Boone Gorges

CUNY Academic Commons

If you run a WordPress or BuddyPress installation, you probably know that some of the biggest administrative headaches come from the activation process. Activation emails may be caught by spam filters, deleted unwillingly, or simply not understood. Yet WordPress itself has no UI for viewing and managing unactivated members.
Unconfirmed creates a Dashboard panel under the Users menu (Network Admin > Users on Multisite) 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.
Note that the plugin works for the following configurations: 
1. Multisite, with or without BuddyPress 
2. Single site, with BuddyPress used for user registration
There is currently no support for single-site WP registration without BuddyPress.

Unconfirmed

Googled for "wordpress cancel pending users", this plugin can up as one of the top results, so installed, activated, and achieved exactly what I needed, inside of about 30 seconds. Literally perfect.

Did exactly what I needed

Nice, simple little plugin that makes it easy to get a user up and running when you have, for example, email deliverability issues.

Works as advertised

Thank you for this plugin. Not sure why such a feature isn't already part of Core, as it's very useful when managing a multisite!

This should be part of WP Core!

Work on WP 5.8.4 multisite

Allows WordPress admins to manage unactivated users, by activating them manually, deleting their pending registrations, or resending the activation em …

Elliot Taylor

Bulk deactivate and activate WordPress plugins. Fantastic for discovering plugin conflicts and fixing support items. This is an essential tool for discovering plugin conflicts. When you have an error on your site you should isolate where the problem is occuring. It will often be a theme of a plugin. This let’s you deactivate your plugins in bulk so you can isolate the problem.
The plugin lets you:
<ul>
<li>Add exceptions, so essenttial plugins will not be deactivated</li>
<li>Save a list of the plugins deactivated</li>
<li>Let you activate the plugins you just deactivated.</li>
<li>Let’s you activate just a selection of the plugins just deactivated</li>
<li>Advanced options for how the plugin save list is handled</li>
</ul>
<h3>More Info</h3>
<a href="http://raison.co/bulk-deactivate" title="Raison Bulk Deactivate" rel="nofollow ugc">More information can be found here</a> 
Please contribute to this plugins development on GitHub here: https://github.com/raisonon/plugin-deactivate

Bulk Deactivate

Very useful plugin when you have to check for plugins problems.



Very handy

Bulk deactivate and activate WordPress plugins. Saves which plugins were deactivated.

Unconfirmed vs Bulk Deactivate