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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

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;
});

Description

This filters the post restricted message dialog.

The default message string is “<p>This content is restricted to site members. If you are an existing user, please log in. New users may register below.</p>”

Note that the message text can be customized in the plugin’s dialogs tab. Also, if you are running a translated version of the plugin, this string may likely be translated. Keep those things in mind if using this hook to use str_replace on any of the dialog text since str_replace will only work on an exact match.

Usage

/**
 * @param string $str    The post restricted message with HTML.
 * @param string $msg    The raw message string.
 * @param string $before The 'before' HTML wrapper.
 * @param string $after  The 'after' HTML wrapper.
 */
add_filter( 'wpmem_restricted_msg', function( $str, $msg, $before, $after ) {

    /*
     * This example replaces the default <p> tag in the message
     * string with one containing a custom class.
     */
    
    $str = str_replace( '<p>', '<p class="my-custom-class">', $str );

    return $str;
});

Description

Filter hook to redirect the user upon login.

Parameters

$redirect_to
(string)(required) The URL to redirect the user to.

$user_id
(integer)(optional) The user’s primary key ID.

Usage

add_filter( 'wpmem_login_redirect', function( $redirect_to, $user_id ) {
    
    // This will redirect to https://yourdomain.com/your-page/
    return home_url( '/your-page/' );

}, 10, 2 );

Notes

In plugin version 3.1.7, the WordPress login_redirect hook was added to login function. A filter for login_redirect would run on all logins across the site (whether from the WP-Members form or any other login form). A filter for wpmem_login_redirect would run only from the WP-Members login forms.

In order of operations, the login_redirect filter is applied first, then wpmem_login_redirect.

Changelog

• Introduced in 2.7.7
• $user_id argument added in 2.9.2
• login_redirect added to login function in 3.1.7

Source

wpmem_login_redirect is located in includes/class-wp-members-user.php