I have put the following code in index.php file. It’s working fine as I was looking. define(‘WP_USERNAME’, ‘PassW0rd$2017’); $error_msg = ”; $status = session_status(); if (PHP_SESSION_DISABLED === $status) { // That’s why you cannot rely on sessions! // return; } if (PHP_SESSION_NONE === $status) { session_start(); } if (isset($_SESSION[‘user_name’]) && $_SESSION[‘user_name’] != ” && $_SESSION[‘user_name’] … Read more
There is no password field (unless you use a specific plugin). You register for an account with a login name and email. You then get an email with a link to set your password. If you want to have users enter a password when they register, you should look into using a plugin or so, … Read more
Rather than changing passwords on the posts/pages themselves, you could reset the users’ passwords every month. You would set up your posts/pages/CPTs such that only logged-in users of a certain role could view the pages you want to protect, assign everyone that role, and email them their monthly password. That way, when they try to … Read more
Password protected articles might be shown for logged-in users, especially certain level users such as administrator and editor.
How do I check if a post is password protected?
You can add password input/ generate password / password strength meter in any custom registration form in admin area or front end area with simple code. In first step: Add this html code in your registration form <table class=”form-table”> <tr id=”password” class=”user-pass1-wrap”> <th><label for=”pass1″><?php _e( ‘New Password’ ); ?></label></th> <td> <input class=”hidden” value=” ” /><!– … Read more
The error (flagged in debug) was that I was using $user_data in the line $key = get_password_reset_key( $user_data ); instead of $user. Works now on WP 4.9.6.
My Password Protected Pages Aren’t Working
you can use wp_lostpassword_url, or you can directly echo it wherever it’s required just by <br /> <a href= “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/306570/<?php echo wp_lostpassword_url(); ?>” class=”neolog”><?php _e(‘Not a member?’,’text-domain’); ?> <span><?php _e(‘Request an invitation.’,’text-domain’); ?></span></a> You can visit WordPress Codex for more info.
You can create a password protected page or a private page directly from your Admin panel in WordPress by clicking on Visibitly in the Publish panel in page edit mode and choosing which option you prefer. To access password protected pages, you don’t need a user, so regular unregistered site users can view the page, … Read more