As many people would agree, editing WordPress’ core is not recommended because any updates that are made from the official developer (ex: 4.6 to 4.6.1) will override your changes. Plus, editing the core could potentially break your website or any other theme/plugin if it’s not properly edited. This is where plugins come in, they are … Read more
Your local server probably has problems sending mail. There are ways to fix that, but it is probably easiest to change the password in the database directly. Since you’ve made a copy of your site I am going to assume you have access to the database through something like PhpMyAdmin. Follow these instructions to change … Read more
There are many plugin provided by wordpress.org for email verification but all the plugins are not compatible with ur wp-version but this plugin is very good and compatible with wordpress latest version also .It’s provided by “miniorange”and plugin name is “Email Verification / SMS verification / Mobile Verification”. I have also provided the link below- … Read more
There is the option that you don’t allow the user to register on the main site, allowing them to register on the subsite only. The plugin network-subsite-user-registration allows this, if the user is already registered on the network then they are automatically added, by the plugin, to the site requesting registration. The hook that does … Read more
New database entry to trigger runing PHP/SQL query through link with token, without logging into the website
Because there is context lacking I’m not able to fix all your problems. One of the mistakes I see is that in your code this line: if (email_exists($email) === false) { $errors[] = ‘E-mail address is already in use.’; } Must be: if(email_exists($email)){ etc. Because you check whether the email_exists function returns an ID when … Read more
Ok, so we figured it. If you are using g suite – it requires SMTP plugin. We used the free one called WP MAIL SMTP and then contacted g suite support to configure it but this article gives a good answer to it as well: https://www.siteground.com/tutorials/wordpress/use-smtp/
You can use my WP Login Flow plugin to setup this up, or since it’s open source use it as a reference for how to do it yourself. https://github.com/tripflex/wp-login-flow https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-login-flow/ Specifically here’s the register.php file: https://github.com/tripflex/wp-login-flow/blob/master/classes/register.php
Updated : how to make email optional while user registration using default wordpress form
Not receiving any sign up mail, when user registers… Both admin & user