@benenoo
Try to use this code snippet for UTF-8 safe display name capitalization.
Install into your active theme’s functions.php file
or use the “Code Snippets” plugin.
add_filter( 'um_user_display_name_filter', 'um_user_display_name_filter_custom', 10, 3 );
function um_user_display_name_filter_custom( $name, $user_id, $html ) {
$chars = mb_str_split( $name );
$cap_name = '';
$cap = true;
foreach( $chars as $char ) {
if( $cap ) {
$cap_name .= mb_strtoupper( $char );
$cap = false;
} else {
$cap_name .= $char;
if( $char == ' ' || $char == '-' ) $cap = true;
}
}
return $cap_name;
}
Thanks, but this code give me error blank page
@benenoo
It’s probably an issue with the Multibyte String library is missing in PHP.
If you have access to cPanel you can add this library as mbstring to your current PHP installation.
Ok will ask to the hosting and tell you
@benenoo
I have added a test to exit without capitalizing the display name if the PHP Multibyte Extension is not loaded.
add_filter( 'um_user_display_name_filter', 'um_user_display_name_filter_custom', 10, 3 );
function um_user_display_name_filter_custom( $name, $user_id, $html ) {
if( !extension_loaded('mbstring')) return $name;
$chars = mb_str_split( $name );
$cap_name = '';
$cap = true;
foreach( $chars as $char ) {
if( $cap ) {
$cap_name .= mb_strtoupper( $char );
$cap = false;
} else {
$cap_name .= $char;
if( $char == ' ' || $char == '-' ) $cap = true;
}
}
return $cap_name;
}
@benenoo
How do you install the code snippet?
@benenoo
More changes:
New function name if you already have a conflict with a function with previous name.
Changing the display name all characters to lowercase before capitalizing.
Keep lowercase for these attributes: von, de, duc, d’, da, del, y
add_filter( 'um_user_display_name_filter', 'um_user_display_name_filter_capitalization', 10, 3 );
function um_user_display_name_filter_capitalization( $name, $user_id, $html ) {
if( !extension_loaded( 'mbstring' )) return $name;
$chars = mb_str_split( mb_strtolower( $name ));
$cap = true;
$cap_flags = array( ' ', '-', "'" );
$cap_name = '';
foreach( $chars as $char ) {
if( $cap ) {
$cap_name .= mb_strtoupper( $char );
$cap = false;
} else {
$cap_name .= $char;
if( in_array( $char, $cap_flags )) $cap = true;
}
}
$cap_language = array();
$cap_language['lower'] = array( ' von ', ' de ', ' duc ', " d'", ' da ', ' del ', ' y ' );
$cap_language['upper'] = array( ' Von ', ' De ', ' Duc ', " D'", ' Da ', ' Del ', ' Y ' );
$cap_name = str_replace( $cap_language['upper'], $cap_language['lower'], $cap_name );
return $cap_name;
}
Hello, thanks working well thanks 🙂
I make a test with my name, its OK
But its working for all fisrt and last name ? And for all language ? ( my website is in FR/EN/ES/DE/IT/PT )
because of this line : Keep lowercase for these attributes: von, de, duc, d’, da, del, y
Thanks very much
Michel
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This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by
benenoo.
@benenoo
But its working for all fisrt and last name ? And for all language ? ( my website is in FR/EN/ES/DE/IT/PT )
because of this line : Keep lowercase for these attributes: von, de, duc, d’, da, del, y
I used this guide for defining these attributes:
https://libguides.dickinson.edu/citing/mla7capitalization
Maybe I should make these attributes easy to add new or delete in UM Settings?
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This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by
missveronica.
@benenoo
More changes:
Now Mc will be followed by a capital character like in McDonald
add_filter( 'um_user_display_name_filter', 'um_user_display_name_filter_capitalization', 10, 3 );
function um_user_display_name_filter_capitalization( $name, $user_id, $html ) {
if( !extension_loaded( 'mbstring' )) return $name;
$chars = mb_str_split( mb_strtolower( $name ));
$cap = true;
$cap_flags = array( ' ', '-', "'" );
$cap_name = '';
foreach( $chars as $char ) {
if( $cap ) {
$cap_name .= mb_strtoupper( $char );
$cap = false;
} else {
$cap_name .= $char;
if( in_array( $char, $cap_flags )) $cap = true;
}
}
$cap_language = array();
$cap_language['lower'] = array( ' von ', ' de ', ' duc ', " d'", ' da ', ' del ', ' y ' );
$cap_language['upper'] = array( ' Von ', ' De ', ' Duc ', " D'", ' Da ', ' Del ', ' Y ' );
$cap_name = str_replace( $cap_language['upper'], $cap_language['lower'], $cap_name );
if( mb_strpos( $cap_name, 'Mc' ) !== false ) {
$strings = explode( 'Mc', $cap_name );
$cap_name = $strings[0] . 'Mc' . mb_strtoupper( mb_substr( $strings[1], 0, 1 )) . mb_substr( $strings[1], 1 );
}
return $cap_name;
}
@benenoo
Now you can download and replace this code snippet with the UM improved version:
“Force Capitalization of Display Name( First and Last Names )”
from the UM free Extended plugins at:
https://github.com/ultimatemember/Extended
