Yes, to fire your own code on login (using Social Login), use following hook defined in wp-content/plugins/super-socializer/inc/social_login.php file:
do_action('the_champ_login_user', $userId, $profileData, $socialId, $update);
To fire your own code on new user registration (using Social Login), use following hook defined in the same file:
do_action('the_champ_user_successfully_created', $userId, $userdata, $profileData);
So i can use it like that in my function.php?
add_action( 'the_champ_user_successfully_created', 'user_successfully_created' );
function user_successfully_created(){
echo $userId . $userdata . $profileData;
}
Correct way is following:
add_action( 'the_champ_user_successfully_created', 'user_successfully_created', 10, 3 );
function user_successfully_created( $userId, $userdata, $profileData ) {
echo $userId . $userdata . $profileData;
}
But echoing these would not work as this will be executed during AJAX request.
Oky, was just an example 🙂
Thx.
Best Regards
Works perfect 🙂
Thank’s for your help.
