Adds context to one string used in two different contexts for the new user and new site signup email notification.
More to come.
See #38882
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`get_network()` falls back to the current network when called without any arguments. Between this and `get_current_network_id()`, we can replace almost all instances of the global `$current_site` and all instances of `get_current_site()`.
This effectively deprecates `get_current_site()`, something that we'll do in a future ticket.
Props flixos90.
Fixes#37414.
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Making behavior changes based on some broad definition of what mobile is rarely, if ever, makes sense. Each bit of functionality should be more clearly targeted, whether that's for screen size, performance, or some kind of touch capability.
props akibjorklund.
see #33704.
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Benefits gained in discoverability and self-documentation throughout core trump the negligible performance hit in using interpolation in hook names.
Props ramiy.
See #37748.
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If an empty string was passed, redeclare it as an empty array to avoid a warning and a fatal error in PHP 7.1.0 Alpha 1.
Props simonvik.
Fixes#37071.
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This prevents errors when an email address contains an apostrophe. See [29966]
for similar treatment of a related problem.
Props dcavins.
Fixes#36322.
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`wp-login.php` uses `wp_safe_redirect()` for all redirects, even those that do not involve unsafe data from the request or referer.
When a user of a subdomain site attempts to login to a network site they do not have access to, the host in the redirect URL is treated as unsafe by `wp_safe_redirect()` as it has no immediate awareness as to which hosts are valid on the network. On a subdirectoy network, everything works as expected because the host is the same.
In this specific block of `wp-login.php`, all URLs are generated by WordPress and we can use `wp_redirect()` to handle the redirects. Users authenticating via other network sites will now be redirected properly. Hosts passed via the `redirect_to` query var will continue to be handled by `wp_safe_redirect()`.
Fixes#30598.
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Introduces `wp_authenticate_email_password()` which is hooked into `authenticate` after `wp_authenticate_username_password()`.
Props Denis-de-Bernardy, ericlewis, vhomenko, MikeHansenMe, swissspidy, ocean90.
Fixes#9568.
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We still generate the `wp-admin.*` files for compabitility purposes, however they only include the `@import()` lines.
Fixes#35229
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For now, we'll revert to the pre-4.4 behaviour of hard-coding the login form action URL as `wp-login.php` and look at implementing a separate function and corresponding filter in 4.5.
Props KrissieV, salcode, JPry
Fixes#34925
See #35103
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Also, it's hard to convey the ironic tone of the sentences used for these title attributes in languages other than English.
Fixes#34943.
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Adding these parameters creates parity with the `retrieve_password_message` filter, used for modifying the message body of the same password reset email.
Props sudar.
Fixes#34252.
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The AP Stylebook changed this in 2011, and we're woefully inconsistent, so let's go with the standard.
props morganestes, voldemortensen, niallkennedy (for patching on the previous AP style).
fixes#26156.
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Instead of wrapping `#pass1` in a `<span>` dynamically, add the `<span>` to the HTML in PHP. It currently has no styling.
Fixes#33145.
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* Generate the password for the user
* More tightly integrate password strength meter
* Warn on weak passwords
see #32589
props MikeHansenMe, adamsilverstein, binarykitten
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If the function has no need for `@param` or `@return`, do an archeaological dig to find `@since`.
See #32444.
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* string $redirect_to The redirect destination URL.
* string $requested_redirect_to The requested redirect destination URL passed as a parameter.
* WP_User $user The WP_User object for the user that's logging out.
Fixes#27617
Props SergeyBiryukov, johnbillion
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Boone Gorges
John Blackbourn
Jeremy Felt
Helen Hou-Sandi
Sergey Biryukov
Scott Taylor
Drew Jaynes
Dominik Schilling (ocean90)
Dion Hulse
Pascal Birchler
Andrea Fercia
Mark Jaquith
Konstantin Obenland