Actually, the arguments you are passing for the wp_new_user_notification() function are incorrect – it requires the user ID, not the username. Also, that may not be what you want to use in this case since it generates a link that will require the user to set a password (which is preferred). I’ll go through two … Read more
This new feature was added in 5.3 from core ticket #46349 Currently (in 5.3) we have [src] in wp-login.php: /** * Filters the interval for redirecting the user to the admin email confirmation screen. * If `0` (zero) is returned, the user will not be redirected. * * @since 5.3.0 * * @param int Interval … Read more
I think someone entered the password reset form and you probably have an easy user login for the administrator like ‘admin’ or so, so that’s what they probably entered. The email also says: You can safely ignore and delete this email if you do not want to take this action. So just ignore it.
Hmm, should try harder before asking for help 🙂 Was quite simple in the end (right or wrong) it works: $domain_array = array(‘googlemail.com’,’gmail.com’); $validemail = is_email($email_to_check); $exists_text=””; if ($validemail): $exists = email_exists($email_to_check); list($user, $domain) = explode(‘@’, $email_to_check); if (!$exists): if (strpos($user, ‘+’)) { list($username_email, $crap) = explode(‘+’, $user); $exists = email_exists($username_email . ‘@’ . $domain); … Read more
Please try the following, I think having a return from the site_url() function could be creating a problem with the $confirm_url variable. That and you have an unescaped slash in your url. $site_url = site_url(); $confirm_url = $site_url. ‘\/verification?id=’ . $post_id . ‘&hash=” . $hash; // Send a verification e-mail to the user to confirm … Read more
use query var argument as verification link?
1. Insert user data into wp_users table. Create a page called “Activation” or similar to it and get the ID of that page. An activation email will be sent with the activation link to the user. function new_user($data) { // Separate Data $default_newuser = array( ‘user_pass’ => wp_hash_password( $data[‘user_pass’]), ‘user_login’ => $data[‘user_login’], ‘user_email’ => $data[‘user_email’], … Read more
You can use user_register hook add_action( ‘user_register’, ‘my_registration’, 10, 2 ); function my_registration( $user_id ) { // get user data $user_info = get_userdata($user_id); // create md5 code to verify later $code = md5(time()); // make it into a code to send it to user via email $string = array(‘id’=>$user_id, ‘code’=>$code); // create the activation code … Read more
Paste this in your functions.php file: function my_skip_confirmation_email() { if ( is_multisite() && current_user_can( ‘create_users’ ) ) { ?> <table class=”form-table”> <tr> <th scope=”row”><?php _e( ‘Skip Confirmation Email’ ); ?></th> <td> <input type=”checkbox” name=”noconfirmation” id=”noconfirmation” value=”1″ /> <label for=”noconfirmation”><?php _e( ‘Add the user without sending an email that requires their confirmation.’ ); ?></label> </td> </tr> … Read more
I’ve tried a few different approaches for verifying the user’s email. For now, what I am doing is this: When a user first registers, set the user’s user_metadata ’email_not_verified’ to 1. add_action( ‘user_register’, ‘sc_user_email_not_verified’ ); function sc_user_email_not_verified( $user_id ) { update_user_meta( $user_id, ’email_not_verified’, 1 ); } Then, override the wp_new_user_notification function so that it adds … Read more