phildesign6

Hi again,

i tried a couple of thing i also posted wc-github-issue-board – without any outcome. In wc code they use wp_update_user and this call wp_hash_update. I do not totally understand why it is not working.

Within the backend it always works. When using the frontend with the wc-endpoint change_account it alway uses the default setting and generates a md5-hash starting with $P$

i tried to directly change the plugglable.php to your implementation, but it keep behaving the same(using the standard md5 thing).

i have no idea how to tackle the problem. I also tried turnig your plugin on end off, but nothing. i also checked all plugin files if there is an additional wp_hash_user overwrite, but i did not found one. There is just the one from you and the one in pluggable.php.

i would appreciate any help, hint, tip, inspiration.

thanks again for your time.
best philip

btw, here the links to the wc-github-issue
https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/issues/15486

and it behaves the same with an admin as with an non-admin user.

btw google-recaptscha is also installed – but it seems that it does not override the hook.

thanks, for the detailed reply.

what i found out so far is, that in the same way as your function uses this hook
there is an additional one in wp-includes/pluggable.php (http://woocommerce.wp-a2z.org/oik_api/wp_hash_password/)

could it be the case, that the wordpress/users section uses your hook and for any reason, at the woocommerce change password function (include order?) will use the other hook (from pluggable.php) first? I tried changing the other, without any luck so far – but try later today again.

thanks so far,
best phil