/** * This example removes a field (in this example - phone1) from * the user profile update. That way, the user cannot update * or change this field after registration. */ add_filter( 'wpmem_fields', function ( $fields, $tag ) { if ( 'profile' == $tag || 'profile_dashboard' == $tag ) { unset( $fields['phone1'] ); } return $fields; }, 10, 2 ); /** * Same as above for several field meta keys in an array. */ add_filter( 'wpmem_fields', function ( $fields, $tag ) { // Only remove if we're on the profile or profile_dashboard view. if ( 'profile' == $tag || 'profile_dashboard' == $tag ) { // An array of field meta keys to remove. $remove_fields = array( 'my_field1', 'my_field2', 'my_field3' ); // Loop through the array and unset the key from the $fields array. foreach ( $remove_fields as $remove_field ) { unset( $fields[ $remove_field ] ); } } return $fields; }, 10, 2 );
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