Use wp_redirect() and admin_url() to redirect the user to his profile page if the custom buddypress user meta data isn’t completely filled. From another answer, I’ve seen that there’s the following function: bp_get_profile_field_data(). So you can easily build a template tag, that gives you either the full buddy user meta data set, or simply a … Read more
Since version 3.4 (or earlier?) WordPress sends a special HTTP header (not in HTML) on login and admin pages: X-Frame-Options: SAMEORIGIN So your browser will show you some text built into the browser, not sent from WordPress. From wp-includes/default-filters.php: add_action( ‘login_init’, ‘send_frame_options_header’, 10, 0 ); add_action( ‘admin_init’, ‘send_frame_options_header’, 10, 0 ); You could create a … Read more
You can use this: wp_new_user_notification( $user_id, $random_password);
You can use @ and . in usernames, so there is no problem. Now you could create your own register form and use register_new_user(). You could even manipulate wp_registration_url() with the filter register_url, so the register link would point to your new register page. If you want to use it with the standard interface provided … Read more
You could add an htaccess redirect or try out the theme my login plugin: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/theme-my-login/. It has options for custom redirection.
What you are best off doing is hooking into user_register and from there updating the user options you want them set to. Below is an example of disabling the admin bar for new users: add_action(“user_register”, “sc_set_user_admin_bar_false_by_default”, 10, 1); function sc_set_user_admin_bar_false_by_default($user_id) { update_user_meta( $user_id, ‘show_admin_bar_front’, ‘false’ ); update_user_meta( $user_id, ‘show_admin_bar_admin’, ‘false’ ); }
When a POST is set to private, non-logged in users will receive a 404 message. If you dump the global variable $wp_query, var_dump($wp_query); ..you will notice that no post_status is present in the parameters returned therefore using the slug (or name parameter of query_vars array for example) we can get the post status of the … Read more
You can use plugins for do that also have a lot of plugins for this purpose below some of them may be useful for you Remove Email Verification Plugin BP Disable Activation Plugin REMOVE EMAIL VERIFICATION
Look at the code in wp-login.php (line 481 and following). There you can see how registration works. The names of your form – email, name – are probably overwritten by WordPress. Always use prefixed names in forms to avoid collisions, eg.: ma_email and ma_name. Prepare incoming data. Do not just write anything someone sends you … Read more
The easiest method of doing this would be to use the Gravity Forms plugin, it costs money, but it’s well worth the investment, and quickly pays for itself in saved development time