That is the solution!

Changing the user_status to “0” in wp_users did the trick.

Thanks for your help. I can see how the plugin will be helpful moving forward and keeping an eye on inactive registrations.

I’m moving users from Joomla to WordPress. I do have access to the database.

I’ve been able to move the users into wordpress without buddypress where they can login after going through the password reset process. When I brought buddypress into the mix I could still go through the password reset process but then unable to login because the account isn’t activated.

The user status for the imported users is 2 in the wp_user table. There isn’t a an activation_key associated with those useres in the wp_usermeta table. Just wp_user_level and wp_capabilities.

When I look a the Pending Activation plugin admin I see zero users in the list. I assumed it is because I’m still seeing that error message and it can’t properly call the users.

What I gather from what you are saying is that I need to add a row for each user to the wp_usermeta table with the right data that implies activated user.

Thanks that seemed to do half the trick. I’m getting this error on the plugin admin page. It’s showing no users as pending but that is clearly not the case.

Any thoughts?

Warning: Missing argument 2 for wpdb::prepare(), called in …/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-pending-activations/admin/bp-pending-activations-admin.php on line 6 and defined in …/wp-includes/wp-db.php on line 990

David,

I’m trying to migrate users into a buddypress environment and need to activate all the existing users in bp.

This plugin would be very helpful but I’m not sure where I would take your code and apply it to the existing plugin. Could you post the file you modified somewhere?

Thanks.

I get an infinite redirect loop when this plugin becomes activated. On WP 3.5, BP 1.6.2.

rmandersen, did you figure it out. I’m in a similar situation and just starting to investigate a migration. Our users have their own blog and wall in joomla and I’m not sure how this will convert to buddy press.

Anyway did you run into any other issues?