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Documentation Examples for _data hooks
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<?php // ignore this line. | |
add_action( 'wpmem_post_register_data', 'my_reg_hook' ); | |
function my_reg_hook( $fields ) { | |
// Example to display the contents of the array. | |
// Uncomment to use. | |
// echo "<pre>"; print_r( $fields ); echo "</pre>"; | |
// exit(); | |
// Example of setting a custom meta field. | |
$meta = 'my_meta_field'; | |
$value = 'some value'; | |
update_user_meta( $fields['ID'], $meta, $value ); | |
// Note this is an action, so nothing needs to be | |
// returned from the function. | |
return; | |
} |
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<?php // ignore this line | |
add_action( 'wpmem_pre_register_data', 'my_reg_hook' ); | |
function my_reg_hook( $fields ) { | |
// The following can be used to output what is in | |
// the $fields array so you can see what's in it, | |
// and then it quits: | |
// echo "<pre>"; print_r( $fields ); echo "</pre>"; | |
// exit(); | |
// In a real, working use of this action, you can | |
// do whatever you need to do with registration | |
// data before it is inserted. | |
// The following is an example using it to perform | |
// validation, you can stop registration and return | |
// an error message to the user by globalizing | |
// $wpmem_themsg and giving it your error message: | |
global $wpmem_themsg; | |
if ( $fields['my_field'] != 'some_criteria' ) { | |
$wpmem_themsg = 'your error message...'; | |
} | |
return; | |
} |
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