Yes, WordPress uses cookie to keep track of who is logged in in cookies. But you don’t have to rely on it. If you want to check if user is logged in, you can just use is_user_logged_in function and you can identify a user by his/her ID which you can get by calling get_current_user_id function.
You set the variable $user before you created this user.. It should be like this and you need to check if the user already exists $user = get_user_by(“email”, $email); // Its return you the user object if($user) { update_user_meta($user->ID, “quiz_scores”, $score); } else { $user_id = register_new_user($email, $_SESSION[“email”]); update_user_meta($user_id, “quiz_scores”, $score); }
I think in your code you must add this line for ajax acting jQuery.ajax({ type : ‘POST’, url : ‘<?php echo admin_url(‘admin-ajax.php’); ?>’, data : { action : ‘vg_show_post_id’, post_id: $post_id, data-id: true }, ),
You can do this in your init or config file. ini_set(‘session.cookie_domain’, substr($_SERVER[‘SERVER_NAME’], strpos($_SERVER[‘SERVER_NAME’],”.”), 100)); Whenever PHP sets the ‘PHPSESSID’ cookie, the cookie will be available to all over the site including Blog.
move $masonry_photos_year = array_rand($masonry_photos_year); inside foreach
I’ve discovered the following stuff. This kind of login is called internally Interim. It works thanks to the continuous polling offered by the Heartbeat API. The prefix of the expired session functionality is wp-auth-check and the important bit for me was a little script at /wp-includes/js/wp-auth-check.js. When the auth check request is sent to the … Read more
You might want to look into creating a MU (Must Use) plugin, see WordPress Codex. Within this file, you can include your library (using require) or you could just tweak your library file a bit and use it directly as the MU plugin. The session_start() and ob_start() functions worked for me with ever-so-brief testing, but … Read more
The tutorial from the link I provided was destroying the facebook session after login in and creating a new account for some reason. I just had to remove $facebook->destroySession(); from both parts and now everything is working as intended. Here is the code from the tutorial with both lines commented out. if ($fbuser) { $fb_registerpage_name … Read more
I was facing same issue. I replaced the code session_start(); with if (!isset($_SESSION)) { session_start([‘read_and_close’ => true]); } and it worked for me.
There are some things that should be changed in your code: Please no not use $_SESSION stuff. So do not add session_start anywhere. You can pass the current state via the query string, using method=”get” in your form. For a better flow, you can pass the current page to search_v1 function as argument, in this … Read more