Are there any errors showing up in the browser javascript console? Are you sure the migration process was properly handled? The files and the database were completely backed up and migrated? This migration process was made manually or by using a plugin? Have you tried to disable each of the plugins, one by one, while … Read more
It all depends on what exactly you are doing. Method one One site will be the first to register users on. If you are allowing users to register themselves without any plugins this will need to the the main site (e.g. blog 1) for the Network (Multisite) installation. Then you can add the user role … 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
Site has fake users registered with a similar pattern in username and email
Don’t use the hook,instead just use wp_update_user when the form is filled out and you are ready to create the user: wp_update_user( array (‘ID’ => $user_id, ‘display_name’ => $posted[‘nickname’]) ) ;
You can create a shortcode for displaying a registration form and add it to a page or create a custom template with registration page layout. Once the page will be there, you can choose that page to display in home page from Setting >> Reading >> Front Page Display ( as in image ) From … Read more
You can hook into registration_error and check if the user’s email is under your specified domain or not: add_filter( ‘registration_errors’, ‘user_email_checker’, 10, 3 ); function user_email_checker( $errors, $sanitized_user_login, $user_email ) { if ( !preg_match(‘#[@.]gmail.com$#i’, $user_email ) { $errors->add( ‘invalid_email’, __( ‘ERROR: Only “gmail.com” email address allowed.’ ) ); } return $errors; } This way you … Read more
In the documentation for register_form is a mention of user_register under hooks which is used to: This action hook allows you to access data for a new user immediately after they are added to the database. The user id is passed to hook as an argument. Typically, this hook is used for saving additional user … Read more
What’s the Point of Spam Registrations?
Try WC AFOUR, I had a similar requirement where I needed to add name & address fields to the WooCommerce registration form and it did exactly what I needed.