Gavin, I was unable to replicate with a basic test:
public function after_member_insert($member, $values)
{
file_put_contents(__DIR__."/log.txt", "after_member_insert test \n\r", FILE_APPEND);
}
I created a new member, and the text was logged as expected.
Can you share your code and I can test locally? If you don’t want to share on here, feel free to message me on the EECMS slack.
Hi Andy
Thanks for checking. Upon digging deeper it transpired that the update from EE5 to EE6 had caused the exp_extensions
to get messed up which in turn disabled the extension concerned. I’m not yet sure what caused the table error, currently I do not think that EE itself was the cause.
Interesting. Let me know if you find anything that would be an issue in the upgrade process so we can get a fix if needed.
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