You would want to use the user_register and edit_user_profile_update actions. In this way you’ll take care of both scenarios. Be careful. Both of these fire after the user information has already made it to the database.
include TEMPLATEPATH.”/inc/settings.php”; is your problem. TEMPLATEPATH is used by the parent theme For child themes use STYLESHEETPATH so your code will be include STYLESHEETPATH.”/inc/settings.php”; Alternatively you can use get_stylesheet_directory_uri().’/inc/settings.php’
This is the correct way to do this, turns out. I’m not sure why it didn’t at first. May be the caching plugin.
I resolved this using this code : remove_action(“wp_login”, “c_ws_plugin__s2member_login_redirects::login_redirect”, 10, 2); which I added inside my custom plugin file.
OOP – add_action
Thank you kaiser, your comment is helpful but insufficient, so the solution is : to remove function in other class in wordpress : remove_action(‘register_form’, array(Theme_My_Login_Custom_Passwords::get_object(),’password_fields’ ) ); Thank you
How would I remove an inline googleAPI font script in the the parent theme header.php?
Umm. Normally, people ask questions here that are more than yes/no questions, but hey, I’m game. Yes, that code looks fine to me. Hope that helps! 🙂 Also note that there is a built in function called __return_true which is there for usage just like so: add_filter( ‘image_priority’, ‘__return_true’ ); Easy. Also also note that … Read more
Try dumping your data and you should see the problem: function coinDeposit() { $current_user = wp_get_current_user(); var_dump($current_user); die; update_user_meta( $ID, ‘depositAddress’, $account); } The user object is empty. That is because a newly created user is not automatically logged in. There is an email confirmation step, and then login. Until that login, wp_current_user() isn’t going … Read more
Something like what you are doing should work but I think you have a couple of things going wrong. First, it sounds like you’ve hacked the plugin. Don’t do that, just remove the callback from the the_content hook. In your theme’s functions.php add: remove_filter(‘the_content’, ‘append_the_video’); The youtube_video() function depends on the $post variable. That means … Read more