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Different contact forms based on login status

Chad Butler · Mar 24, 2012 ·

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This is an demonstration of how to create different contact forms based on the user’s login status. This is a nice way to offer a specific contact form for users that are logged in and a different for for users (visitors) who are not logged. That also makes it easy to use different subject line prefixes so as to prioritize email responses. This is the same method that I use on this site.

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Member Links Filter Advanced Demo

Chad Butler · Mar 5, 2012 ·

Here is an advanced demonstration of what you can do with the links filter hooks in WP-Members. For this example, we are going to add some content to the Members Area page.

What we will create in this example will add the username, a gravatar image, some and some registration details to our members area page. It will look something like the image here. This example used the TwentyTen theme. Continue Reading →

wpmem_captcha

Description

This is a filter hook for customizing the HTML for the WP-Members captcha. It fires for all of the available captchas, regardless of which captcha is selected.

NOTE: While it can be used to customize the HTML and thus implement a different, unsupported captcha, that process would also involve handling the captcha result in form validation. The simple use of this filter is simply to handle customizing the HTML for the existing, selected captcha type.

Parameters

$html
(string)(required) The HTML for the captcha

Example

/**
 * The wpmem_captcha filter allows you to filter the HTML
 * for any of the available captcha methods in the plugin.
 * It filters the entire HTML string that applies the
 * captcha.
 * 
 * NOTE: This filters the pre-submitted form HTML for the
 * captcha (which is essentially the necessary JavaScript).
 * It does NOT affect anything on the form validation side
 * of things, so you cannot use this alone to change the
 * capctha type.  That is a more involved process. You
 * can, however, use this to customize the HTML of the 
 * existing captcha type you are using (which is what it
 * is intended for).
 */
add_filter( 'wpmem_captcha', function( $captcha_html ) {

    // your custom HTML for the captcha here.

    return $captcha_html;
});

Changelog

Introduced in version 3.3.5

Source

wpmem_captcha is located in /includes/class-wp-members-captcha.php

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wpmem_adv_update_notify_args

Description

Filters the notification email settings when a user updates their profile data.

Parameters

$defaults
(array) (required) The values to be filtered.

$chk_fields
(array) (optional) The user’s original data.

$fields
(array) (optional) The user’s updated data.

$userdata
(array) (optional)

Usage

Example changes default subject line, adds username to the email subject line.

add_filter( 'wpmem_adv_update_notify_args', function( $settings, $chk_fields, $fields ) {
      global $userdata;
      $settings['subject'] = $userdata->user_login . ' updated their profile info!';
      return $settings;
}, 10, 3 );

Changelog

Introduced in version 1.1
Since 1.6 no longer passes $userdata
Since 2.? added $fields
Since 2.2.1 added $userdata

Source

wpmem_adv_dashboard_capability is located in includes/class-wp-members-advanced-options.php