Spaces are not allowed in URLs, so WordPress uses the user_nicename for those links. The user nice_name is “A string that contains a URL-friendly name for the user. The default is the user’s username.”. That is a transformed user name such that it is all lowercase with spaces replaced by dashes. I did not look … Read more
IMHO you are taking a bad approach at the problem. Users are unique, and should be unique for the application “sanity”. If you think at your site structure, you have users that can registrer to courses. You want to have unique “entries” for every course, and that’s legit, but to do that, you should not … Read more
It seems you need to use $errors = new \WP_Error(); in your code, since WP_Error isn’t part of your namespace. I ran a quick test on my machine, using wp-cli commands: Using new WP_Error(): % wp eval ‘namespace PJ\NS\Test; $x = new WP_Error(); var_dump( $x );’ Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Class ‘PJ\NS\Test\WP_Error’ not found in … Read more
Best way is to handle this with user roles. A user can register but not read. After paying with paypal, the role will be updated (e.g. from reader to subscriber). The update can be done through PayPals IPN. I made this for one of my clients. You will be paid by your customer. I will … Read more
I think an easy way to do this would be to make use of the wordpress template structure, take a look at Codex: Templates and Codex: Template Hierarchy for a general overview. But namely you could use the author templates – Codex: Author Templates – for this, so likely you will adapt the author.php file … Read more
Use the filter hook bp_members_signup_error_message Try: function signup_error_change( $error_message ) { $error_message = str_replace(‘<div class=”error”>’, ‘<span class=”val-error”>’, $error_message); $error_message = str_replace(‘</div>’, ‘</span>’, $error_message); return $error_message; } add_filter(‘bp_members_signup_error_message’, ‘signup_error_change’, 1, 1);
There are actually two actions: One when the profile is updated and one when the user is registered. # Fires immediately after an existing user is updated. do_action( ‘profile_update’, $user_id, $old_user_data ); # Fires immediately after a new user is registered. do_action( ‘user_register’, $user_id ); So as long as the user login is not empty … Read more
Pages can have a specific template, so just create a new template and add the Menu on it. You can copy the code on pages.php(this is the default page template) of you theme and paste on a new file (like “template-page-with-menu.php”). On the top of the code you must add the Template Name: <?php /* … Read more
You could create your own simple function. function is_registration_page() { if ( $GLOBALS[‘pagenow’] == ‘wp-login.php’ && isset($_REQUEST[‘action’]) && $_REQUEST[‘action’] == ‘register’ ) { return true; } return false; }
I just fund the tricky solution, it was very simple and I did think about it. I just went to WooCommerce -> Settings -> Accounts and I untick the checkbox for “Automatically generate username from customer email”. I got the solution from this topic but here the problem was the contrary: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32781569/remove-username-field-registration-form-woocommerce