How can I track who clicked what in my member area?
How can I track who clicked what in my member area?
How can I track who clicked what in my member area?
Muhammad, Multisite uses the same code in most cases. If you look at the function https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_new_user_notification/, you’ll see that there are filters to change the ‘message’, such as ‘wp_new_user_notification_email_admin’ and ‘wp_new_user_notification_email’. You’ll see the code includes link to “network_site_url” allowing for a new ms user. A good way to teach oneself these things is to … Read more
Saving data only when payment is successful
Try this ode, dont forgot to change ex: http://test.com/custom_page custom_page => ( Change with your current registration page slug ) change this link ‘http://customlink.com/asdasda/‘ => (Change with where you want to redirect ) $registration_redirect=”http://customlink.com/asdasda/“ add_filter( ‘registration_redirect’, ‘my_redirect_home’ ); function my_redirect_home( $registration_redirect ) { global $post; $post_slug=$post->post_name; if( ‘custom_page’ === $post_slug ){ $registration_redirect=”http://customlink.com/asdasda/”; } return $registration_redirect; … Read more
You have to use the registration_redirect hook, add this into your theme’s functions.php function wpse_registration_redirect() { return home_url( ‘/page’ ); } add_filter( ‘registration_redirect’, ‘wpse_registration_redirect’ );
generally speaking this is a big hack we have a add_filter(“wpmu_validate_blog_signup”, “my_validate”); and from here on you have to bypass the exact error. I can not show you my exact code because of some copyright issues, but at least a part of it. In this example we add hyphens to the allowed characters. I also … Read more
You might want to look at a registration form plugin to do the job. There are quite a few around if you search for something like ‘WordPress registration form plugin’. Here’s one as an example… https://wordpress.org/plugins/userswp/. You should be able to install that in your site, then add your first name and last name fields … Read more
Because there is context lacking I’m not able to fix all your problems. One of the mistakes I see is that in your code this line: if (email_exists($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
Short answer, No. Because WordPress Multisite stores all users in one table, you can’t have two user on two sites in network with the same username. Read more at: https://codex.wordpress.org/Database_Description#Multisite_Table_Overview
Frontend registration form doesn’t save data only redirects to wp-login