I have started another support ticket with BuddyPress.org. here is what they say…

Well, i think they are complicating their task.

It seems to me that to be sure BuddyPress will do all what it needs to do, you simply need to use :
do_action( 'bp_core_activated_user', $user_id );
like this…

function on_user_registration( $user_id, $userdata, $form_id ) {
       $this->update_user_data( $user_id, $form_id );
       do_action( 'bp_core_activated_user', $user_id );
}

Because we hook to this action to :
– clear the member count cache
– create the ‘new_member’ activity
– Sync WP/BP profile if the xProfile component is active

If that doesn’t fix the issue. A BuddyPress plugin should always launch itself hooking ‘bp_include’ to be sure every active BuddyPress parts are loaded.

So instead of add_action( 'plugins_loaded', 'wpuf_bp_init' );
the plugin developer can try add_action( 'bp_include', 'wpuf_bp_init' );

Let me know if this helps.

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/activity-feed-not-showing-new-members/#post-238584

Hello Aaron,

I will discuss with our developer about this. Though they are now in weekend. They will be available from Monday so i will provide a solution in Monday. Please keep patience.

Thanks.

Our code is working fine in our side. You can check our live demo here- demo.wedevs.com/wpuf. After completing the registration you can check the activity page.

Thanks.

I Registered on your Demo Site but Where is the activity page??? so i can see if it works.

Hello,

Please check our demo now. We have installed the latest fixed.

Thanks.

argh!! I do not see the Activity page where it shows the New Members that have Registered.

For Example: when i registered on your demo site where does it say “Test1 has become a new member” and the Test1 should permalink to my profile page.

Please provide a URL for your main site activity feed showing all the sites activity including new members.

Thanks

Please check this page- http://demo.wedevs.com/wpuf/activity/. Here is the site- wide activity.

Thank You!! that led me to a fix in a round about sorta way. The problem was some code I added to the “activity-loop.php”

<?php if ( bp_has_activities( bp_ajax_querystring( 'activity' ).'&object=activity,blogs,friends,groups,xprofile' . '&per_page=42') ) : ?>

So i just changed it to `
`
Then just installed a plugin that will do what that code above did. “BuddyPress Block Activity Stream Types”

wow! so happy to finally put this to rest!!!

Thanks for your support.