Axel Berger
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Same here. The new user gets the verification link and that sends them to the login page. But they never receive a password. Making them enter a password themselves when registering doesn’t change anything, the password is not accepted. It seems the temporary username is not reset to the real one, so that is “unknown”.
My WordPress version is 3.1.2, no other plugins are active, and I’ve tried with Javascript turned on and off.
N.B: Trying to register on the plugin site, I’m not even sent a verification mail.Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: User registrationIt seems I just found a solution: The plugin Register Plus Redux. Unfortunately it doesn’t work. After the verification link new users never get sent a password and can’t log in. Making them set a password on registration doesn’t work either.
But this must be a glitch, so let’s hope it’ll be rectified soon.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to find user's registration date?Sorting by date would be a big help in finding and deleting bogus users. Any chance of it being implemented?
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: User registrationYes, hassling and discomforting the genuine and honest seems to be the solution to everything these days. What about the colourblind and those with bad eyesight? What about those, who, when needlessly hassled by me, just take me for an inconsiderate idiot and won’t bother any more? It is what I myself do often enough.
I’d say keeping everyone in a separate background pending list until first logged in using the password and autopurging that pending list every now and again would be the far superiour and vastly more considerate solution. Until that’s implemented I’ll have to do it manually and would be grateful for a little help in filtering these candidates.Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: Deleting user and preserving the pagesThis is too late for you, but I have created a pseudo-user called “deleted user” for just this purpose. If I need to delete someone, I’ll attribute all his stuff to that user.
N.B: I’d have expected this to be an intrinsic function of a blog, but the workaround was simple.Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: Characters in linksIn this case a German umlaut: “ü”. In the href-String this should become “%25FC”, I think.
I’m used to writing raw HTML myself and only set up the blog for my daughter. I hate having to click icons and letting software I don’t control do things for me.