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Home » Archives for wpmem_login_form_before

wpmem_login_form_before

Create a rule for updated passwords to meet certain requirements

Chad Butler · Apr 3, 2012 ·

Recently, I had a user ask if it was possible to require that a password meet certain parameters.  Specifically, his client wanted to require that passwords contained at least 2 uppercase characters, 2 lowercase, 2 numbers, and 2 special characters.  Lastly, the password must be at least 8 characters long.  Working together, we were able to come up with a little customization that would not only suit the clients requirements, but also would require minimal effort to maintain.

A primary consideration when customizing this (or any) plugin is how hard will it be to upgrade the plugin.  WP-Members has a number of features to make this process more flexible. Much like WP itself, WP-Members uses filter and action hooks which allows you to upgrade the plugin without overriding your customization. Continue Reading →

Remove the login form from the main content area

Chad Butler · Mar 25, 2012 ·

You should already know how to remove the registration form from the main content area – it’s one of the plugin’s settings.  But what if you want to remove the login form?  Or, what if you want to remove both forms?

This is a little filter trick that will show you how to remove the login form. Continue Reading →

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