At the db level you can add one more field to wp_users and create trigger that fills this field on row create. That said, this can cause issues with wp updates in the future. Another option would be to create view that shows rows from wp_users and calculates that special Id for you. Afterwards, you … Read more
The message seem to be coming from confirm_blog_signup() which is defined in wp-signup.php. Note that the site seems to be running outdated WP version and it is slightly different now. However it is bad practice to just edit core file. There doesn’t seem to be designated and/or easy way to change output there, so you … Read more
Indeed, there is a way. First, you’re going to want to install the Member Access plugin & the official OpenID plugin. Both of these are free After configuring all of your pages and setting up the OpenID plugin, edit the robots.txt file in the WordPress installation directory. Add the following line: User-Agent: * Disallow: / … Read more
I have created new colums in a SQL table ‘wp_users’. Those fields are “giodo”, “handel” and “regulamin”. Don’t add columns to Core tables. There is no guarantee that these won’t be destroyed or corrupted on next update. What you should be using is user meta, and in fact that appears to be what you are … Read more
As far as i know there is no hook or filter to provide a custom User name for default registration process, however if you really want to modify it, you can alter the $_POST data. here is the sample code: add_action(‘wp_loaded’, ‘wpse_138736_filter_username’); function wpse_138736_filter_username(){ //your code to extract username from email $_POST[‘user_login’] = ‘test’; } … Read more
when you call the wp_new_user_notification()function an email is send to the user and to the admin. other plugins or themes can create their own wp_new_user_notification() function. if that’s the case then you need to check that function. Regards
Custom user fields validation on registration
Disallow user registration/checkout via Hotmail/Yahoo
A few things come to mind… 1) Do users have to activate their accounts? If they do, it’s quite possible that users who haven’t activated yet are the users who don’t return an author URL 2) If this is occurring for all users, that shouldn’t matter since you already know what the expected URL is … Read more
You are not trying to remove it by WordPress, but by jQUery. It looks more a problem matching the element you want to hide. I don’t know your ids and classes on your html to give you the exactly answer, but the a simple proccess to find your answer: You can open your console developer … Read more