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Send new user activation link with manual admin approval

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This post describes a very similar process to what is described in the tutorial titled “Send new user an activation link in the new registration email.” The twist on this version is that this will send the user an email requesting that they confirm their email address, then it will send the admin a notification to manually activate that user.

The original version in the other tutorial was intended for use where users just need to confirm their email address. This version is for confirming their email address and then approving the account. Continue Reading →

Move the Username Field in the Registration Form

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By default, the username field comes at the beginning of the form rows array.  This field is not included in the plugin’s fields manager tab, so you can’t re-order it via drag-and-drop like the rest of the fields.

This quick and dirty code snippet that will allow you to move the location of the username field to come after any other field in the registration form.  Continue Reading →

Request additional fields on user profile

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Sometimes, you might want to have a limited set of fields during the registration process, but would still like additional fields available for the user to complete in the user profile.  If these are not required fields, the process is relatively simple and can be completed with a single filter function.  

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Capturing user data with custom hidden fields

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This tutorial and code is an example of capturing user data with custom hidden fields. While the possibilities for how this can be used in customizing your application is very broad, this example will focus on capturing specific data about where a user registered and using that information to assign a custom user level. Continue Reading →

Add a privacy policy or a terms of service in a textarea field

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The plugin has a built-in process for adding a Terms of Service popup and that can be used in a number of different ways, or could be changed completely using some different filters.  But what about adding a separate Privacy Policy in a textarea field?  Or including your Terms of Service in the same way?  Here is a quick tutorial with some example code snippets to get you started.  Continue Reading →

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