Password not set under user

WordPress user passwords are stored only in Hash form. This data cannot be decrypted, so the password itself cannot be retrieved.

It is possible to check if the password entered matches the password of the WordPress user.
For more information on this, see
https://info.cseas.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/links-en/plugin-en/wordpress-dev-info-en/cf7-add-password-field_en
You can modify the check using hooks by referring to

We do not plan to implement a function to register WordPress users directly using the data entered in this plugin.

https://info.cseas.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/links-en/plugin-en/wordpress-dev-info-en/cf7-add-password-field_en

Added Registering as a user on WordPress (22 July, 2021) to the above link.
This feature was implemented using a hook in Contact Form 7. However, it is just a sample and you need to take security measures and various settings for actual registration.

Thanks for the reply. I am getting the following error:

Your PHP code changes were rolled back due to an error on line 36 of file wp-content/themes/hello-elementor/functions.php. Please fix and try saving again.

syntax error, unexpected token “=”, expecting “)”

‘>’ character was being HTML-encoded as >. I fixed it and the error should be gone now.

Thank you this works. It is still not setting the password as the password the user enters.

‘user_pass’ => $pass, (Is there the hook that declares the new password?)

Sorry my coding knowledge is quite limited.

$pass_field = “password2″; // In case of [password* password2] for the user password field

In the above example, I define where to get the password from with

$pass = isset( $formdata[$pass_field] ) ? trim($formdata[$pass_field]) : ”;

Above code means that the data was taken from the input field set as [password* password2] using this plugin, and put into $pass.

If you cannot understand this, it will be difficult to use a program to register users, because you won’t be able to deal with any problems.