You can add the following to your functions.php to achieve what you are after. The action init doesn’t seem to fire in time for what you are looking for. if($_GET[‘action’]===’rp’ && strpos($_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’],’wp-login.php’)) { $key = isset( $_GET[‘key’] ) ? $_GET[‘key’] : ”; $login = isset( $_GET[‘login’] ) ? $_GET[‘login’] : ”; wp_redirect( site_url( ‘/reset-password/’ ) … Read more
One way to solve this would be to set up your demo site exactly how you want it to reset every day (use a standard username and pass like “admin” and “testpass”), and then dump the database and zip the files. Then, put the zip somewhere on your server. Set up a BASH script that … Read more
WordPress doesn’t add any CSS to your site, at least not by default, other than a little bit for the admin bar. For the most part, all of the CSS is added by your theme or by a plugin, though there might be an exception or two. WordPress functions do generate a lot of ids … Read more
How to customize reset_url or $reset_url
I guess you could use either HTML5 or IP based geolocation, set a current_language cookie and you are good to go. Or even better if you just simply ask the user about it. WordPress translation is not equal to multi-language by any means.
Would it be possible to reset my WordPress website without losing posts, comments, media and widgets? First thing first, please make a backup before make permanent changes… If you want to keep just your posts, comments, media and widgets these tables are ones you do not want to reset: wp_post and wp_postmeta – pages, posts, … Read more
TL;DR Remove lost-password under Woocommerce >> Advanced >> Account Endpoints. Remember to clear your cache, if you have that enabled. Comment The solution found in this post As I wrote in the comment, then nothing happend, when I added stuff to my functions.php-file and reloaded the login-page. So I’m not sure what is with all … Read more
There’s no need to use them both. You should only use wp_reset_query(), if you modified query with query_posts() (which you should avoid). This function also call wp_reset_postdata() – http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/3.4.1/wp-includes/query.php#L95 So it’s better to use wp_reset_postdata() after running separate query.
Let’s check the Codex and follow the links to the source: 3029 function network_home_url( $path=””, $scheme = null ) { 3030 if ( ! is_multisite() ) 3031 return home_url($path, $scheme); 3032 3033 $current_site = get_current_site(); 3034 $orig_scheme = $scheme; 3035 3036 if ( ! in_array( $scheme, array( ‘http’, ‘https’, ‘relative’ ) ) ) 3037 $scheme … Read more
I asked this Q some couple of month myself. You don’t need a hook or anything like that. Just remove the options you added to the DB, then add your defaults. If you need just the button function: submit_button();