The usual way to create a user goes with the register_new_user function. This function offers no filter for the user name. It just checks for uniqueness with username_exists. To actually create the user register_new_user then calls wp_create_user, which in turn calls wp_insert_user. The latter function contains the pre_user_login filter. Then it calls username_exists again, because … Read more
Making a user platform reachable by a qr code on a pin-back-button [closed]
Issues with creating user profile for a subscriber, but with different profile page and functionalities
WordPress User Registration/ Sign Up -> Able to take Paid Certification Courses & keep track of Completed Certificates
OK, my php is a little rusty. Doing a “return” on an array_push does not return the array. So had to change my add_filter to: add_filter( ‘shake_error_codes’, ‘custom_add_error_code’); function custom_add_error_code($error_code) { array_push($error_code, ‘gov_email’); return $error_code; }
I want to set the shipping_first_name metadata value to match the first_name metadata value for a User on registration using a function
Change password reqts with NO plugin without breaking resetpass link?
Mail sent from WP uses wp_mail() function. There is a filter that you can use before the mail is sent to filter the arguments used in the wp_mail() function, including the $to value. See https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/wp_mail/ Look at the example code on that page to get an idea of how to block (or redirect) all mail … Read more
No, WordPress passwords are not stored in plain text. They’re stored as hashes generated by an old version of PHPass, which I think does multiple rounds of salted MD5 hashes. You cannot extract the original password from this, by design. See Why shouldn’t I store passwords in plain text? on Information Security StackExchange. If you … Read more
Remove login fields from /customer-account page [closed]