Registration Date Column
Registration Date Column adds a sortable Registered column to Users -> All Users, showing when each account was created - using WordPress’s built-in registration date, with no extra data written.
What it does
Section titled “What it does”When enabled, it:
- Adds a Registered column to the Users list.
- Reads
user_registeredfor each user (core WordPress field). - Formats the date/time with your site’s date and time settings.
- Makes the column sortable by registration date.
- Shows an em dash (-) if a registration date is missing or invalid.
It does not store new user meta and has no settings screen.
When to use it
Section titled “When to use it”Enable it if:
- You want to spot new signups quickly in the Users table.
- You’re auditing accounts and need join dates without opening each profile.
- You pair it with Last Login Column for “joined vs last active” at a glance.
When not to use it
Section titled “When not to use it”You can skip it if:
- Your Users screen is already crowded and you don’t need join dates there.
- Another plugin already adds a registration-date column (redundant UI).
How to enable it
Section titled “How to enable it”- In WordPress admin, go to WP PowerSuite -> Modules.
- Filter by Login & Users or search for “Registration Date Column”.
- Turn the module’s toggle on.
That’s it - there are no settings. To undo it, toggle the module off; nothing permanent was written.
How to test it
Section titled “How to test it”- Go to Users -> All Users. ✅ Working: a Registered column shows dates for accounts.
Click the column header to sort oldest -> newest. Compare a known user - the date should match the registration time on their profile / in the database user_registered field.
Troubleshooting
Section titled “Troubleshooting”- Column missing. Confirm the module is enabled. Check Screen Options on the Users screen so the column isn’t hidden.
- Date/time looks off. Adjust Settings -> General timezone and date/time formats - the column follows those.
- Shows - for a user. That account has no usable
user_registeredvalue (rare for normal WordPress users).
Does Registration Date Column write any data?
No. It only reads WordPress's existing user_registered field and displays it in the Users table.
Are there any settings to configure?
No. It is a simple on/off toggle with nothing to configure.
Can I sort users by registration date?
Yes. The Registered column is sortable and orders by the core user_registered field.
How is the date formatted?
It uses your site's date and time formats from Settings -> General, via wp_date when available.
Developer notes (hooks & filters)
Source: modules/registration-date-column/module.php. Boots on the admin tier. Context: admin only.
manage_users_columns-> addswpps_registered(“Registered”).manage_users_custom_column-> formatsuser_registeredwith site date/time options.manage_users_sortable_columns-> maps to coreuser_registeredorderby (WordPress handles the query; no custompre_get_usersneeded).- Column width style on
admin_print_styles-users.php. - No writes: display-only.