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Hello @mlchaves and thank you! That does work but is there any code I can add to my functions so that when I use the Login & Back setting I can send the user to a custom login page such as /log-in

Thank you

Thanks @wpusermanager, I can get the current value of a user’s ACF field using this $user->site_name (site_name being the name of the ACF field) but if I put ‘site_name’ in the $field_keys_to_alert array and then change the value using the account page I don’t seem to receive an email alert at all. Not too sure what else to try for this

Thanks for your reply @mkesteban08 I did try to add both the ACF field names and the field key to the below but neither seemed to work, do you have any ideas?

$field_keys_to_alert = array(
		'wpum_custom_field',
	);

Thanks @mkesteban08, I managed to get that to work using the $user->field_name

so E.g. if I had an ACF field with the name job_title, $user->job_title

Thank you Gerard, this was very helpful. Problem fixed!

Thanks for the help, I am now using the below code but like you said it breaks the other build in user queries like by name and email address

Here is the code

function search_by_users_query($query)
{
    global $pagenow;

    if (is_admin() && 'users.php' == $pagenow) {

        //Remove trailing and starting empty spaces
        $the_search = trim($query->query_vars['search']);

       
        $the_search = trim($query->query_vars['search'], '*');

     
        $query->set('meta_key', 'company_name');
        $query->set('meta_value', $the_search);
        $query->set('meta_compare', 'LIKE');

       
        $query->set('search', '');
    }
}
add_action('pre_get_users', 'search_by_users_query', 20);