I am not expert on users, simplest way as for me would be to store ID (or IDs) of user in custom field and check for it if user is not admin. Some example code (not tested): if(current_user_can(‘administrator’) || in_array(get_current_user_id(), get_post_meta(get_the_id(), ‘allowed_users’, true))) { the_content(); } else { echo ‘Post restricted’; }
Using a custom template and wp_update_post you should be able to build your own edit/add post pages in your sites frontend. There are also various plugins available that attempt to do similar things. iFrames can be done, but it will need some checks in functions.php to check for a get variable and add conditional stylesheets … Read more
add_action(‘load-index.php’, ‘redirect_dashboard’); function redirect_dashboard() { if ( ! is_admin() || current_user_can(‘activate_plugins’) ) return; $screen = get_current_screen(); if ( is_object($screen) && $screen->base == ‘dashboard’ ) { $url = admin_url(‘edit.php’); wp_safe_redirect( add_query_arg( array(‘post_type’ => ‘product’), $url) ); die(); } }
I am not sure exactly what you are asking for, but, if you want to target a specific user ID, just do something like: // set special user id $special_user_id = 5; $current_user_id = get_current_user_id(); if ( $special_user_id == $current_user_id ){ echo ‘special user is online’; } You get the idea.
This is right. You can use WordPress in exactly the same way as you were using your OLD CMS. WordPress is being used by Top newspapers / magazines and websites and they’ve editors / authors and bloggers and ofcourse they have groups & roles. CNN, Mashabale, TechCrunch, etc are all based on WordPress. There are … Read more
The easiest solution is to hook in load-index.php and redirect non-admin users to their profile. Effectively blocking access to that page. I’m going to wrap the permission check up in a function for this example (we’ll use it more than once). function _wpse206466_can_view() { // or any other admin level capability return current_user_can(‘manage_options’); } add_action(‘load-index.php’, … Read more
if( is_admin() ) { add_filter( ‘init’, ‘custom_restrict_pages_from_admin’ ); } function custom_restrict_pages_from_admin() { global $pagenow; $arr = array( ‘update-core.php’, ‘edit.php’ ); if( custom_check_user_roles() && in_array( $pagenow , $arr ) ) { //echo some custom messages or call the functions } else { echo ‘This page has restricted access to specific roles’; wp_die(); } } function custom_check_user_roles() … Read more
Haven’t specifically done this yet but something similar In the theme page/post template files you can get post id of current post/page by doing $currentID = get_the_ID(); Then redirect all traffic not from the specified IPs $ipArr = array(‘xx.xxx.xxx.xxx’, ‘xx.xxx.xxx.xxx’); if (!in_array(@$_SERVER[‘REMOTE_ADDR’], $ipArr)) { header(“Location: http://example.com/myhomepage”); die(); }
Add this line to your functions.php file: add_filter( ‘ure_show_additional_capabilities_section’, ‘__return_false’ ); You’re welcome :))
You can check the user credentials in phpmyadmin by looking in the _usermeta table for a the meta_key column entry called wp_capabilities. Since you only have one user it will be the only entry. If you have more than one user, I’d guess you’re the user with ID 1 so match wp_capabilities column with user_id … Read more