Josh Harrison

This will be taken care of in a very soon to be released update to the plugin (1.5). You’ll be able to do whatever you want with blocked users and it will be so much easier to use.

Nothing has been changed. Did you add another plugin recently or change anything else? I tested this myself and am not able to recreate this issue.

This issue will be fixed in the latest version (1.5). Sorry about the inconvenience. Let me know if this is still causing a problem after the upgrade.

@pollyhansen Can you use your email address to recover your password? If that doesn’t work, you can delete the plugin by logging in through FTP. But the plugin shouldn’t prevent you from recovering your password.

This is currently not a feature of the plugin. I will add it to my list of possible features and maybe add in the future.

I have tested and applied the change recommended by weezer311. Thanks for your help everybody.

The update is in v1.4.2 of the plugin.

Try the following code and you should be good to go:

function customize_welcome_message( $welcome ) {
	$welcome = 'This login is for students of Naada Yoga\'s Teacher Training program only. If you are looking to pay for or sign up for classes go <a href="https://clients.mindbodyonline.com/asp/ws.asp?studioid=6387">here.</a>';
	return $welcome;
}
add_filter( 'new_user_approve_welcome_message', 'customize_welcome_message' );

Is the user that you are trying to recover a password for approved? If the user has either a status of pending or denied, the password recovery form will just redirect to the login form where it states that the user must be approved to login to the site.

There is now a hook that now allows you to add anything to the deny or add actions. https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/new-user-approve/other_notes/

There will be a patch out soon to correct this. The users and their statuses are kept in a cache. Now when users are deleted, this cache will be cleared as well. Thanks for letting me know about this bug.

If you want to bypass the password reset when approving a user, there is a filter that was added to version 1.4 of the plugin.

Adding something like this to your theme or plugin should do it:

add_filter( 'new_user_approve_bypass_password_reset', '__return_true' );

Thanks for providing the Russian translation. I have added it to the next release that will be out within the next week.

I am also adding a feature to allow a customization of the messages.

One of the reasons I wrote this plugin was to bypass wp_new_user_notification. The plugin should notify users once the notification process has completed. Is this not happening for you?

I am in the process of adding filters to messages and actions to the whole process. Would that help with the flexibility you need? If you give me more details on what you are trying to do exactly, we could figure out how to make the plugin work for both of us.

I’m assuming you are not experiencing this behavior any longer. I have never been able to recreate this problem. If you need further help, let me know.

That would require custom coding unless you use code to what is currently on the default registration page. Let me know if you need any help.