Does the 24 hourly sync created WP user

Just reading the code and the scheduled sync calls sync_all_wp_user_memberships() which explicity skips if ( ! $user->exists() ) { continue; }

I’ll create a pull request in github to add a do action to that function.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by fullworks.

Actually having read the code in more detail, as ync_all_wp_user_memberships() drives off the wp users not civicrm members – I can’t see a way of doing this with simple filters / actions.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by fullworks.

@fullworks Yes, your reading is correct. The creation of WordPress users is a “one time only” operation that happens when a CiviCRM Membership is created – or when syncing manually with the option checked. The cron/pseudo-cron sync processes only update the WordPress users roles or capabilities.

OK any ideas for an easy background solution using your existing product that will add missed memberships?

If you recall – I’m grabbing the email from a relationship – so depending on sequence that email ( or relationship) may not exist when the membership is created and so no WP user created.

Of course, I could effectively replicate your ajax manual load code ( not sure I can use the function as is ) and then use a batch scheduler like action scheduler to background action the batches.

If you recall – I’m grabbing the email from a relationship – so depending on sequence that email (or relationship) may not exist when the membership is created and so no WP user created.

@fullworks Ah yes, I had forgotten that. Can you clarify the exact requirements for a valid sync to take place? I may be able to construct something that hooks into the relevant events and triggers the process if the conditions are met.

So the events would be – relationship ( id =7 ) added trigger an attempt at adding user.

Or email added to the related record ( that didn’t have an email ) trigger an attempt at adding a user.

I did create an action that fires on ‘civicrm_post’ to handle email changes ( based on some of your code in profile sync

https://github.com/alanef/civi-member-sync-custom/blob/master/civi-member-sync-custom.php

I guess the bit of the puzzle I have not got is the trigger to check / attempt to create the WP user.

I think I have a solution that doesn’t require rebuilding the world.

The issue is if the relationship or email doesn’t exist, it doesn’t create a WP user. The only bit I’m using is the email. So a solution would be to generate a random email string if the relationship/email is not there.

OK so I’m going to get a load of extra WP users, but I already have the code that will sync the emails when / if they are eventually set up.

@fullworks That could work… you could use a “base” email that you own and append the random string e.g. [email protected] so that you can capture any emails sent to that user. Please post your results here for others to find.

Cheers, Christian

Hi Christian,

I think now I have covered all the bases

Yes all this custom code posted on github https://github.com/alanef/civi-member-sync-custom

I generate the random email with md5 like

do {
    $contact_data['email'] = md5( time() ) . '@fullworks.net';
} while ( false !== email_exists( $contact_data['email'] ) );

Also I had also to identify Relationship changes, as if the relationship is added or changed later it needs to have look for emails – to ensure they get changed.

Alan