renventura / wp-delete-user-accounts

Allow your WordPress users to manually delete their own accounts.

WP Delete User Accounts

Allow your users (except for administrators) to manually delete their own accounts. It uses the Sweet Alert jQuery plugin for slick-looking alerts and prompts.

Installation

Manually

1. Download the zip file, unzip it and upload plugin folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use this plugin?

Install it, and let it run. There are no settings.

Hooks

wp_delete_user_accounts_shortcode_template (filter) Override the default template for shortcode output

Parameters: $path - (string) Path to the template $atts - (array) Shortcode attributes

Return: (string) Full path to new template file

Example: The following example shows you how to change the template path for the delete button. This is helpful for creating a custom button template.

add_filter( 'wp_delete_user_accounts_shortcode_template', 'wp_delete_user_accounts_custom_shortcode_template', 10, 2 );
/**
 *	Template path for the WP Delete User Accounts delete button
 *
 * 	@param string		$path 		Path to template file
 *	@param array 		$atts 		Shortcode attributes
 */
function wp_delete_user_accounts_custom_shortcode_template( $path, $atts ) {
	return get_stylesheet_directory() . '/templates/custom-shortcode.php' );
}

wp_delete_user_accounts_load_assets_on_frontend (filter) Load the plugin's CSS and Javascript files wherever you want. By default, the files are only loaded when the current post object's $post->post_content has the [wp_delete_user_accounts] shortcode.

Parameters: $load - (boolean) Whether the assets are to be loaded

Return: (boolean) Whether to load the files

Example: This example shows you how to add the CSS and JS files to the WooCommerce edit-account endpoint. This only loads the assets - it does not output the button. For an example of outputting the delete button, see the next example.

add_filter( 'wp_delete_user_accounts_load_assets_on_frontend', 'wp_delete_user_accounts_load_assets_on_woocommerce_edit_account' );
/**
 * Add the WP Delete User Accounts CSS and JS files to the WooCommerce edit-account endpoint
 *
 * @param  boolean 		$load 		Whether the assets are to be loaded (by default, will only load when post content has the [wp_delete_user_accounts] shortcode)
 *
 * @return boolean
 */
function wp_delete_user_accounts_load_assets_on_woocommerce_edit_account( $load ) {
	return is_wc_endpoint_url( 'edit-account' ) ? true : $load;
}

This shows you how to add the delete button to a WooCommerce template using a WooCommerce hook (in this example, )

add_action( 'woocommerce_after_edit_account_form', 'wp_delete_user_accounts_delete_button_after_edit_account' );
/**
 * Output the WP Delete User Accounts delete button after the edit-account form in WooCommerce
 * @author  Ren Ventura <renventura.com>
 */
function wp_delete_user_accounts_delete_button_after_edit_account() {
	echo do_shortcode('[wp_delete_user_accounts]');
}

Bugs

If you find an issue, let me know!

Changelog

1.2.3

• WP Tested Up To 6.0

1.2.2

• Remove wp_logout(), which was causing processing to get stuck
• Use $.ajax() instead of $.post()

1.2.1

• Made the DELETE text (for confirming account deletion) translatable

1.2

• Added filter for modifying script localization variables (e.g. the redirect URL)

1.1.1

• Updated translatable strings

1.1.0

• Added filter for loading CSS and JS assets anywhere on the frontend (e.g. within WooCommerce templates).

1.0.3

• Changed plugin text domain to dirname instead of basename to remove .php extension from path

1.0.2

• Add POT file for translations

1.0.1

• Fixed dependency array on enqueues

1.0

• Initial version