Network Username Restrictions Override
By default, WordPress network usernames cannot contain anything but lowercase letters and numbers. This plugin adds network options to let you include hyphens, underscores, or uppercase letters, if desired. Furthermore, this plugin gives you the option to allow email addresses as usernames, or to allow all-numeric usernames (e.g. “1234”). Finally, this plugin lets you override the minimum length for usernames (which defaults to four characters). To follow updates to this plugin, visit: https://danieltwc.com/ For help with this version, visit: https://danieltwc.com/2011/network-username-restrictions-override-1-0/
Top keywords
- usernames4×4.60%
- allow2×2.30%
- com2×2.30%
- danieltwc2×2.30%
- danieltwc com2×2.30%
- https2×2.30%
- https danieltwc2×2.30%
- https danieltwc com2×2.30%
- letters2×2.30%
- network2×2.30%
- visit2×2.30%
- visit https2×2.30%
Redirect multisite user to their own site (UNMAINTAINED)
THIS PLUGIN IS NO LONGER MAINTAINED. If the current user in a multisite environment accesses a subsite to which access has not been granted, then redirect the user back to their own site. If the user has been granted access to more than one site in the Multisite installation, then no redirect can occur. (Because there is no way of finding out which one is “correct”.) Information for developers There are three action hooks available to developers. You can use them, for example, to write a log file or notify an email address when an action is carried out. redirect-multisite-user-to-their-own-site/no-sites fires when the user is logged in but does not have specific access to any sites in the current Multisite installation. Receives the values $current_user (WordPress User object) and $current_site_id (integer) as attributes. redirect-multisite-user-to-their-own-site/redirecting fires immediately before the user is redirected to the appropriate site. Receives the values $current_user (WordPress User object), $current_site_id (integer) and $user_target_site->siteurl (the URL to which the user will be redirected) as attributes. redirect-multisite-user-to-their-own-site/not-allowed fires when the user has authorized access to more than one site in the installation, and can therefore not be redirected. Receives the values $current_user (WordPress User object), $current_site_id (integer) and $user_sites (array) as attributes. This plugin requires PHP 5.3 or newer because it uses PHP namespaces.
Top keywords
- user15×6.47%
- current8×3.45%
- site7×3.02%
- access4×1.72%
- current user4×1.72%
- attributes3×1.29%
