You have to get user’s hash (hash is encrypted password) from the database: get_currentuserinfo(); $user_hash = $current_user->user_pass_md5; Then check if it’s correct: wp_check_password( $password, $user_hash, $user_id ); $password – Plaintext user’s password from input $user_hash – Encrypted password from database $user_id – user ID I guess But as Mark said in comment – this is … Read more
This isn’t really a WordPress question…but instead of re-inventing the wheel take a look at this. I use it in any of my sites where I need to detect mobile device, and it works great. I see on their page they even mention there are WP plugins that use this code.
Sounds like this is what you’re running into. admin_page_access_denied may be the hook you want to use for this. try function dont_show_cheatin_page() { if ( current_user_can( ‘do_not_allow’ ) ) { wp_safe_redirect( admin_url()); // custom redirect instead of Cheatin 403 page exit; } } add_action(‘admin_page_access_denied’, ‘dont_show_cheatin_page’);
Fixing this through the database is the best way to regain access to your Dashboard. Since it sounds like that you only changed the site URL and nothing else, do the following: In your database (via phpMyAdmin) go to the wp_options table and you’ll find the site and home rows You should see http://web.site/home/home in … Read more
Not right now. In the next version of WordPress there will be custom bulk actions, then it’ll become easier to do. Maybe for now you can use this plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-bulk-actions/. Unfortunately that’ll require some coding on your part.
You can assign meta values to users and can add a conditional statement in template to check if the user is having the permission to access the file, if not then redirect them to some other page.
The question is: How do you want to handle it? From what I understand, you’re currently trying to build up a song (“track post”) database, from which users should be able to pick from for their playlists. With every user being able to add new songs. You could solve this in a similar fashion to … Read more
If you know the user id, you could create a link similar to https://example.com/wp-admin/users.php?action=delete&user=2 , where the value of the user is the user ID. You can also hook into a function in the users.php file. It’s a core file, so you don’t want to change it. But you can use the functions therein to … Read more
You can do this without any plugins rather easily. If you’re only going to have a single page that needs to be accessed with an account created by you, try creating a page template with something like the below. Note: you should create any new account as a subscriber. <?php /* Template Name: Private Page … Read more
To remove from the admin menu, you could use remove_menu_page(): add_action( ‘admin_menu’, function ( ) { if (is_super_admin()) return; remove_menu_page(); // or remove_submenu_page( … },99); If for some reason the page still exists, it’s just missing it’s menu link, you could check the get_current_screen() to see if the page is being viewed, and prevent access: … Read more