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cd d:
cd xampp
cd htdocs
mkdir test_site
cd test_site
git clone git_repo_url.git 
wp core download --allow-root 
wp core config --dbname="test" --dbuser=wp --dbpass=wp --dbhost="localhost" --allow-root
wp core install --url=test.dev --title="test - A WordPress Site" --admin_user=admin --admin_password=password [email protected] --allow-root

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wp user list

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<?php

// change the number suffix to the one corresponding to your form and field's id!
add_filter( 'gform_field_validation_1_1', 'wp_doin_validate_password_field', 10, 4 );

/**
 * @hook gform_field_validation_4
 * 
 * This function is assigned to the old password field, and then iterates over all form fields
 * if it hits a field with the pass-confirm class assigned it then compares it's value

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<?php

// make sure to change 5he prefix to the one you are using with your forms
add_action( "gform_pre_submission_4", "wp_doin_edit_pre_submission" );

/**
 * @hook gform_pre_submission_4
 */
function wp_doin_edit_pre_submission( $form ) {

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<?php

// remember, the hook suffix, should contain the form id!
add_filter( "gform_field_validation_3", 'gf_custom_validation', 10, 4 );

/**
 * Custom GF validation function used for pagination and required fields
 *
 * @return string
 */

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<?php
// remember - the suffix of the hook should contain specific form id!

add_action( "gform_pre_submission_3", "wp_doin_pre_submission" );

function wp_doin_pre_submission($form) {

	// get the values entered by the user during the form submission
	// note: the input_{number} may be different in your case, make sure to double check the id of your field
	// and swap it if needed

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<?php
// the _3 prefix has to match the id of the form you have created
add_filter( "gform_field_validation_3", "login_validate_field", 10, 4 );


function login_validate_field($result, $value, $form, $field) {

	// make sure this variable is global
	// this function is fired via recurrence for each field, s
	global $user;

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<?php
// the _3 prefix has to match the id of the form you have created
add_action( "gform_after_submission_3", "login_form_after_submission", 10, 2 );

function login_form_after_submission($entry, $form) {

	// get the username and pass
	$username = $entry[1];
	$pass = $entry[2];

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<?php

// this can be placed anywhere in the plugin (before storing the form values in the database)
// $form_data could be an array of data which was created by the user
do_action('my_action_after_save', $form_data);

// we're telling wordpress to execute the code added in the second parameter method right where do_action has been specified
add_action('my_action_after_save', 'my_action_after_save_hook', 10);

/**

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