I installed this plugin and set up the new registration “New User Registration – For User” template.
I already have an existing user from BuddyPress membership added manually from the previous website. How can I send (trigger send) them their login credentials using this plugin?
I don’t want them the signup. They are very few, 20 in number every year. The admin creates the users, and this is a new website; members will have to have access to their profile and post some activities.
Thank you.
]]>I create the users manually via the admin panel for adding new users, and I fill in all the data related to the merge tags, because we do not use a registration form for the users to fill in. Could this be the problem? If so, how to solve it?
Thank you!
]]>An email is sent to the person’s email address with the password link, but if he is not checking it he just stands there at the door not knowing why isn’t opening for him even though he had just registered. When he clicks the login button he gets a notification “only logged in users can access this page”.
The email is OK, but there has to be a pop up notification or something that tells him to go and check his email to complete the login process.
thanx very much
If not, I’m guessing the only solution will be to enable memberships on my site and require each person to create an ID first per the topic discussed here – https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/mandatory-login/ – but I’d really like to not have to go down that route if possible.
Thanks again for your help!
]]>1) Why include the email address of the customer when it is obvious from the fact that the email message has been received at that address? What value is this in a message to a customer?
2) Likewise for the customer’s telephone number
3) The inclusion of the label for the checkbox for registering without paying is a mystery to me. What is the logic is putting this in the confirmation email? The label in the registration form needs to say something like, “check this box if you intend to pay at the door” (or the like), whereas the message in the confirmation email needs to say something like, “You must pay $10 at the door”. Two different texts, each with a different purpose.
4) If the customer has paid via PayPal, the confirmation message needs to confirm that payment has been made, giving the currency symbol and the amount paid.
5) The date/time of payment is quite important
6) A receipt needs to show to whom the payment was made, as well as the address.
7) I would think that a confirmation email would indicate the venue and address of the event, and not depend exclusively on the URL of the event for that information. ]]>
Thanks for your help.
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/simple-registration-form/
]]>We have just enabled your plugin and are looking for somewhere where we can have an email sent upon completion of the registration form that requires clicking on a confirmation link in the email for the account to be activated.
Is this possible please? If so, how do I enable it?
Thanks for what looks like a great plugin!
John
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-members/
]]>Thank you for the great plugin!
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/konnichiwa/
]]>https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/event-registration/
]]>First, you guys show us all a lot of love, and we appreciate every last one of you. TRULY!
However, it seems painfully obvious that nobody here cares about stopping spammers from the core of WP. I get ONE legit subscriber for every ONE HUNDRED fake email accounts by spammers wanting to spam my comments.
People have been BEGGING for this feature for SEVEN YEARS NOW:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/email-confirmation-on-registration
The plugin “DM Confirm Email” is exactly what I want but it doesn’t work on any of my 33 sites or any of their themes. So, it must be terribly bad code, and I don’t need another security hole.
This “Confirmation Email” functionality should block any user details from being entered in the database until they click the confirm account link. Perhaps after say 72 hours the account details are auto-deleted if not confirmed – ** AWESOMENESS **
It just SEEMS like it should be a TOP PRIORITY but instead, isn’t even anywhere in sight on the drawing board. It’s become *almost impossible* to separate valuable customers from spam, which greatly reduces the usefulness of WordPress over Joomla, for me.
VERY (unnecessarily) frustrating. Thanks for reading my rant 
Jim
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