bp_core_filter_blog_welcome_email( string $welcome_email, int $blog_id, int $user_id, string $password )

Replace the generated password in the welcome email with ‘[User Set]’.

Description

On a standard BP installation, users who register themselves also set their own passwords. Therefore there is no need for the insecure practice of emailing the plaintext password to the user in the welcome email.

This filter will not fire when a user is registered by the site admin.

Parameters

$welcome_email: (Required) Complete email passed through WordPress.
$blog_id: (Required) ID of the blog user is joining.
$user_id: (Required) ID of the user joining.
$password: (Required) Password of user.

Return

(string) Filtered $welcome_email with $password replaced by '[User Set]'.

Source

File: bp-core/bp-core-filters.php

function bp_core_filter_blog_welcome_email( $welcome_email, $blog_id, $user_id, $password ) {

	// Don't touch the email when a user is registered by the site admin.
	if ( ( is_admin() || is_network_admin() ) && buddypress()->members->admin->signups_page != get_current_screen()->id ) {
		return $welcome_email;
	}

	// Don't touch the email if we don't have a custom registration template.
	if ( ! bp_has_custom_signup_page() )
		return $welcome_email;

	// [User Set] Replaces $password in welcome email; Represents value set by user
	return str_replace( $password, __( '[User Set]', 'buddyboss' ), $welcome_email );
}

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Changelog

Changelog
Version	Description
BuddyPress 1.2.1	Introduced.

Uses

Uses
Uses	Description
bp-loader.php: buddypress()	The main function responsible for returning the one true BuddyBoss Instance to functions everywhere.
bp-members/bp-members-template.php: bp_has_custom_signup_page()	Do we have a working custom sign up page?

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