Instead of using home_url, header(location) you can use wp_redirect() function __my_registration_redirect(){ wp_redirect( ‘/my-page’ ); exit; } add_filter( ‘registration_redirect’, ‘__my_registration_redirect’ ); This might be helpfull
This will do what you want, and both functions should be placed within your fucntions.php file. The my_random_string() function accepts arguments, so you can add data before/after the string, as well as change the length of the string and the characters that are used to generate the string. /** * Generate a string of random … Read more
You’ll need three hooks: 1: user_register This is for when the user is created via the admin back-end. The username will be available via $_POST[‘user_login’] and the password will be available via $_POST[‘pass1’]. 2: edit_user_profile_update This is for when the password is updated on the profile page by the user or admin. The username will … Read more
hopefully you’ve found the answer already. Here’s our solution, for your reference. 😀 The following code should add User Registration via REST API to your WordPress Website. It supports Registration of ‘subscriber’ and ‘customer’. Add it to your function.php add_action(‘rest_api_init’, ‘wp_rest_user_endpoints’); /** * Register a new user * * @param WP_REST_Request $request Full details about … Read more
1. Can you do it without a plugin? Certainly. Anything a plugin can do, you can obviously also implement yourself. 1.1 Should you do it without a plugin? No. This is clearly plugin-territory. Even if you want to write the plugin yourself, this would be a better fit for a custom plugin than to incorporate … Read more
The * appears under the field because the field is inside the label. There doesn’t appear to be any useful filters for this, but you could use one of the hooks to inject some JS on the page that adds the *: required = jQuery( “<span>*</span>” ); required.css(“color”, “red”); jQuery(‘label br’).before( required ); Note: if … Read more
You can try this skeleton plugin: /** * Plugin Name: Allow duplicate emails on registration * Plugin URI: http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/125129/26350 */ add_action( ‘plugins_loaded’, array( ‘Allow_Duplicate_Emails_Registration’, ‘get_instance’ ) ); class Allow_Duplicate_Emails_Registration { private $rand = ”; static private $instance = NULL; static public function get_instance() { if ( NULL === self::$instance ) self::$instance = new self; return … Read more
One alternative is to modify the $_POST[‘user_login’] input value when submitting new registration form, that is before WP process the registration form. A good hook to achieve this is login_form_register that fires before processing and rendering registration form. login_init also works but need more work to make sure we are on register action. add_action(‘login_form_register’, ‘custom_user_login’); … Read more
The ID column of the users table is AUTO_INCREMENT, so you can set the base counter to a high number: ALTER TABLE wp_users AUTO_INCREMENT = 1000000000; All new users will have an ID that is higher than this value. Calling this operation is safe, if you accidentally set it to a low number either nothing … Read more
For an general overview about hooks take a look at the codex page about the Plugin API: This article is specifically about the API of “Hooks”, also known as “Filters” and “Actions” Besides that there is valuable information specifically about customizing the login and registration form available at the codex: Customizing the Login Form You … Read more