Registration – Whitelist email domain

Hi @animalraw,

Please check this code sample for additional info.

Regards.

This is very useful feature. Thanks for the code.

So where’s to insert this code?

Regards,

Thanks for the reply @ultimatemembersupport
However, from your changelog here: https://ultimatemember.com/product-update-august/ it says um_before_new_user_register has been depreciated.
For anyone else looking – I achieved a workaround by using validation with the following code:

add_action('um_submit_form_errors_hook_','um_custom_validate_username', 999, 1);
function um_custom_validate_username( $args ) {
	global $ultimatemember;

	$adam = $args['user_email'];

	if ( !strstr( $adam, '@domain1.com' )){
		if ( !strstr( $adam, '@domain2.com' ) ){
			$ultimatemember->classes['form']->add_error( 'user_email', 'You must register with a valid email address.' );
		}
	}
	
	

@animalraw Lifesaver! Much appreciated and kudos to you Sir/Madm! <3

where should be the whitelist code be applied?

@rcemalabanan In functions.php of your theme. I recommend creating a child theme.

Pour une liste blanche de domaine + une liste noire d’emails + une liste noire de domaines = CM E-Mail Registration Blacklist

Et pour un filtrage par localisation (évitant tout trafic inutile faussant la fréquentation) :
Login IP & Country Restriction

Hello,

I tried to implement the code snippet in the functions.php of my child theme but it doesnt work. All emails get approved. What do I exactly have to do?

Thanks in advance

Hello @ultimatemembersupport,
I implemented this code and it works great. Now my problem is that I have two different registration forms for two different user roles and only one of them should be restricted to a whitelist of email domains.
Is it possible to address the email restriction to a specific form id only?

Thanks in advance