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I'll start by reading the current mu-plugin, checking the PMPro free level ID, and exploring the Nextend settings simultaneously.

Good. Registration is disabled (needs enabling), default role is already subscriber, and Free level ID is 2 confirmed. Now let me check the Nextend login form placement settings and explore available hooks.

Now I need to understand the /login/ page routing and find the Nextend hooks. Let me also check what hooks are available.

Let me find the Nextend Social Login plugin source and look for hooks and the login page content.

Let me check how the login form rendering works and find the BP login settings template.

Let me check how Nextend renders buttons on BP login forms and look at the nextend-social-login.php for the rendering code.

Now I have a complete understanding of the system. Let me enable user registration and update the necessary options first.

Task 1 done. Now let me check the available BuddyPress login hooks and verify what the nextend login settings currently look like for the embedded login.

Now let me update the Nextend options for the login form layout and create the template files needed.

Now let me verify the settings are stored correctly.

The option wasn't updated properly. Let me verify and update it correctly.

Now let me create the missing template files and then write the complete updated mu-plugin with all changes.

The host path won't work for the container's plugins directory. Let me write the template file inside the container and update the mu-plugin.

Now let me update the embedded-login templates to work with dynamic container IDs and create the proper versions.

All template files exist. Now let me write the complete updated mu-plugin with all changes.

Let me verify the mu-plugin and test that the hooks work correctly.

All hooks are properly registered. Now let me run a quick end-to-end verification.

Here's a complete summary of what was accomplished: --- ## Summary ### Task 1: Enable user registration ✅ - **Enabled** user registration: `wp option update users_can_register 1` → now `1` - **Default role** already set to `subscriber` (no change needed) ### Task 2: Move Google button to "above with separator" on /login/ ✅ The `/login/` page uses a BuddyPress login form block (`<!-- wp:bp/login-form /-->`). This block renders via `wp_login_form()`, which fires the `login_form_bottom` filter. Nextend hooks into this filter via `filterAddEmbeddedLoginFormButtons()` using the `embedded_login_form_layout` setting. **What was done:** 1. **Updated Nextend options:** - `buddypress_login_form_layout` → `above-separator` - `embedded_login_form_layout` → `above-separator` 2. **Created 4 missing template files** inside the container (the free version only ships `below.php`): - `/var/www/html/wp-content/plugins/nextend-facebook-connect/template-parts/login/above.php` - `/var/www/html/wp-content/plugins/nextend-facebook-connect/template-parts/login/above-separator.php` - `/var/www/html/wp-content/plugins/nextend-facebook-connect/template-parts/embedded-login/above.php` - `/var/www/html/wp-content/plugins/nextend-facebook-connect/template-parts/embedded-login/above-separator.php` These JS-based templates move the button container above the form (using `insertBefore` instead of `appendChild`), with an "Or" separator for the `above-separator` variant. 3. **Updated mu-plugin** (`/var/www/html/wp-content/mu-plugins/nextend-pro-unlock.php`): - Removes Nextend's default `login_form_bottom` filter (so we control placement) - Hooks into `bp_before_login_widget_loggedout` to render buttons above with separator - Hooks into `bp_after_login_widget_loggedout` as fallback for "below" layouts - Adds a `login_form` hook fallback for non-BP login pages - Added `embedded_login_form_layout`, `show_embedded_login_form`, etc. to the settings save validation filter ### Task 3: Auto-create PMPro free membership + BP member profile on Google signup ✅ **Verified:** PMPro Free level ID = **2**, name = **"Free"** **Added to mu-plugin:** - Hooks into `nsl_register_new_user` (fires after Nextend creates any user) - Hooks into `nsl_google_register_new_user` (Google-specific hook) - Both hooks: 1. Call `pmpro_changeMembershipLevel(2, $user_id)` to assign Free level 2. Call `bp_core_new_user_activity($user_id)` to initialize BP member profile 3. Call `bp_update_user_last_activity()` to ensure BP meta is set ### Files modified/created | File | Action | |------|--------| | `/var/www/html/wp-content/mu-plugins/nextend-pro-unlock.php` | **Modified** — version 1.2 with all 5 features | | `...template-parts/login/above.php` | **Created** | | `...template-parts/login/above-separator.php` | **Created** | | `...template-parts/embedded-login/above.php` | **Created** | | `...template-parts/embedded-login/above-separator.php` | **Created** | ### Issues encountered - The `wp option patch update` command doesn't work on serialized strings stored by Nextend (it expects a native PHP array). Used `wp eval` with `unserialize()` instead. - Template files for "above" layouts don't exist in the free version — had to create them inside the container.