Auth Filters

23 unique filter hooks currently map to this category, across 24 call sites.

Hook Inventory

Hook	Edition	Call Sites	First Source
fluent_community/allow_auto_login_by_url	Core	1	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthModdule.php:51
fluent_community/autg/password_confirmation	Core	1	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthHelper.php:244
fluent_community/auth/after_login_redirect_url	Core	2	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthModdule.php:40
fluent_community/auth/after_login_with_invitation	Core	1	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthModdule.php:638
fluent_community/auth/after_signup_redirect_url	Core	1	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthModdule.php:546
fluent_community/auth/disable_rate_limit	Core	1	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthHelper.php:411
fluent_community/auth/invitation	Core	1	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthModdule.php:87
fluent_community/auth/login_fields	Core	1	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthHelper.php:224
fluent_community/auth/login_url	Core	1	fluent-community/app/Hooks/Handlers/PortalHandler.php:1307
fluent_community/auth/lost_password_url	Core	1	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthHelper.php:219
fluent_community/auth/password_confirmation	Core	1	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthHelper.php:246
fluent_community/auth/pre_content	Core	1	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthModdule.php:235
fluent_community/auth/registration_enabled	Core	1	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthHelper.php:259
fluent_community/auth/settings	Core	1	fluent-community/app/Services/AuthenticationService.php:102
fluent_community/auth/signup_fields	Core	1	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthHelper.php:156
fluent_community/auth/signup_verification_email_body	Core	1	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthHelper.php:303
fluent_community/auth/signup_verification_mail_subject	Core	1	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthHelper.php:291
fluent_community/auth/two_factor_enabled	Core	1	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthHelper.php:267
fluent_community/create_invitation_link	Core	1	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/Classes/InvitationController.php:133
fluent_community/default_redirect_url	Core	1	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthModdule.php:714
fluent_community/get_auth_settings	Core	1	fluent-community/app/Http/Controllers/AdminController.php:376
fluent_community/terms_policy_url	Core	1	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthHelper.php:143
fluent_community/update_auth_settings	PRO	1	fluent-community-pro/app/Http/Controllers/ProAdminController.php:399

fluent_community/allow_auto_login_by_url

• Type: filter
• Edition: Core
• Call sites: 1
• When it fires: Filters whether a signed URL may log its recipient in automatically.

Signed links are what notification and digest emails use: they carry fcom_action=signed_url and a hashed, expiring token that resolves to a user. The default deliberately refuses accounts that can delete_pages — editors and administrators — so a forwarded email cannot hand over a privileged session. Returning true unconditionally removes that protection. The visitor is redirected with the parameters stripped whether or not the login happened.

Parameters

#	Name	Type	Description
1	$willAutoLogin	bool	Whether to sign the user in; false for users who can delete_pages.
2	$targetUser	\WP_User	The user the signed URL resolved to.

Return: bool — evaluated for truthiness.

Call Sites

Edition	Source	Parameters
Core	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthModdule.php:51	!user_can($tagetUser, 'delete_pages') (mixed) $tagetUser (User)

Example

add_filter('fluent_community/allow_auto_login_by_url', function ($willAutoLogin, $targetUser) {
    return $willAutoLogin;
}, 10, 2);

Related: fluent_community/portal_action_{action}

fluent_community/autg/password_confirmation

• Type: filter
• Edition: Core
• Call sites: 1
• When it fires: Deprecated misspelling of fluent_community/auth/password_confirmation.

Deprecated

This hook is fired through apply_filters_deprecated() as of 2.7.8. Use fluent_community/auth/password_confirmation instead.

Kept alive through apply_filters_deprecated() and marked deprecated since 2.7.8, so a callback still runs but raises a deprecation notice when WP_DEBUG is on. Its return value becomes the input to the correctly spelled filter, which therefore has the final say. Move existing callbacks across.

Parameters

#	Name	Type	Description
1	$isRequired	bool	Whether password confirmation is required. true by default.

Return: bool — passed on as the default for fluent_community/auth/password_confirmation.

Call Sites

Edition	Source	Parameters
Core	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthHelper.php:244	true (bool)

Example

add_filter('fluent_community/autg/password_confirmation', function ($isRequired) {
    return $isRequired;
}, 10, 1);

Related: fluent_community/auth/password_confirmation

fluent_community/auth/after_login_redirect_url

• Type: filter
• Edition: Core
• Call sites: 2
• When it fires: Filters where a member lands after signing in through the community auth page.

Applied at two call sites that reach different sign-in flows: the plugin's own AJAX login handler, and a bridge on fluent_auth/login_redirect_url that only fires when the request carries is_fcom_auth and fcom_redirect. Logins that happen anywhere else on the site never reach it. The incoming value has already been through wp_validate_redirect() against the portal base, but your return value is not re-validated on the AJAX path — it is handed to the browser as-is.

Parameters

#	Name	Type	Description
1	$redirectUrl	string	The resolved destination, the portal base by default.
2	$user	\WP_User	The user who signed in.

Return: string — an absolute URL.

Call Sites

Edition	Source	Parameters
Core	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthModdule.php:40	$redirectUrl (mixed) $user (User)
Core	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthModdule.php:653	$redirectUrl (mixed) $user (User)

Example

add_filter('fluent_community/auth/after_login_redirect_url', function ($redirectUrl, $user) {
    return $redirectUrl;
}, 10, 2);

Related: fluent_community/auth/after_signup_redirect_url · fluent_community/auth/after_login_with_invitation

fluent_community/auth/after_login_with_invitation

• Type: filter
• Edition: Core
• Call sites: 1
• When it fires: Filters where a member is sent after logging in with an invitation token attached.

Core's handler does the real work here: it validates the token, adds the user to the invited space as member or student, marks the invitation accepted and returns the space permalink. The result is only adopted when it is truthy and not a WP_Error, so returning null leaves the ordinary redirect in place. It runs before fluent_community/auth/after_login_redirect_url, which sees the resulting URL and can still change it.

Parameters

#	Name	Type	Description
1	$redirectUrl	mixed	null on entry.
2	$user	\WP_User	The user who just signed in.
3	$invitationToken	string	The submitted invitation token.

Return: string — a URL, or null/WP_Error to fall back to the default redirect.

Call Sites

Edition	Source	Parameters
Core	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthModdule.php:638	null (mixed) $user (User) $invitationToken (mixed)

Example

add_filter('fluent_community/auth/after_login_with_invitation', function ($redirectUrl, $user, $invitationToken) {
    return $redirectUrl;
}, 10, 3);

Related: fluent_community/auth/after_login_redirect_url · fluent_community/auth/invitation

fluent_community/auth/after_signup_redirect_url

• Type: filter
• Edition: Core
• Call sites: 1
• When it fires: Filters where a new member lands after completing registration.

Core attaches the invitation handler here, which — when the request carried a valid invitation_token — enrols the new account in the invited space, marks the invitation accepted and redirects to the space instead. The third argument is the raw $_REQUEST array, unsanitised. The URL is returned to the front end both as redirect_url and inside the success HTML, so it is used twice.

Parameters

#	Name	Type	Description
1	$redirectUrl	string	The destination, the portal base or a validated redirect_to.
2	$user	\FluentCommunity\App\Models\User	The newly registered user, with an XProfile already synced.
3	$postedData	array	The raw $_REQUEST payload, including invitation_token when present.

Return: string — an absolute URL.

Call Sites

Edition	Source	Parameters
Core	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthModdule.php:546	$redirectUrl (mixed) $user (User) $_REQUEST (array)

Example

add_filter('fluent_community/auth/after_signup_redirect_url', function ($redirectUrl, $user, $postedData) {
    return $redirectUrl;
}, 10, 3);

Related: fluent_community/auth/after_login_redirect_url

fluent_community/auth/disable_rate_limit

• Type: filter
• Edition: Core
• Call sites: 1
• When it fires: Filters whether the login and signup rate limit is bypassed for this request.

The limit is ten attempts per IP address per five minutes, tracked in a transient and shared between the login and registration endpoints. Returning true skips the check and the counter increment entirely, so it also stops the request contributing to a later limit. Nothing about the request is passed — inspect $_SERVER or the request yourself if you want to scope the exemption.

Parameters

#	Name	Type	Description
1	$disabled	bool	Whether to skip rate limiting. false by default.

Return: bool — evaluated for truthiness.

Call Sites

Edition	Source	Parameters
Core	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthHelper.php:411	false (bool)

Example

add_filter('fluent_community/auth/disable_rate_limit', function ($disabled) {
    return $disabled;
}, 10, 1);

fluent_community/auth/invitation

• Type: filter
• Edition: Core
• Call sites: 1
• When it fires: Resolves an invitation token from the URL into an invitation record.

Starts as null; core's InvitationHandler answers it with the matching pending or active row. Whatever is returned must expose isValid() — the caller invokes it immediately and discards anything that fails, then reads message (the invited email) and post_id (the space) off it. This is the hook for backing invitations with your own storage.

Parameters

#	Name	Type	Description
1	$invitation	mixed	The resolved invitation, null before core answers.
2	$token	string	The raw invitation_token query parameter.

Return: \FluentCommunity\Modules\Auth\Classes\Invitation or null — an object with an isValid() method, or null for an unknown token.

Call Sites

Edition	Source	Parameters
Core	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthModdule.php:87	null (mixed) $inivtationToken (mixed)

Example

add_filter('fluent_community/auth/invitation', function ($invitation, $token) {
    return $invitation;
}, 10, 2);

Related: fluent_community/auth/show_invitation_for_user · fluent_community/auth/after_login_with_invitation

fluent_community/auth/login_fields

• Type: filter
• Edition: Core
• Call sites: 1
• When it fires: Filters the field definitions for the plugin's own login form.

Narrower than it looks: the built-in login form is only used when FluentAuth is not active, since otherwise the page renders the [fluent_auth_login] shortcode instead. The fields also reach the admin settings screen through fluent_community/get_auth_settings. Unlike the signup fields these are not used to derive validation — the handler validates log and pwd from the WordPress login form directly.

Parameters

#	Name	Type	Description
1	$fields	array	Field definitions keyed by name: username and password.

Return: array — the field map.

Call Sites

Edition	Source	Parameters
Core	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthHelper.php:224	array (2 keys: username, password) (array)

Example

add_filter('fluent_community/auth/login_fields', function ($fields) {
    return $fields;
}, 10, 1);

Related: fluent_community/auth/signup_fields

fluent_community/auth/login_url

• Type: filter
• Edition: Core
• Call sites: 1
• When it fires: Filters the URL the portal's login and signup buttons point at.

Wraps Helper::getAuthUrl(), which already honours the administrator-configured custom auth URL. It feeds the header login button, the header data and the logged-out redirect, so it changes where visitors are sent but not which pages are protected — the gate itself is Helper::isPublicAccessible(). Pointing it back into the portal risks a redirect loop; core guards against that only for the stored setting, not for this filter.

Parameters

#	Name	Type	Description
1	$authUrl	string	The resolved auth page URL.

Return: string — an absolute URL.

Call Sites

Edition	Source	Parameters
Core	fluent-community/app/Hooks/Handlers/PortalHandler.php:1307	Helper::getAuthUrl() (mixed)

Example

add_filter('fluent_community/auth/login_url', function ($authUrl) {
    return $authUrl;
}, 10, 1);

Related: fluent_community/portal/not_logged_in · fluent_community/auth/lost_password_url

fluent_community/auth/lost_password_url

• Type: filter
• Edition: Core
• Call sites: 1
• When it fires: Filters the "Lost your password?" destination on the community login form.

The default depends on FluentAuth: with it active the link stays on the community auth page with form=reset_password, otherwise it is wp_lostpassword_url() with a redirect back. Note the redirect argument is only applied on the WordPress branch — the FluentAuth URL carries no redirect. The native login template renders wp_lostpassword_url() directly and does not use this filter.

Parameters

#	Name	Type	Description
1	$url	string	The reset-password URL for the current configuration.

Return: string — an absolute URL.

Call Sites

Edition	Source	Parameters
Core	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthHelper.php:219	$url (mixed)

Example

add_filter('fluent_community/auth/lost_password_url', function ($url) {
    return $url;
}, 10, 1);

Related: fluent_community/auth/login_url

fluent_community/auth/password_confirmation

• Type: filter
• Edition: Core
• Call sites: 1
• When it fires: Filters whether the registration form asks for the password twice.

Returning false drops the conf_password field from the form and relaxes the validation rule on password accordingly, so the two stay in step. The value passed in is itself the result of the deprecated fluent_community/autg/password_confirmation filter, which still runs first.

Parameters

#	Name	Type	Description
1	$isRequired	bool	Whether confirmation is required. true by default.

Return: bool — evaluated for truthiness.

Call Sites

Edition	Source	Parameters
Core	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthHelper.php:246	$isRequired (mixed)

Example

add_filter('fluent_community/auth/password_confirmation', function ($isRequired) {
    return $isRequired;
}, 10, 1);

Related: fluent_community/autg/password_confirmation · fluent_community/auth/signup_fields

fluent_community/auth/pre_content

• Type: filter
• Edition: Core
• Call sites: 1
• When it fires: Replaces the body of the auth page with your own rendering.

The return value is never printed. The callback that renders the auth forms applies this filter first and, if the result is non-empty, returns without drawing anything — so a truthy return is a veto, and your markup has to be echoed from inside the filter callback itself. Returning an empty string leaves the built-in login, signup, reset and invitation screens in place.

Parameters

#	Name	Type	Description
1	$preContent	string	Empty string on entry.
2	$context	string	The $scope from the headless page; user_registration.
3	$targetForm	string	The form about to render: login, register, reset_password or accept_invitation.
4	$frameData	array	Frame data: logo, title, description, button_label.

Return: string — any non-empty value suppresses the default auth markup; the string itself is discarded, so echo your own output.

Call Sites

Edition	Source	Parameters
Core	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthModdule.php:235	'' (string) $context (mixed) $targetForm (mixed) $frameData (mixed)

Example

add_filter('fluent_community/auth/pre_content', function ($preContent, $context, $targetForm, $frameData) {
    return $preContent;
}, 10, 4);

Related: fluent_community/headless/content

fluent_community/auth/registration_enabled

• Type: filter
• Edition: Core
• Call sites: 1
• When it fires: Filters whether members may register themselves.

The base value is the WordPress users_can_register option, widened by the plugin's own explicit_registration setting when that option is off. It governs the signup form, the "Login / Signup" button label and the server-side guard in the registration endpoint alike. A valid invitation bypasses it on every one of those paths, so returning false closes public registration without breaking invitations.

Parameters

#	Name	Type	Description
1	$enabled	bool	Whether self-registration is open.

Return: bool — evaluated for truthiness; callers cast it with !!.

Call Sites

Edition	Source	Parameters
Core	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthHelper.php:259	$enabled (mixed)

Example

add_filter('fluent_community/auth/registration_enabled', function ($enabled) {
    return $enabled;
}, 10, 1);

Related: fluent_community/auth/signup_fields

fluent_community/auth/settings

• Type: filter
• Edition: Core
• Call sites: 1
• When it fires: Filters the stored login and signup screen configuration.

Applied in AuthenticationService::getAuthSettings(), which every consumer goes through, so this is the authoritative place to change the auth screens. The array has a login and a signup branch, each with a banner block (logo, title, description, colours, background) and a form block (title, description, button label and colours). The terms field is backfilled into signup.form.fields.terms before the filter runs if it is missing. For the admin editing screen only, fluent_community/get_auth_settings runs afterwards.

Parameters

#	Name	Type	Description
1	$authSettings	array	The full auth configuration, merged over the shipped defaults.

Return: array — the configuration. Consumers read nested keys directly, so preserve the login/signup shape.

Call Sites

Edition	Source	Parameters
Core	fluent-community/app/Services/AuthenticationService.php:102	$authSettings (mixed)

Example

add_filter('fluent_community/auth/settings', function ($authSettings) {
    return $authSettings;
}, 10, 1);

Related: fluent_community/get_auth_settings · fluent_community/auth/signup_fields

fluent_community/auth/signup_fields

• Type: filter
• Edition: Core
• Call sites: 1
• When it fires: Filters the field definitions used to build and validate the registration form.

Both sides of registration read this: the form builder renders it, and the AJAX handler derives the accepted request keys, the required-field rules and the per-field sanitize_callback from it — so a field added here is accepted by the endpoint, and one removed here is silently dropped from the request. Core already filters it in app/Hooks/filters.php. conf_password is unset afterwards when password confirmation is disabled, and the stored terms field overrides the terms entry. Do not rename full_name, email, username or password: the handler references them by name.

Parameters

#	Name	Type	Description
1	$fields	array	Field definitions keyed by name, each with type, label, placeholder, required and sanitize_callback.
2	$invitation	\FluentCommunity\Modules\Auth\Classes\Invitation	The invitation being accepted, or null for an ordinary signup.

Return: array — the field map, rendered in order.

Call Sites

Edition	Source	Parameters
Core	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthHelper.php:156	array (6 keys: full_name, email, username, …) (array) $invitation (mixed)

Example

add_filter('fluent_community/auth/signup_fields', function ($fields, $invitation) {
    return $fields;
}, 10, 2);

Related: fluent_community/auth/login_fields · fluent_community/auth/password_confirmation

fluent_community/auth/signup_verification_email_body

• Type: filter
• Edition: Core
• Call sites: 1
• When it fires: Filters the body of the registration verification code email.

The filtered HTML is the inner content only; it is wrapped in the shared email.template view with the community logo and footer afterwards, so return a fragment rather than a whole document. The plain code is passed separately, which is the supported way to rebuild the message around it — the code itself is stored only as a hash in the signed token, so this is the one place it can be read.

Parameters

#	Name	Type	Description
1	$message	string	The default HTML body, already containing the code.
2	$verificationCode	string	The six-digit code, in clear.
3	$formData	array	The submitted registration data, including email, first_name and last_name.

Return: string — an HTML fragment.

Call Sites

Edition	Source	Parameters
Core	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthHelper.php:303	$message (mixed) $verifcationCode (mixed) $formData (mixed)

Example

add_filter('fluent_community/auth/signup_verification_email_body', function ($message, $verificationCode, $formData) {
    return $message;
}, 10, 3);

Related: fluent_community/auth/signup_verification_mail_subject · fluent_community/auth/two_factor_enabled

fluent_community/auth/signup_verification_mail_subject

• Type: filter
• Edition: Core
• Call sites: 1
• When it fires: Filters the subject line of the registration verification code email.

Only fires when two-factor signup verification is active. It receives just the default subject — no user or form data — so anything dynamic has to be resolved in the callback. The matching body filter does get the form data.

Parameters

#	Name	Type	Description
1	$subject	string	The default subject, naming the site title.

Return: string — the subject line, passed to the mailer unescaped.

Call Sites

Edition	Source	Parameters
Core	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthHelper.php:291	sprintf(__('Your registration verification code for %s', 'fluent-community'),… (mixed)

Example

add_filter('fluent_community/auth/signup_verification_mail_subject', function ($subject) {
    return $subject;
}, 10, 1);

Related: fluent_community/auth/signup_verification_email_body

fluent_community/auth/two_factor_enabled

• Type: filter
• Edition: Core
• Call sites: 1
• When it fires: Filters whether registration requires an emailed verification code.

The value handed in is the result of fluent_auth/verify_signup_email, kept for compatibility with FluentAuth snippets, and defaults to on. When it is enabled the signup endpoint responds with a verification form instead of creating the account, and the account is only created once the code checks out. Core disables it for invitations that carry a fixed email address, on the grounds that the address is already proven.

Parameters

#	Name	Type	Description
1	$enabled	bool	Whether to require email verification during signup. true by default.

Return: bool — evaluated for truthiness.

Call Sites

Edition	Source	Parameters
Core	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthHelper.php:267	$enabled (mixed)

Example

add_filter('fluent_community/auth/two_factor_enabled', function ($enabled) {
    return $enabled;
}, 10, 1);

Related: fluent_community/auth/signup_verification_mail_subject · fluent_community/auth/signup_verification_email_body

fluent_community/create_invitation_link

• Type: filter
• Edition: Core
• Call sites: 1
• When it fires: Creates the invitation record behind a shareable space invite link.

Core supplies no default — the filter starts at null and the free plugin has no callback, so the "create invite link" endpoint returns "Something went wrong" unless Pro is active. Pro answers at priority 1 with InvitationService::createLinkInvite(). Returning a WP_Error surfaces its message to the moderator; anything falsy produces the generic error. The controller then reads getAccessUrl() off whatever you return.

Parameters

#	Name	Type	Description
1	$invitation	mixed	The invitation to create; null on entry.
2	$invitationData	array	Sanitised payload: email (empty), user_id, space_id, title, limit, expire_date.

Return: \FluentCommunity\Modules\Auth\Classes\Invitation — a saved record exposing getAccessUrl(). Return a WP_Error to fail with a message, or a falsy value to fail generically.

Call Sites

Edition	Source	Parameters
Core	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/Classes/InvitationController.php:133	null (mixed) $indivatationData (mixed)

Example

add_filter('fluent_community/create_invitation_link', function ($invitation, $invitationData) {
    return $invitation;
}, 10, 2);

Related: fluent_community/invitation_link_created

fluent_community/default_redirect_url

• Type: filter
• Edition: Core
• Call sites: 1
• When it fires: Filters the fallback destination written into the FluentAuth login form.

Narrow scope: it applies only when FluentAuth renders the login form and the request carries no redirect_to. The value is escaped into a hidden fcom_redirect field, which the login bridge later validates with wp_validate_redirect() against the portal base — so an off-site URL will be discarded downstream rather than honoured.

Parameters

#	Name	Type	Description
1	$redirectUrl	string	The default destination, the portal base URL.

Return: string — a URL; it is validated against the portal base before use.

Call Sites

Edition	Source	Parameters
Core	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthModdule.php:714	Helper::baseUrl() (mixed)

Example

add_filter('fluent_community/default_redirect_url', function ($redirectUrl) {
    return $redirectUrl;
}, 10, 1);

Related: fluent_community/auth/after_login_redirect_url

fluent_community/get_auth_settings

• Type: filter
• Edition: Core
• Call sites: 1
• When it fires: Filters the auth settings as returned to the admin settings screen.

A thin wrapper over fluent_community/auth/settings that runs only in AdminController::getAuthSettings(), after the live login and signup field definitions have been injected into login.form.fields and signup.form.fields. Filter it to change what an administrator sees or can edit; filter fluent_community/auth/settings to change what is actually used at render time.

Parameters

#	Name	Type	Description
1	$settings	array	The auth configuration with form.fields populated for both branches.

Return: array — returned to the admin app under a settings key.

Call Sites

Edition	Source	Parameters
Core	fluent-community/app/Http/Controllers/AdminController.php:376	$settings (mixed)

Example

add_filter('fluent_community/get_auth_settings', function ($settings) {
    return $settings;
}, 10, 1);

Related: fluent_community/auth/settings

fluent_community/terms_policy_url

• Type: filter
• Edition: Core
• Call sites: 1
• When it fires: Filters the URL linked from the signup form's terms checkbox.

Defaults to get_privacy_policy_url(), which is empty until a privacy page is set — and when it is empty the checkbox label degrades to plain unlinked text rather than linking nowhere. The URL is escaped into an <a target="_blank" rel="noopener">. It is only consulted when the administrator has not supplied a custom terms field in the auth settings, since a stored terms field replaces the generated label wholesale.

Parameters

#	Name	Type	Description
1	$policyUrl	string	The terms or privacy policy URL. get_privacy_policy_url() by default.

Return: string — a URL, or an empty string to render the label without a link.

Call Sites

Edition	Source	Parameters
Core	fluent-community/Modules/Auth/AuthHelper.php:143	get_privacy_policy_url() (mixed)

Example

add_filter('fluent_community/terms_policy_url', function ($policyUrl) {
    return $policyUrl;
}, 10, 1);

Related: fluent_community/auth/signup_fields

fluent_community/update_auth_settings

• Type: filter
• Edition: PRO
• Call sites: 1
• When it fires: Filters the portal authentication settings just before they are saved.

Runs after AuthenticationService::formatAuthSettings() has normalised the payload and before it is written to the option and primed into the week-long cache. The login and signup form field lists are attached to the response after this filter, so they are not visible to a callback.

Parameters

#	Name	Type	Description
1	$settings	array	The formatted auth settings.

Return: The settings array to persist.

Call Sites

Edition	Source	Parameters
PRO	fluent-community-pro/app/Http/Controllers/ProAdminController.php:399	$formattedSettings (mixed)

Example

add_filter('fluent_community/update_auth_settings', function ($settings) {
    return $settings;
}, 10, 1);