Introduced the `um_get_empty_status_users_query_result` filter to allow customization of the query used for fetching users with empty statuses. This enhances flexibility and enables optimization for different website setups. Updated relevant documentation in the readme file.
Prevent caching on mobile devices for login, register, and account pages in Ultimate Member. This ensures updated content is always displayed and avoids caching-related issues on these critical pages.
Introduces a mechanism to temporarily switch user context with `um_fetch_user` only when necessary, avoiding unintended user data overwrites. Ensures previous user context is restored after async email actions are triggered. This prevents potential conflicts in scenarios involving concurrent user operations.
Streamline placeholder handling for emails by introducing universal patterns and replacements, and update email dispatch functions for efficiency. Deprecated various redundant user and password-related methods, consolidating logic into common utility classes for better maintainability.
This update fixes issues related to handling empty user statuses, ensuring proper account status checks and admin notice resets. It also updates plugin assets, documentation, and test scripts to reflect the new version (2.10.4). Additional improvements include enhanced error logging for more reliable diagnostics.
Updated the user meta key from `um_registration_in_progress` to `_um_registration_in_progress` across multiple files for consistency and proper functionality. This change ensures accurate checking and handling of users in the registration process.
Introduced a new batch process to handle users lacking an `account_status` meta efficiently. Refactored legacy methods, added async scheduling, and created helper functions to manage and track progress. These changes improve performance and reliability for large user bases.
The WP_User_Query import was removed as it is not used in the code. This helps to clean up unnecessary code and improve maintainability. No functionality is affected by this change.
Introduce a new `Users` class to handle scheduled tasks for user status checks and batch processing. Refactor user approval functionality to allow silent operations and avoid sending notifications where unnecessary. Enhance user registration to prevent unfinished registrations from being processed in scheduled checks.
Updated the Action Scheduler implementation to improve flexibility and clarity. Replaced the 'enable_action_scheduler' option with 'enable_as_email_sending' for better specificity. Introduced hook-based checks to selectively enable email scheduling, ensuring compatibility and optimized performance.
Introduced `maybe_init_wp_filesystem` for better WP_Filesystem initialization and added new utility methods like `remove_dir`. Improved cache handling and documentation annotations for several methods. These changes enhance file management and ensure smoother integration.
* Sending email notifications directly (without Action Scheduler) on user delete action;
* Changed activation handler priority for integration with Action Scheduler
* Added 'fetch_user_id' argument for fetching the necessary user before email sending when Action Scheduler is active.
* fixed double handler of email activation link (wp_die doesn't stop the script for some reason);
* added redirects to login page with error notices instead of wp_die text;
* updated filters by status, avoid slow queries for getting users count;
* updated bulk-actions for changing statuses (moved to WP native dropdown)
* separate handlers for changing user statuses on wp-admin and frontend (partially implemented);
* created class UM()->common()->users() to handle user statuses in more clear format;
* deprecated old hooks and old functions
Mykyta Synelnikov