partynoparty

thanks for clarifying that

Thank you for your response, however my interest was not in regards to setting the password, but the username.

I thought I might be able to achieve this by:

• hiding the username field using css
• disabling the form field validation for the username field
• setting the value after submission using the woocommerce_register_post hook

My main hangup now is trying to disable the the field validation. I have tried several hooks (woocommerce_registration_errors and another that I can’t recall) but none seemed to work. Is there is a current hook available that can do this?

I believe the account creation section used to look like this, if I’m not mistaken. This option is in fact still referenced in the official WooCommerce documentation, under the Account Creation section.

https://woocommerce.com/document/configuring-woocommerce-settings/accounts-and-privacy/#guest-checkout-and-accounts

If this was not ever the default WooCommerce settings, then what plugins might bring back this setting? Or what hooks can be used in functions.php to achieve the same affect?

If I call get_queried_object_id() on the page it returns 0;

If I unhide the Inbox tab, then when I click Edit Your Submissions it will take me to the registrations tab, which I assume is correct, however the tab is still empty.

The registrations tab is empty, by the way

Yes, the registrations tab is enabled and does appear on the frontend layout

I think you might be correct though. I’ll experiment a bit more. thanks for the tip.

Just to clarify, the localhost instance is not through WordPress

I am able to run the same script, in the same browser, on a localhost connection without any issue.

thanks so much for the reply. I contacted Bluehost and had them disable the site caching from the CDN a couple of days ago. they said there might be a delay in propagating the change but as of yet there is no change to the site. still no ability to make changes to the site appearance settings. I’m considering just deleting the WordPress install and starting over.

Ok thanks. I’ll go that route.

I considered but was worried that it would overwrite some of my woocommerce settings (products, etc). But I suppose these are all stored in the database, not in the file folders?

thanks for the reply. I’ll look into this plugin.

thanks