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WP-Members 2.9.7 native registration error patch

Chad Butler · Nov 19, 2014 ·

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The 2.9.7 release of the plugin was intended to include a fix for the native registration to work with localized (translated) sites. Unfortunately, there was a flaw in the line that fixes this. The flaw causes a breakdown of the native (back-end wp-login.php) registration process.

I have patched this in the main plugin download package.  Since I caught this early and the majority of users do not use this backend registration, there aren’t that many users effected.

But if you are one of users effected by this, you have two options.  First, as I just mentioned, the download package is fixed so you can re-download the plugin.  You really only need to replace /wp-members-core.php (and /admin/user-export.php for one other patch).

Or, you can apply the fix yourself.  If editing in WP, go to Plugins > Editor and select WP-Members from the plugin dropdown.  Open the file /wp-members-core.php.

Near the end of the file, the second from the last function is wpmem_wp_reg_finalize.  Line 920 is the first line of this function and you will see:

$native_reg = ( isset( $_POST['wp-submit'] ) && $_POST['wp-submit'] == esc_attr_e( 'Register' ) ) ? true : false;

The esc_attr_e is the problem.  This echos the output and we don’t want that.  This should be changed to esc_attr( __( ‘Register’ ) ) like this:

$native_reg = ( isset( $_POST['wp-submit'] ) && $_POST['wp-submit'] == esc_attr( __( 'Register' ) ) ) ? true : false;

WP-Members 2.9.7 export users error patch

Chad Butler · Nov 19, 2014 ·

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The export users process in the initial release of WP-Members 2.9.7 can cause an error if debugging is turned on or PHP messages are set to display warnings.  Continue Reading →

WP-Members 2.9.7

Chad Butler · Nov 17, 2014 ·

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This update re-works a couple of behind-the-scenes functions; most notably the non-admin email function and the user export.

Email

The re-work of the wpmem_inc_regemail function doesn’t change much around the end result of the function (if at all), but makes a huge difference in the ability of the email content to be filtered and changed.  The new version of the function shifts around some of the steps into a more logical order in order to give a single filter hook for all emails that passes not only the email body content (as before), but also also the subject, the user ID, and a number of other settings, along with the WP-Members fields array and the user’s raw registration data.  This now gives you anything you need to make adjustments to the email based on what the user registered as, what their ID is, or any other criteria.  The new hook is wpmem_email_filter and it is located in wp-members-email.php.

User Export

The other big change was a new export function.  Previously, there were two separate functions – one for exporting just selected users and the other for exporting all users.  The new function combines these two processes since they were very similar.  There is a new filter hook in the process that will allow filtering certain arguments (settings) for the export process.  I’ll be documenting that later.  The process from start to finish with the new function is intended to provide the same end result as the previous two functions.  The new function is intended to be expandable and with the new filter hook for settings, it will be able to be called directly for specific exports if you want to do something custom.

Other Updates

Some other minor changes and fixes include:

  • Fixed the comparison logic for the CSS class for checkbox fields in the wpmem_create_formfield function.
  • Updated native registration function for use on localized sites.
  • Added redirect_to parameter in the registration form, similar to login.
  • Fixed plugin admin page for multisite, if user has theme options edit capabilities.

Customized sidebar widget

Chad Butler · Nov 11, 2014 ·

I often get questions about the filters that I use on this site for the sidebar widget. This post has the exact custom filters that I use, copy/pasted from my own functions.php file.

For those with questions about how the sidebar widget is styled, that is all CSS and a lot of it is from the Genesis Theme Framework. This post does not address that. What it does address is how I add the gravatar image and change the log out link to include “edit profile”. Continue Reading →

Make WP-Members fields in the users screen sortable

Chad Butler · Nov 6, 2014 ·

Here is a code snippet that you can use to make all of the WP-Members custom fields sortable in the Users > All Users screen.

To use this code, add the entire code snippet to your functions.php file. Any field in the WP-Members Fields tab that you have selected to display on the Users Screen will be sortable.

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