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How to change submit button text when using WP-Members Security with WP password strength meter
When using the WP-Members Security extension's option for the WP password strength meter, if the user does not provide a password meeting the required strength, the form's submit button is disabled. There are times when it may be necessary to provide additional information to the user so they know why the button is disabled. This may be the case when the form is long and the button is far away from the password field. It could be other cases as well.
This tutorial will provide you with a process that will allow you to change the text of the submit button if the meter is in an error state (i.e. when the password does not meet the required strength level).
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WP-Members 3.5.4 has been released. This version includes a few minor bug fixes, some new API functions, and some improvements to the WP CLI commands.
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WP-Members 3.5.3 has been released. This version is primarily a feature update release, but includes a couple of bug fixes and other updates as noted in these release notes.
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There is often the question of using an email for a username. In WordPress, there is never a good reason to do this because the core WP schema does not allow for it. This post covers why you should work within the existing schema, how you can do that, and provides simple code snippets you can use to customize the WP-Members login and registration forms to handle it.
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