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Beginning in plugin version 3.3.0, the plugin began shifting to a new password reset that would email a password reset link to the user, allowing them to then set a new password. This became the default in version 3.4.0. In version 3.5.0, the old legacy password reset is obsolete.

Fresh installs of version 3.4.x incorporated the new password reset as the default, so if the first install of the plugin as 3.4.0 or higher, then you do not need to do anything.

For versions upgrading from 3.3.9 or earlier, you will need to make a couple of changes to incorporate the new password reset.

1. Make sure there is a page set for “User Profile Page” and that this page has either the [wpmem_profile] shortcode (recommended) or the [wpmem_form password] shortcode. Note that if the [wpmem_form password] shortcode is used, the shortcode cannot be restricted by [wpmem_logged_in].
2. Update the Password Reset Email content (see below).

To update the Password Reset Email content, note that the plugin no longer creates and emails a password, so you need to remove the password shortcode from that email (as it will be empty anyway). You are not required to include the password link shortcode ([reset_link]) as it will be included automatically at the end of the message. However, use [reset_link] if you want to place the reset link in a specific location in the message.

By way of example, the new default message that the plugin installs is the following:

A password reset was requested for [blogname].

Follow the link below to reset your password: [reset_link]

If you did not request a password reset for [blogname], simply ignore this message and the reset key will expire.

Description

Filters the generated HTML of the login widget’s login form.

Parameters

$html
(string)(required) The HTML for the login widget form

Useage

add_filter( 'wpmem_login_widget_form', 'my_login_widget_form' );
function my_login_widget_form( $html ) {

    // $html is a string of HTML for the form.
    // Do what you need to do to change it and return the result.
    
    return $html;
}

Changelog

Introduced in 3.3.9

Source

wpmem_login_widget_form is located in includes/class-wp-members-widget.php

Description

Dectivates a user when moderated registration is used.

Parameters

$user_id
(int) (optional) The user ID. If no ID is passed, the current user ID will be used.

Return Value

(void)

Notes

• Triggers wpmem_user_deactivated action
• Also see wpmem_activate_user()

Examples

Changelog

• Introduced in version 2.7.1
• 3.2.4 Renamed from wpmem_a_deactivate_user().
• 3.3.0 Moved to user API

Source

wpmem_deactivate_user() is located in /includes/api-users.php.