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A client signed up for a new site in my multisite network. But, didn't finished the activation because they never received the email to verify and register.

As the network administrator, I don't see a new (pending) site under Sites. I also don't see a new (pending) user under users.

If I go back to the wp-signup.php page for multisites, I get the following error, "That username is currently reserved but may be available in a couple of days."

Somewhere, somehow a new pending user and site is waiting to be activated, but only by an email activation link that's never going to come. How can I manually activate this to continue the registration on a client's behalf?

A client signed up for a new site in my multisite network. But, didn't finished the activation because they never received the email to verify and register.

As the network administrator, I don't see a new (pending) site under Sites. I also don't see a new (pending) user under users.

If I go back to the wp-signup.php page for multisites, I get the following error, "That username is currently reserved but may be available in a couple of days."

Somewhere, somehow a new pending user and site is waiting to be activated, but only by an email activation link that's never going to come. How can I manually activate this to continue the registration on a client's behalf?

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• signup

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• If neither of those solutions work for you, go to the wp_signups table as above and just find and delete the entry that failed. You can then reenter the user (without receiving the error message) when the mail problem is fixed and all works again. – Moocows Commented Nov 11, 2020 at 1:15

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WordPress itself has no UI for viewing and managing unactivated users.

You might be interested in the WordPress plugin called Unconfirmed that changes this. It adds a new page in the admin that shows a list of unactivated user registrations. For each registration, you have the option of resending the original activation email, or manually activating the user.

The plugin mentioned by swissspidy does exactly what you want, but it has not been updated for a year, and is not tested with the latest WordPress version. This is why I will also add 2 other solutions here.

Solution 1

The Pending Users module of my premium plugin Beyond Multisite is made to do this. Link to the plugin page: https://codecanyon/item/beyond-multisite-utilities-for-wordpress-network-admins/19633352

On the following screenshot you can see the page that the plugin creates and the actions it offers (last column) for each pending user. The plugin has many more features unrelated to what you are asking too.

To activate the signup, simply visit the Pending Users page in the Network Admin Dashboard under Users, and click the Activate link in the last column for the row you want.

Solution 2

This solution is a bit more technical, and is good if you rarely need to do this. Also it is free, and there will be no plugin required.

You need to go to the phpMyAdmin panel (usually located in the cPanel of your hosting) and open the database for your multisite (the database name is visible in your wp-config.php file).

Now open the table wp_signups (your prefix might be different than wp_) and there find the signup you want to activate. In the column activation_key you will see a string. Add this string in the place of XXXXXXXXXXXX in this URL (where example is your main site URL) and visit the URL to activate the signup:

http://example/wp-activate.php?key=XXXXXXXXXXXX

Basically this is the link that the user receives via email in order to activate the signup.

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