Admin Login Checks
It begins on this line in the admin.php file, which is a part of all admin-related backend pages in WordPress. That line calls upon the auth_redirect function, which handles the redirection.
It begins on this line in the admin.php file, which is a part of all admin-related backend pages in WordPress. That line calls upon the auth_redirect function, which handles the redirection.
where can I find the missing comments in my wordpress dashboard?
Ok, first thing is to backup your entire site if possible. At least backup the database (which you should be able to do from the tools provided by your hosting company.) Next thing is to start deactivating plugins. Try one at a time… and see if the full admin/dashboard returns. As I guess you can’t … Read more
This is what i am using; add_action(‘init’, ‘blockusers_init’); function blockusers_init() { if (is_admin() && !current_user_can(‘administrator’) && !(defined(‘DOING_AJAX’) && DOING_AJAX)) { wp_redirect(home_url()); exit; } } It’s possible the best one. EDIT : You need a custom login page for reach wp-admin. This code redirect to homepage if you enter directly to wp-admin.
$postids = get_option(‘codeable_posts_field’); This will give you a string of comma separated post ids (according to your code, and if the user follows the instructions). array( $postids ) will turn it into an array with that string as the only element. That won’t work with is_single(), obviously, because is_single doesn’t do any further splitting. Here’s … Read more
I think that would depend how you’ve made your site private? I’ve used this plugin to set sites to private https://wordpress.org/plugins/jonradio-private-site/ It also has settings to exclude any URLs from being set to private. There are a bunch of other plugins that do similar thins.
All functions place in functions.php of your theme. And create redirect on template_redirect hook. add_action(‘template_redirect’, ‘make_redirect’); function make_redirect() { if ( ! is_admin() && ! current_user_can( ‘administrator’ ) ) { wp_redirect( ‘https://google.com’ ); } }
to test the post type where the image is included, try that : add_filter(“media_send_to_editor”, function ($html, $attachment_id, $attachment) { $image = get_post($attachment_id); $post = get_post($image->post_parent); if (“CUSTOM_POST_TYPE_CODE” === $post->post_type) { } return $html; }, 10, 3);
How can I restrict ‘edit_form_after_’ to a specific post/page?
This solved it: jQuery(document).ready(function() { jQuery( ‘#in-category-43’ ).prop(‘checked’, true); });