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Erm. Is bump allowed here? Anyone can point me toward any direction?

Hi @cthreelabs

Pardon the vagueness of my question, however, I am not asking for plugin support. I am inquiring on how do I tweak WordPress to enable multiple user registration with a single email address. As for the plugin I was just pointing out that I’ve tried it and it’s not working (also I think the dev stopped supporting it), so we got that covered in case if someone is saying “you should try this plugin”.

Again, pardon me for the blurry question format.

Ok I just checked through the almanac and found the page describing nonce. I will read and try to execute you’ve mentioned from there. If I failed I think I might post another support question. I will mark the question as resolved for now since mod has actually answered my question (and it was my lack of skills holding it back lol). Thanks mod!

Hi bcworkz,
So far I’m following, and I understand the logic behind it. The question now becomes: How do I execute it..?

Ha well, I’ve tried to do that but it doesn’t work. Because we literally have a menu of accessible website that we can choose from a menu (sounds like a prison right, but thank god we have more than 4000 websites, so as claimed). That being said, our chrome is literally just a browser with no address bar =D

@sanzeeb3

Yo my man can I check with you on the top query?

Hi Sanjeev,

Thanks for the explanation. And where would I put the lines into? Was it in the wp-include or user-registration plugin?

Additional information:
I can actually control the default WP information that goes into the report, with the following string:

function report_column( $column_value = '', $column_key, $report_item, $report_user ) {
			
			switch( $column_key ) {
				case 'user_id':
					if ( $report_user instanceof WP_User ) {
						$column_value = $report_user->ID;
					}
					break;

				case 'user_name': 
					if ( $report_user instanceof WP_User ) {
						$column_value =  $report_user->display_name;
						$column_value = str_replace("’", "'", $column_value );
						
					}
					break;

				case 'user_email':	
					if ( $report_user instanceof WP_User ) {
						$column_value = $report_user->user_email;
					}
					break;

But that is as far as I can get. By default, the WP_users are all tables within the phpmyadmin itself. Thus it is possible for me to retrieve it without sweat. Now the problem is, I can’t seem to be able to find any tables created by User Registration, thus I am not sure on where to retrieve it.

Oh hey,

Sry there. I was typing on the go so wasn’t so sure how the name bizfound pops up. Anyway, thanks for the clarification! I will bring it up with my training manager n partners to see how it goes.

Thank you!

Oh yes I was testing with a multisite so it doesnt load users from another site. Local site though, it’s working just fine. Thanks Alex!

Alright I see. Thanks Rermis. (I’ve subscribed to some other services at this moment but I will revisit once the subscription is expired.

TQ