Well, as you already know, meta boxes are for post types only… What you can do is to customize the heck out of that screen. What follows is the code I used on a client’s custom theme. Originally, it was used with the action hook admin_print_scripts-profile.php (which could also be added bellow). /functions.php: add_action( ‘admin_print_scripts-user-new.php’, … Read more
The problem is with your jQuery selector: var usr = $(“#site-addres-input”).attr(‘value’); Will get the default value of the input element. Typically this will be blank, because you’re not setting it ahead of time. You need to use: var usr = $(“#site-addres-input”).val(); I’m also noticing that you’re using #site-addres-input, but “address” has two s at the … Read more
What you’ve described is default behavior for WordPress where when a user registers on a subsite, they’re really registering with the root site. Check out this plugin, which looks to help with new user sign ups and adding them to the right subsite. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wpmu-default-user-role/ If that plugin isn’t what you’re looking for then perhaps this … Read more
This is a known bug. A fix will be available in 3.6.1, see: http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/25166 For now, either bulk remove the users in WP Admin or do something (ugly and temporary, remove when 3.6.1 is available) like: add_action( ‘wpmu_new_user’, function ( $user_id ) { global $current_site; remove_user_from_blog( $user_id, $current_site->blog_id ); // remove user from main blog. … Read more
I realised this is probably better dealt by the server, I ended up putting the following in a .htaccess: # Block regular login/registration and profile pages <Files wp-login.php> Order Deny,Allow Deny from All </Files> <Files profile.php> Order Deny,Allow Deny from All </Files> This prevents any requests to those pages and forces users to use my … Read more
This is a pretty basic solution. First I am assuming that you are not saving the data/form, and just returning to the same page.. In your $formContent you would do something like this. <?php $formContent=” …. <tr> <th><label for=”email”>Förnamn*</label></th> <td><input name=”first_name” id=”first_name” value=”” class=”regular-text” . $class_errors[‘first_name’] . ‘” type=”text”>’ . ( array_key_exists( ‘first_name’, $class_errors ) … Read more
Is there a nice little filter that someone knows about where I can hook into notifications and send the notification to each / every administrator? There is : comment_post Runs just after a comment is saved in the database. Action function arguments: comment ID, approval status (“spam”, or 0/1 for disapproved/approved). http://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Action_Reference#Comment.2C_Ping.2C_and_Trackback_Actions And user_register which… … Read more
It is enabled by default. Check that WordPress is sending emails at all, you might have problem with the SMTP settings. Where is your website hosted? Did you check the spam?…
If anyone should be faced with this problem, check if you have defined a callback function to set the user_login on pre_user_login. This filter is applied inside the wp_insert_user()-function and produced a same username again. Therefore the nicename was changed by adding a “-2”. So, my problem was that I reset the user_logins again and … Read more
There might be more elegant way to do it, but from quick look at the code it seems quite easy to simply override the relevant option on login page: add_action( ‘login_init’, function () { add_action( ‘pre_option_users_can_register’, ‘__return_null’ ); } );