How to set password from frontend if have activation key and user login in url in wordpress?
The function you need is wp_set_password( $_POST[‘new_password’], $user_ID) This will update the user with new password.
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Problem with login / reset password links in users emails
Problem with login / reset password links in users emails
Will resetting my database affect other sites on my multisite WordPress install?
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
WordPress password reset not working
Reset WordPress admin users to limit access
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
Sending Reset Password email via Web API
You can hook retrieve_password_message (code): /** * Filters the message body of the password reset mail. * * If the filtered message is empty, the password reset email will not be sent. * * @param string $message Default mail message. * @param string $key The activation key. * @param string $user_login The username for the … Read more
I have to reset the admin password each time
Do you have default settings set in your browser? What browser are you using?? It sounds like you might have cookies or Javascript disabled or something else set wrong on the client side.
WooCommerce Lost Password reset goes to 404
WooCommerce Lost Password reset goes to 404
Cannot modify headers
When you redirect via wp_safe_redirect, this is done by sending a header to the browser containing the URL to redirect to. If any content has been sent to the browser before trying to send this header, you get the headers already sent error. Once content goes to the browser, happy header time is over, no … Read more
How do I reset my footer.php to its original state? (theme: Origami)
Download the theme– actually download to your computer rather than use the built in updater/installer–, unzip it, find the footer file, and upload that to your site over FTP. After that, my advice would be to setup a development environment on your computer and don’t edit the live site directly.