This is the main hook of the registration form. It's used to hook all other fields to.
registration archives
This is our selection of topics, tagged "registration".
b3_add_site_fields()
This is the hook we use to add any registration fields for "site info" for multisite registrations.
b3_wpmu_activate_user_blog_message()
With this filter you can override the content of the email sent to a new user after he/she has registered for a new user and site.
b3_new_wpmu_user_subject_admin()
With this filter you can override the subject of the email sent to administrator(s) when a new (multisite) user registers.
b3_new_site_created_message()
With this filter you can override the default "New site created" email message.
b3_wpmu_activate_user_blog_subject()
With this filter you can override the subject of the email sent to a new user after he/she has registered for a new user and site.
b3_recaptcha_secret()
With this filter you can override/set your recaptcha secret key, default is false.
b3_recaptcha_public()
With this filter you can override/set your recaptcha public key, default = false.
b3_localhost_blogtitle()
With this filter you can fill the "Blog title" field on the multisite registration form, used for when you're testing registrations.
b3_localhost_blogname()
With this filter you can easily add a dummy blog name for the multisite registration form.
b3_easy_passwords()
This filter allows you to extend/override the list of 'too easy' passwords.
b3_do_before_passwords()
This is a hook which is triggered before the passwords fields are outputted.
b3_do_after_passwords()
This is a hook which is triggered after the passwords fields are outputted.
b3_wpmu_user_activated_subject()
With this filter you can override the email subject sent to the (multisite) user after the account is activated.
b3_wpmu_user_activated_message()
With this filter you can override the email content sent to the (multisite) user after the account is activated.