As of wordpress 6.7.0 onwards the following error appears:
Function _load_textdomain_just_in_time was called incorrectly. Translation loading for the dwverify domain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at the init action or later. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.)
And the following is in the stacktrace:
]]>DWEmailVerifySettings->get_pages_array()
wp-content/plugins/email-verification-on-signups/settings.php:160
Hi,
All the emails my website sent, are already going via the Better Emails plugin. However, this plugin does not use Better Emails.
How to have this send emails using Better Emails plugin, please?
Thanks.
]]>Hey I really like this plugin and it works great for me.
There is just one thing I really need.
Is it possible to disable the email verification for new WooCommerce user registrations?
Cause right now, they don’t receive any mail to verify their accounts and obviously they can’t login without verification. So it would be awesome if those users are automatically verificated.
How do I change the email address that the email is being sent from?
]]>This plugin COULD be so useful, if it had an ability to actually handle non-activated users.
The main reason for this functionality is to automatically or manually trash spam users who use non-existing email addresses.
Without this function, the plugin has little value. Yes, all users verify their email address, but there are options to send users a password, which is just as good and easier to code.
I would very much love for this plugin to hook into the users’ administration page and being able to filter out any non-confirmed users.
]]>After user signup and redirect to the authorise page I get this error at the top:
Undefined index: user_id in /wp-content/plugins/email-verification-on-signups/shortcode.php on line 40
How can I resolve this please?
Many thanks
]]>Hello, the default receiving email is mising a space before the email address:
]]>Thanks for registering on our site, please click here to confirm youremail address
hallo, I tried to translate the plugin with Poedit, but it didn’t work. so how can I translate it? intext:”Plugin: Email verification on signups”
]]>Hi, Am!n.
First, a big thank for the plugin. It is a quick but powerful solution for my need , i.e. send verification mail to new users created via REST-API.
Actually, in order to reach full functionality I had to comment out the wp_redirect(); and exit; lines in your code.
I’m working at a project which uses a WordPress backend (accessed by REST-API) facing an Angular Frontend.
Your plugin would be the perfect match, if it would let me choose completely custom urls for the redirects, and give the possibility to disable any redirect right after user registration.
Very useful anyway. It does what other, much more famous plugins (ThemeMyLogin or ProfileBuilder, just to mention some) don’t!
The Plugin uses the user_register-hook, but not gently to others who use it, because it calls wp_redirect and prohibids later calls from been executed.
As a workaround I added a low priority on the use of the hook in this plugin.
Like this:
Line 38 in email-verify.php
` add_action( ‘user_register’, [ $this, ‘user_register’ ], 1000 );
So far this works.
]]>Hi
We have the plugin activated and working on our site’s portal encs.eu
We introduced the verification emails prior to going live with the portal which meant we already active users of the portal when it was introduced.
I have two questions therefore:
– We’ve experienced some issues with users getting logged out. Is this what would happen to users who have accounts prior to the verification email being set up?
– Is there a way to track which users have verified their emails?
Thanks a lot
]]>Do you have a mirror of this plugin’s repository on Github (or another git-based code repository)? I was going to create one because I couldn’t find it via Google, but thought I would first ask if you had already made one. There are some contributions I’m interested in making, but I’d prefer to work in git, not svn.
Thanks.
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