803 results found for “user”. Showing results 551 to 575.
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functionwpmu_validate_blog_signup()
Processes new site registrations.
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functionwpmu_signup_user()
Records user signup information for future activation.
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functionwpmu_signup_user_notification()
Sends a confirmation request email to a user when they sign up for a new user account (without signing up for a site at the same time). The user account will not become active until the confirmation link is clicked.
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Filters whether to bypass the email notification for new user sign-up.
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Filters the content of the notification email for new user sign-up.
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Filters the subject of the notification email of new user signup.
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Fires immediately after a new user is activated.
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hookwpmu_new_user
Fires immediately after a new user is created.
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functionnewuser_notify_siteadmin()
Notifies the network admin that a new user has been activated.
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functionwpmu_welcome_user_notification()
Notifies a user that their account activation has been successful.
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Filters whether to bypass the welcome email after user activation.
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Filters the content of the welcome email after user activation.
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Filters the subject of the welcome email after user activation.
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functionget_most_recent_post_of_user()
Gets a user’s most recent post.
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functionwpmu_log_new_registrations()
Logs the user email, IP, and registration date of a new site.
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Adds a new user to a blog by visiting /newbloguser/{key}/.
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functionadd_existing_user_to_blog()
Adds a user to a blog based on details from maybe_add_existing_user_to_blog().
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Fires immediately after an existing user is added to a site.
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functionadd_new_user_to_blog()
Adds a newly created user to the appropriate blog
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Determines whether users can self-register, based on Network settings.
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Updates the network-wide users count.
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functionwp_update_network_user_counts()
Updates the network-wide user count.
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functionwp_ajax_save_user_color_scheme()
Handles auto-saving the selected color scheme for a user’s own profile via AJAX.
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functionwp_check_post_lock()
Determines whether the post is currently being edited by another user.
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functionwp_set_post_lock()
Marks the post as currently being edited by the current user.