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Redirect a user on first login

Chad Butler · May 15, 2012 ·

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Suppose you have some information you want to direct first time users to, such as a rules page, or a list of certain posts, etc. You would like to do that the first time they login as a new user. You can do that with the magic of the wpmem_login_filter.

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Show optional form fields only on user update

Chad Butler · Apr 2, 2012 ·

Suppose you have some additional form fields that are not required for registration and you don’t want to show those as part of the registration process; but you would like them to be included when a user updates their registration info. Here is an elegant way of doing that without resorting so hiding the fields with CSS. Continue Reading →

wpmem_post_update_data

Description

Action hook gets user’s updated registration data after it is inserted.

All of the _data hooks can be used in a similar manner. The differences are if the user data has
been inserted or not. All of it has passed validation by the time it gets to the hook.

Parameters

$fields
(array) (optional) The user’s submitted form data for the profile update.

$user_id
(string) (optional) The user ID.

Example

add_action( 'wpmem_post_update_data', function( $fields, $user_id ) {

    // Example to display the contents of the array.
    // Uncomment to use.
    // echo "<pre>"; print_r( $fields ); echo "</pre>";
    // exit();

    // Example of setting a custom meta field.
    $meta  = 'my_meta_field';
    $value = 'some value';
    update_user_meta( $fields['ID'], $meta, $value );

    // Note this is an action, so nothing needs to be
    // returned from the function.
    return;
    
}, 10, 2 );

Changelog

Introduced in version 2.7.2

Source

wpmem_post_update_data is located in /includes/api/api-users .php

wpmem_login_links

Description

Filter hook to change the links shown on the login page when logged in.

Usage

add_filter( 'wpmem_login_links', function( $string ) {
    // Original link output comes in as a $string.
    // You can add to it before or after, or drop it altogether.

    $string = "<p>I put this before the original links</p>" . $string;
    $string = $string . "<p>This is extra stuff I added after...</p>";

    return $string;
});

Remove the login form from completed registration

Chad Butler · Mar 28, 2012 ·

In the case of moderated registration, where the user may not receive access to the site right away, you may find that you want to show the successful registration message, but eliminate the login form that shows below it by default. Here is a method to do that using the wpmem_login_form filter.

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