For starters recovering your own access would be good. If email approach fails for you, Codex has Resetting Your Password page which gives instructions for several more approaches. To troubleshoot the issue in general you should start with disabling plugins / using default theme, and likely checking WordPress core files for modification or simply replacing … Read more
Your question is incomplete and you have omitted all the context for some weird reason. I hope we agree that query_posts() is a bad idea. There’s enough been said on it: When to use WP_query(), query_posts() and pre_get_posts Having said that, have you tried wp_reset_postdata, wp_reset_query or rewind_posts? I have no idea what you are … Read more
Good call. The host found a tmp directory that wasn’t deleting files and was so bloated no more changes could be made.
This may be a file ownership or permissions issue. Try setting the permissions correctly as outlined here: WordPress Permissions
I wouldn’t push the meta query entries like that but build it more logical. So for example: $meta_query_args = array( ‘relation’ => ‘AND’ ); // assuming you want ‘AND’ search, you’re using both in your example if ( ! empty( $_POST[‘city’] ) && $_POST[‘city’] != ‘0’ ) { $meta_value_ville = $_POST[‘city’]; $meta_query_args[‘city_clause’] = array( ‘key’ … Read more
The function you need is wp_set_password( $_POST[‘new_password’], $user_ID) This will update the user with new password.
Problem with login / reset password links in users emails
If they all use the same database then I would imagine so. Do you really need to reset your database when importing a new code though?
WordPress password reset not working
In principle, just resetting the password, plus invoke the “Log out everywhere else” on the user profile, should be enough to prevent benign user knowing the password. Reset the web host customer password, including any associated FTP account password. Use strong and unique passwords. But, in case any unknown, possibly malicious user, may have had … Read more