You need to do the processing of the form before headers are sent downstream. Otherwise, if you do it while the body is loading (the way you have it now), then redirecting after a successful email change will result in an error. A lot of people would use the init action for this; but personally, … Read more
WooCommerce: “account is already registered with your email address”
As explained in developer documentation of wpmu_activate_user hook, it fires immediately after a new user is activated. That means it happens after a user activates their account. The same is happening for user_register. It is firing when a new user added to the database. It is not happening until a user activates the account. Check … Read more
Well I figured it out myself. I just did a simple trick. I reset the plugin and deleted it. And downloaded a copy of it in the computer, extracted it. Opened the pie-register.php and piewpnun.php on notepad++ renamed all the “pie_veification” and wp-login” with find button. Then I again installed it and before activating it … Read more
wp-api didn’t has any route for new user registration as the route /users requires authentication for create operation As far as I know, using proper authentication (I’m using JWT), rest API does let you create new users. The problem is that if you go that way, you have to implement your own mail-verifcation system, since … Read more
There is actually nothing wrong with the code that you have (I tested it as you have it above and it works fine). But you have to account for some additional possibilities: The wp_new_user_notification() function is a pluggable function. So it can be replaced by a plugin or by custom code. And if it is … Read more
Just copy the above code and paste it into your theme’s functions.php file. Here I am going to show you the code which will reject registration from all others email addresses and Only allowing some email addresses to create an account. See the code below function is_valid_emails($login, $email, $errors ){ $valid_emails = array(“[email protected]”); $valid = … Read more
While your SQL query will probably do the trick, you don’t need to interface directly with the database to accomplish this. The preferred methods would by using WordPress’ update_option() function or by running the WP-CLI command:wp option update. Via update_option() To override the admin email change confirmation process, add the following to your functions.php file … Read more
If you add a new user via the backend a confirmation email is sent automatically, unless you check the skip checkbox. The new user shouldn’t appear in the UI until confirmed
Depending on which email provider you use, the easiest way is probably to use the [email protected] format. Many common email systems will deliver mail as though it were addressed to [email protected]. The +tag portion of the email address can then be used both for filing mail and for screening it. WordPress, however, will see it … Read more