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Hi,
Firstly, thanks for such a great plugin!
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<div>Maybe I've done something wrong with my installation or maybe these are bugs:</div>
1. Dashboard links broken (these were OK with WPMU 2.8):
<span style=”white-space: pre;”> </span>1a. “You have new member requests that you need to approve or deny. Please click here to take action.”
<span style=”white-space: pre;”> </span>- They simply redirect to the Dashboard frontpage.
<span style=”white-space: pre;”> </span>1b. On the 'New Member Requests Page' the 'view profile' link is broken.
2. New members appear in activity stream before they are approved. This is a biggie for me because we're experiencing a hugh number of spam signups.
Thanks,
Duncan
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Duncan,
I am seeing the same thing. However, I found that the link under the admin menu “Registration Options” will allow you to have access to members that are waiting to be approved.
The link from the dashboard sends you to the options-general page where as the link from the “Registration Options” page sends you to the admin page. Not sure why the difference, but I am working on that one now.
As for the “view profile” link, I found that it is not really broken it just appears that it is not the right link. Basically, the “view profile” link is simply a link to the page that you are already on. Not sure what it is supposed to be, but hopefully that won't be too challenging to figure out.
As for the new members showing up in the activity stream…haven't gotten that far just yet.
Hope that helps for now and with some luck I will have the other challenges figured out before too much longer.
Glenn
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Duncan,
Here is what I have found so far.
In the plugin file “bp-registration-options.php” on line 373 (approximately) there is a function call:
$userlink=bp_core_get_userurl($user_id)
that has been commentted out because it appears that the function no longer exists in buddypress. However, the variable $userlink is used further down in at least two locations. Since it is an undefined variable you have a bad link.
The good news is that I found that buddypress has replaced the old function with a new version and by placing the following code just below the commented out section you will be almost 100%:
$userlink=bp_core_get_userlink($user_id, false, true);
This actually creates a link that will take you to the users page, however you will not be viewing the users profile as the link suggests. That can be corrected by changing the following line:
“>view profile
to
“>view profile
I hope that helps.
Glenn
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Nice work Glenn! The 'view profile' link is fixed.
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