nvz_user_register not fired

Hi @flowingweb

You can try this action hook:
+ um_post_registration_awaiting_admin_review_hook
– $user_id
– $args

and then use this code to auto-login a user so they can process the stripe with their account:
UM()->user()->auto_login( $user_id );

Regards,

Hi,

thanks for your input! I’ve overlooked that hook completely.

I’ve changed my code but unfortunately, it still doesn’t work…

add_action( 'um_post_registration_awaiting_admin_review_hook', 'nvz_user_register', 10, 2 );
function nvz_user_register( $user_id, $args ) {	
//do stuff
}

The user gets the status ‘awaiting_admin_review’ in de database, I can see him in users.php in the admin but the hook is not executed. All other UM hooks are working fine (um_after_user_updated, e.g.), so my file is correctly loaded.

Do you have any other suggestions?

Regards, Florian

WP version: 5.3.1
UM version: 2.1.2
PHP version: 7.3.12

Hi @flowingweb

Have you tried making the priority number to 1 and see if this makes a difference?

add_action( 'um_post_registration_awaiting_admin_review_hook', 'nvz_user_register', 1, 2 );
function nvz_user_register( $user_id, $args ) {	
//do stuff
}

Regards,

Hi,

I’ve already tried 5 to test it what didn’t work. Also priority 1 doesn’t help.

I’ve changed the code so it will only email me to check if the code is executed and no other “problems” get raised by my code, but I’m getting nothing…

add_action( 'um_post_registration_awaiting_admin_review_hook', 'nvz_user_awaiting_admin_review', 1, 2 );
function nvz_user_awaiting_admin_review( $user_id, $args ) {	
	mail("[email protected]", "nvz_user_awaiting_admin_review", "It's working");
	/*
	$wp_user = new WP_User( $user_id );
	
	if ( !empty( $wp_user->roles ) && is_array( $wp_user->roles )){
		$contributie = 0;
		
		if(in_array('Lid', $wp_user->roles))
			$contributie = intval(get_field('contributie_lid', 'option'));
		if(in_array('Student', $wp_user->roles))
			$contributie = intval(get_field('contributie_student', 'option'));
		
		if($contributie > 0){		
			$stripe = new Stripe();
			$input = ["user_id" => $user_id, "amount" => $contributie, "description" => "Lidmaatschap ".$wp_user->first_name .' '.$wp_user->last_name, "return_url" => 'https://'.$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'].'/lidmaatschap-betaald/'];
			$stripe->Betalen($input);
		}
	}
	*/
}

add_action( 'um_after_user_updated', 'nvz_after_user_updated', 10, 3 );
function nvz_after_user_updated( $user_id, $args, $userinfo ) {
	$user = new Lid($user_id);
	$user->Opslaan();
}

add_action( 'um_after_user_is_approved', 'nvz_after_user_is_approved', 10, 1 );
function nvz_after_user_is_approved( $user_id ) {
	$user = new Lid($user_id);
	$user->NieuweLidnummer();
	$user->Opslaan();
}

All other functions are getting executed, but not the first… I will try it with a default template and let you know.

OK, also as a child theme of Twentytwenty all other hooks are working but still not the first…

Hi @flowingweb

Did you assign a specific role to the Register form? If so, could you please check if the Register options in that Role has the Admin pending review as the account status?

Regards,

Hi @champsupertramp ,

yes, the user can select one out of two roles (normal and student), both roles are setup to require the admin review. You have the options to display a message or redirect to another page after registering. I tried both options without any change to my override.

Thanks for your help,
Florian

Hi @flowingweb

Could you please try changing the action hook from 'um_post_registration_awaiting_admin_review_hook' to 'um_post_registration_pending_hook' ?

Regards,

Thanks for your continuing support!

I’ve changed the hook, unfortunately without success. I’ve also tried it with priority 1.

add_action( 'um_post_registration_pending_hook', 'nvz_user_awaiting_admin_review', 10, 2 );
function nvz_user_awaiting_admin_review( $user_id, $args ) {	
	//do stuff
}

Hi @flowingweb

Could you please try this code snippet? Let’s see if this triggers with wp_die

add_action( 'um_post_registration_pending_hook', 'nvz_user_awaiting_admin_review', 10, 2 );
add_action( 'um_post_registration_awaiting_admin_review_hook', 'nvz_user_awaiting_admin_review', 1, 2 );
function nvz_user_awaiting_admin_review( $user_id, $args ) {	
	wp_die("test : {$user_id}");
}

Regards,

YESY! That works! Now I have to babystep my way to the point where my code fails… Is it the double hook call that did the job?

Thanks a lot and I wish you a pleasant Christmas ??

Regards, Florian

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by Florian.

Hi @flowingweb

You can test each action hook so you can determine which one fires the wp_die.

Happy Holidays ??

Regards,