NateJacobs

It is not currently possible, but it is a good idea. I will look at adding a way in the next release which I am planning for the end of August.

That idea is outside the scope of this plugin at this time as it is only dealing with the initial activation of a user, but thanks for the suggestion.

Add this code to your functions.php file or in a plugin to silence the admin emails on user registrations.

add_filter('uae_admin_email', 'lehenryjr_stop_uae_register_admin_email');
function lehenryjr_stop_uae_register_admin_email($admin_email) {
    return false;
}

Add this code to your functions.php file or in a plugin to silence the admin emails on user registrations.

add_filter('uae_admin_email', 'lehenryjr_stop_uae_register_admin_email');
function lehenryjr_stop_uae_register_admin_email($admin_email) {
    return false;
}

Right now there is no way built into the plugin to get an email when a user activates their account, but I like the idea. I will look at adding that to the next release. As of version 1.3.0 you can now silence the user registration emails if you like by hooking into the uae_admin_email filter and returning false.

add_filter('uae_admin_email', 'sagigreen_stop_uae_register_admin_email');
function sagigreen_stop_uae_register_admin_email($admin_email) {
    return false;
}

I apologize for this issue. There was a bug with the last version of the plugin that would cause the activation key to not be encoded for use in the URL. The latest version, 1.3.0, fixes this problem.

I do not know of any compatibility issues. I am not sure what may have stopped the plugin from working. If I have some time, I will take a look at PMP and see if there is anything I can see.

I am not sure why your admin email would be blank. I ran through some testing today and I always got values in my admin email.

If you go to an individual user profile page is the activation code field empty?

With version 1.2 you can now alter the expiration date of a specific user during authentication user a filter.

add_filter('uae_expiration_date', 'ddc360_alter_expiration_date);
function ddc360_alter_expiration_date($expiration_date, $user) {
    $users_to_restrict( 1, 2, 3, 6);
    if(in_array($user->ID, $users_to_restrict)) {
        $expiration_date = 123456;  //registration date +1
    }

    return $expiration_date;
}

The number of days before expiration is set as a global setting. The number of days is stored in the wp_options table as a serialized array with the other plugin settings.

This plugin should work just fine with your custom login page.

I am not aware of any issues in 3.9.1 with this plugin. I will have an updated version once 4.0 is released.

Hi Barry,

You could open up registration for the site and let the users create accounts themselves. Then, using this plugin set the default amount of time you want each of those accounts to have access for. WordPress will already handle the generation of the password.

Anything beyond that is outside the scope of the plugin at this time, but I like the idea and will keep it in mind.

-Nate

By default WordPress does not auto login a new user after registration. I wonder if you have another plugin activated that is providing that functionality.

That is outside the scope of this plugin. A search of the plugin repository should let you find a suitable solution.