How can I find users that didn’t set a password?
How can I find users that didn’t set a password?
How can I find users that didn’t set a password?
Email notification after registration in WordPress
WordPress registration and contact form 7 [closed]
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Registration and Custom Post Types – How to synchronize information?
if you want the comments anonymous to the site’s visitors, you could handle this in your comments template by simply not outputting any identifying information. display a name derived from their id, and only show the nickname if they enter one.
There is a plugin ‘Social Login for WordPress’ which serves the functions you are looking for. This plugin not only allows users to log in but also creates users on your website and auto-fill various fields in registration form. The plugin is FREE but there are white label and customized solutions available from LoginRadius.
Personally, I’d use the hook Register Form (run at the end of the default rego form) to capture the data then POST the data to a Drupal page and/or run the mysql query ond the Drupal database.
Fake registerion to buddypress is a real pain in the !@$ (pardon my french). I’ve tried math question, captch, sabre and other plugins but none of them seem to work. So far, only WangGuard did the trick. It won’t give you full protection against those registrations but it’s the most efficient tool I’ve found against … Read more
You can add the username to the activation e-mail by adding this code either to the bp-custom.php or to the theme’s functions.php file add_filter(‘bp_core_signup_send_validation_email_message’, ‘add_username_to_activation_email’,10,3); function add_username_to_activation_email($msg, $u_id, $activation_url) { $username = $_POST[‘signup_username’]; $msg .= sprintf( __(“After successful activation, you can log in using your username (%1\$s) along with password you choose during registration process.”, … Read more