Execute custom function after registration of a specific level – API or Hooks?

[akeith2002]

I am trying to have a post autogenerated everytime a user registers under a specific type. For instance, I have 2 different users, Coaches and Athletes. When an athlete signs up I want to create a post with his name as the title. I already have the WordPress script created to do that I just need some way of attaching and running it when that specific type of user account is created. Does anyone know how I could do this?

Thanks!

[amin007]

Update: The following action hook can do this now:

https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-membership/member-registration-completion-hook-866

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We can add a hook that will get triggered after a registration event and it will pass an array with all the details of the user who just registered. Will that help?

[akeith2002]

wow… why yes I think it will help. Is that something I will just copy and paste in or is it going to be in the next release? if so, when will that be released.

Thanks!!!!!

I didn’t expect a reply this fast and with someone willing to help me. I appreciate it.

[akeith2002]

I am in the need for some sort of resolution immediately (as all jobs are!). Working on a freelance project and I am a little behind.

Thanks!

[amin007]

I have added a hook for this. You can now add the following code in your plugin or theme’s function file to listen for member registration and do something when this even occurs:

function handle_eMember_registration_complete_event($member_data)

{

//The following line will print all the member details that got passed to this function via the $member_data data. You can use this data however you like it.

print_r($member_data);

}

add_action('eMember_registration_complete','handle_eMember_registration_complete_event')

Everytime a member registers the “handle_eMember_registration_complete_event” function will get triggered and the “$member_data” array will contain all the details of this member.

[akeith2002]

I can’t express how top notch you guys are!

[akeith2002]

How can I get custom registration fields to show up in the $member_data array?

[admin]

I updated this hook to send the custom field data in a separate array. Use the following sample code to find out how it works:

function handle_eMember_registration_complete_event($member_data,$custom_fields)

{

//The following line will print all the member details that got passed to this function via the $member_data array.

//You can use this data however you like it.

print_r($member_data);

echo "<br />Custom fields data shown below<br />";

print_r($custom_fields);

}

add_action('eMember_registration_complete','handle_eMember_registration_complete_event',10,2);

[akeith2002]

THANK YOU so much

[Frank]

Hey Admin,

I know that this is an older post, but can you expand on the explanation of the function above?

Thanks,

Frank

[admin]

Let me know what you want explained so I know what you are after.

[Frank]

Hey Admin, I figured it out. I’m just looking at pushing the code I wrote in php into a plugin instead of it hanging off of the back end of the theme’s functions.php file.

I didn’t realize that it would post my results right on the web page that was posted, thus tell me exactly what I needed to know.

Frank

[Viviana.cerrutti]

Hi, is there a similar function to add after a member has updated their profile??? Thanks

[admin]

We have the following action hook that is triggered after a member updates his profile. You can use it to execute your customer function.

eMember_profile_updated

Below is an example snippet of code showing how you can use it:

add_action('eMember_profile_updated', 'run_my_custom_function', 10, 2);



function run_my_custom_function($fields, $custom_fields){



$member_id = $fields['member_id'];

$username = $fields['username']



//A member ($username) has updated the profile. Do something...

}

[Author]

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