I totally understand and it does work well calling attention to the fact that it was reported.

Adding this feature will be awesome! I’m looking forward to the next release.

-Mic

Hey Brajesh,

Their reply was:

“Ask your developer what kind of hook he needs and we can consider to include it. The registration function is inside this file https://pastebin.com/7QKRMRxg (link added by me) and looks like this…”

function register_user($output) {

      if (!check_ajax_referer('quadmenu', 'nonce', false)) {
        QuadMenu::send_json_error(esc_html__('Please reload page.', 'quadmenu'));
      }

      $username = sanitize_user($_POST['user']);
      $email = sanitize_email($_POST['mail']);
      $password = $_POST['pass'];

      if (empty($username)) {
        QuadMenu::send_json_error(sprintf('<div class="quadmenu-alert alert-danger">%s</div>', esc_html__('Please provide an username.', 'quadmenu')));
      }

      if (empty($email) || !is_email($email)) {
        QuadMenu::send_json_error(sprintf('<div class="quadmenu-alert alert-danger">%s</div>', esc_html__('Please provide a valid email address.', 'quadmenu')));
      }

      if (empty($password)) {
        QuadMenu::send_json_error(sprintf('<div class="quadmenu-alert alert-danger">%s</div>', esc_html__('Please provide a password.', 'quadmenu')));
      }

      $userdata = array(
          'user_login' => $username,
          'user_pass' => $password,
          'user_email' => $email,
      );

      $user_id = wp_insert_user($userdata);

      if (!is_wp_error($user_id)) {

        $user = get_user_by('id', $user_id);

        if ($user) {
          wp_set_current_user($user_id, $user->user_login);
          wp_set_auth_cookie($user_id);
          do_action('wp_login', $user->user_login);
        }

        QuadMenu::send_json_success(sprintf('<div class="quadmenu-alert alert-success">%s</div>', esc_html__('Welcome! Your user have been created.', 'quadmenu')));
      } else {
        QuadMenu::send_json_error(sprintf('<div class="quadmenu-alert alert-danger">%s</div>', $user_id->get_error_message()));
      }

      wp_die();
    }

This request seems to be getting quite specific. I don’t know how many other people are using QuadMenu, so it might not be worth investing in. If you happen to know what kind of hook you would need I will pass it along to that developer.

Thanks for your willingness to take a look!

-Mic

Thanks for the help. The filter “bp_core_default_avatar_user” led me to additional resources that stated you have to disable Gravatar for that filter to activate.

My final code looks like this:

/* RANDOM MYSTERY MAN
================================================== */
// Random Mystery Man avatar for everyone who doesn't have an avatar assigned. - Mic

add_filter( 'bp_core_fetch_avatar_no_grav', '__return_true' );

function avatar_photo_random_default() {

    //pick random number
    $random_num	 = rand( 1, 424 ); //currently we have 424 images.
    $random_num	 = apply_filters( "avatar_photo_random_num", $random_num );

    //pick the random image
    $dir_avatar = get_stylesheet_directory_uri();
    $filename = $dir_avatar."/images/avatars/".$random_num.".png";
    $filename = apply_filters( "avatar_photo_default_pick_filename", $filename );

    return $filename;
}
add_filter( "bp_core_default_avatar_user", "avatar_photo_random_default", 10, 2);

Now I am able to have random avatars and moderate them when a user chooses to upload a new one!

-Mic

Awesome, it works like a charm!

Thanks for knocking out all of these requests.

-Mic