It has always been so easy to register but not to unregister. Let your users delete their accounts from the front end with the WP Frontend Delete Account Pro WordPress Plugin.
WP Frontend Delete Account empowers your users to take control of their accounts by enabling them to delete them from the front end. Give your users the freedom to manage their accounts effortlessly with WP Frontend Delete Account. Integrates seamlessly with WooCommerce.
Get started now with WP Frontend Delete Account PRO.
Simple Pricing
$19
per year
Annual Package
Great for folks who are just getting started and prefer paying annually.
✓
1 Site
✓
Customize “wpf-delete-account”
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Exclude User Roles
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Priority Support
$39
one time
Lifetime Package
Great for folks who are confident and prefer a lifetime option.
✓
1 Site
✓
Customize “wpf-delete-account”
✓
Exclude User Roles
✓
Priority Support
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Installation and setup
If you’re new to WordPress, here’s a beginner’s guide on installing a WordPress plugin.
- Log into your WordPress site: https://example.com/wp-admin
- Go to Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin
- Upload the plugin’s zip file which will be sent to your email when you purchase.
- Install and activate the plugin.
Once you activate the plugin, you’ll have to enter the license key which you’ll receive in your email.
WooCommerce Sites
For WooCommerce sites, the ‘Delete Account’ tab will automatically appear in my account page which allows users to delete their account. If you have not already added my account page, You can add my account page for WooCommerce with shortcode [woocommerce_my_account]. That’s it.
Non WooCommerce Sites
For non-store sites, you can add the Delete Account content on any page, post, or widget with the built-in Gutenberg block. Just add a block and search for “WP Frontend Delete Account”
Classic Editor
If you are using a classic editor, you can use the shortcode [wp_frontend_delete_account]
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Elementor
You can find the “WP Frontend Delete Account” widget in the Elementor page builder.
Settings
While the plugin works out of the box by default, there are some settings you’d probably like to customize. The settings for the WP Frontend Delete Account plugin can be found under Settings > WP Frontend Delete Account.
General Settings
1) Delete Comments: Enable the option to delete the comments by the users when the users delete themselves.
2) Title: The label for Delete Account tag.
3) Button Label: The label for the confirmation button.
4) Redirect URL: Set where to redirect users after they deleted their account. Leave empty for same page redirect.
5) Attribute all contents to: You can opt-in to attribute all the contents of the deleted users to another user you’d want.
6) Security method before deleting: Choose a method to make sure that the deletion is intended. Generally, a password confirmation before deleting an account is a good option.
Advanced Settings
With the Advanced Settings, you can customize the WooCommerce delete account endpoint and exclude user roles from displaying “Delete Account” tab.
Email Settings
The emails sent from the WP Frontend Delete Account plugin can be customized from these settings.
The emails sent are:
1) Admin Email: Email notification sent to the admin if user deleted their account on their own.
2) User Email: Email notification sent to the user after their account has been deleted.
3) Feedback Email: Email notification sent to the admin when the user leaves feedback upon deleting their account.
4) Weekly Summary Email: Email notification sent to the admin about the total number of users deleted in a week. {number}, {previous_number} and {total} represents the number of users deleted this past week, the previous week, and the total number respectively.
FAQ
1) I see a 404 page not found while clicking the delete account tab?
You might need to refresh the permalinks. Navigate to Settings->Permalinks and Save. Learn more.
2) I accidentally deleted my own account. I am the owner of the site.
There is no way to recover the deleted user because the data is permanently deleted from the database. If you’re locked out of your own site, you’ll need to create a new user and get access to the site.
3) How to add the delete account option in the PHP template file?
Using the code snippet below:
<?php
do_shortcode( ['wp_frontend_delete_account'] );
Thank You,
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