Limit entries number on network/sites.php
Limit entries number on network/sites.php
admin
Change the Labels of Users to Customers in Admin
As suggested by Sally CJ in the comments. gettext was the easiest and fastest way to make this possible.
Are there mutiple ways to get usernames (as a hacker)
Are there mutiple ways to get usernames (as a hacker)
Admin accounts unable to see plugins from external IP
Admin accounts unable to see plugins from external IP
Can’t access dashboard as administrator, login as any other level works though
Can’t access dashboard as administrator, login as any other level works though
Dashboard menu missing
The problem was in the names of the meta keys of the wpAA_users table: instead of using wp_capabilities and wp_user_level I should have used the actual prefix, that is wpAA_capabilities and wpAA_user_level. With these modifications I can now access the site as administrator.
Admin pages, edit notes of the title of posts and pages
Welcome! Those areas you have marked with a red border is called Post states. In order to modify post states you can use display_post_states filter. The following example adds the post id to states. function my_custom_display_post_states( $states, $post ) { // Add post id. $states[‘my_custom_state’] = $post->ID; return $states; } add_filter( ‘display_post_states’, ‘my_custom_display_post_states’, 10, 2 … Read more
Force Contributors to add Tags via edit-tags.php
Force Contributors to add Tags via edit-tags.php
Displaying different in-page content to cliente/admin
You are going to want to look at a few things. First, the WP_user object which will enable you to check if the user is even logged in. But you can also check capabilities with the has_cap method. You can even define your own capabilities and apply them to users. Then you would do something … Read more
Trigger a custom function when option are saved in admin area
Here is the solution: update_option_{option_name}: Runs after the option with name “option_name” has been updated. For example, for the option with name “foo”: add_action(‘update_option_foo’, ‘my_custom_function’, 10, 2); update_option: Runs before an option gets updated. Example: add_action(‘update_option’, ‘my_custom_function’, 10, 3); updated_option: Runs after an an option has been updated. Example: add_action(‘updated_option’, ‘my_custom_function’, 10, 3);