You can wrap the fields in an if statement that checks the logged in users capabilities. Assuming the tutors have the Editor role and the student don’t, you could: if( current_user_can(‘editor’) ) { // list fields hidden from student here } You could pick out any role or capability to use in that function as … Read more
Use get_the_author_link() or get_the_author_meta(‘user_url’, $user_id). Your code would become something like: $author_link = get_the_author_link(); $header .= ‘<div><a href=”‘. $author_link . ‘”>’ .get_avatar($user_ID, 64).'</a></div>’; $header .= ‘<div><strong><a href=”‘ . $author_link . ‘”>’ . __(“”, “front-end-pm”).’ ‘. fep_get_userdata($user_ID, ‘display_name’, ‘id’) .'</a></strong>’; Watch out with the quotes though, your code seems to use double quotes, I tried to … Read more
You can add user meta after login by using the wp_login hook. Make sure to set a higher priority (99 – the default is 10) to make sure to get the data after everything has processed in the core wp_signon() function. From the Codex … function add_my_user_meta_after_login( $user_login, $user ) { //Add my user meta … Read more
The following will add a “View author profile” link to the row actions (i.e., the links that appear when you hover over the username): add_filter (‘user_row_actions’, ‘add_view_author_page’, 10, 2) ; function add_view_author_page ($actions, $user) { $href = esc_attr (get_author_posts_url ($user->ID)) ; $actions[‘add_view_author_page’] = “<a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/259665/$href”>View author page</a>” ; return ($actions) ; } Edit: Or if … Read more
You’d want to use the user_register hook, which fires immediately after the new user’s username and (hashed) password are saved to the DB.
I think the function you are looking for is bp_displayed_user_id(). That will get the ID of the user whose profile is currently being displayed. Then, you can check their role like this: $user = get_userdata( bp_displayed_user_id() ); if ( ! in_array( ‘subscriber’, (array) $user->roles ) ) { return; } You could also use user_can(), but … Read more
You can simply check each of user meta details to see if they are blank or not. The code below is yours with with a check for first and last name. function wpse_user_welcome_notice() { // Make sure that the user is assigned to the subscriber role, specifically. $user = wp_get_current_user(); if ( !in_array( ‘subscriber’, $user->roles … Read more
Yes you can use ACF Pro to achieve that First create a field for user image (here: tsm_local_avatar) then filter the get_gravatar function: <?php /** * Use ACF image field as avatar * @author Mike Hemberger * @link http://thestizmedia.com/acf-pro-simple-local-avatars/ * @uses ACF Pro image field (tested return value set as Array ) */ add_filter(‘get_avatar’, ‘tsm_acf_profile_avatar’, … Read more
Remove $query parameter from add_rewrite_tag. Your rewrite tag registration will look like this: add_rewrite_tag(‘%expert%’, ‘([^&]+)’);. The phrase in the rewrite rule may be ‘^expert/([^/]+)/?’, but it was not the reason for the problem.
I’ve written this in a hurry and it’s untested and probably sloppy code, but it gives you an idea of how to accomplish this with AJAX. <form id=”update_user”> <div class=”form-group”> <label for=”firstname”>Name</label> <input type=”text” name=”firstname” id=”firstname” value=”<?= esc_attr(wp_get_current_user()->user_firstname) ?>” placeholder=”Vorname”> </div> <div class=”form-group”> <label for=”name”>Name</label> <input type=”text” name=”name” id=”name” value=”<?= esc_attr(wp_get_current_user()->user_lastname) ?>” placeholder=”Name”> </div> <div … Read more