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Nope, I tried to define both global variables $userdata and $wpdb and look inside them, but when my function is called the password has already been encrypted.

I believe the only way to have a clear password is to add the password fields in the registration form and force the user to pick one and then read the $_POST variable.
Is there an easy way to add these fields in the registration page? I’ve looked at some plugins but they do lots of other things, too, and I can’t narrow down the code to just add the password and password strength indicator fields. Can you point me to something or do I have to continue looking?

you can close this post: I missed a part in the Using gravatar codex page and solved reading at the forum discussion linked at the end of it.

No, that doesn’t make it. You can use that to change the text inside <h3>, not the tag itself (if you look at the examples, the funcion is called inside the <h3> tag), and if I well understood you can either use that function if you want to write the code for the comment form yourself, or you can use comment_form() to generate the comment form; you can’t use one inside the other, and it’s no use anyway, since it can’t change the tag.

Either what I said is true, or I didn’t understand anything of what’s written in the codex, and I need an example.