Here’s my approach. Bear in mind that it covers the basic needs you’ve described but could be easily expanded into more robust solution. Few steps to follow (all code goes to your functions.php): 1. Save company name as user meta The first thing we need to do is assigning a company name to a user … Read more
Role Approved Comment plugin http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/role-approved-comment/ This plugin will allow any specified role to have their comments automatically approved.
I figured it out on my own — the code snippet I needed to follow is here. Justin Tadlock is the man.
Indeed, get_active_blog_for_user should work. $blog = get_active_blog_for_user( get_current_user_id() ); $blog_url = $blog->domain… /* or $blog->path, together with $blog->siteurl */ Alternatively: $blog_id = get_active_blog_for_user( get_current_user_id() )->blog_id; // note: changed “->userblog_id” to “->blog_id” in row above to make it work. switch_to_blog( $blog_id ); /* switch context */ $home_url = home_url(); restore_current_blog(); /* back */
Interesting functionality, you will need something that does this: Will need to use the hook set_user_role to detect when user role change Then will need to query all posts from that user Then use wp_update_post to change the post status
This sounds like it’s probably caused by mod-evasive (or similar) plugin in Apache (or similar), blocking multiple consecutive requests as it thinks you are trying to run a denial of service (DOS) attack against the server. Try disabling any security plugins (Apache / web server ones, not WordPr
Without a plugin something like this should work //functions.php function get_user_role() { global $current_user; $user_roles = $current_user->roles; $user_role = array_shift($user_roles); return $user_role; } //page template $role = get_user_role(); if($role == “subscriber”){ //cool you can see this } else { //sorry not allowed } A BETTER way would be to use something like the Members Plugins … Read more
Simple answer is yes you can. 🙂 First check out WordPress’s codex here on their RSS feeds. http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Feeds Then what you can do is change the default head rss links that let browsers know that there is an RSS feed. In your theme find: <link rel=”alternate” type=”application/rss+xml” title=”RSS 2.0″ href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/70834/<?php bloginfo (“rss2_url’);?>” /> And replace … Read more
The manage_options argument you see in both function calls is a capability. That particular capability makes the page accessible only to administrators. To make this work, you could change that to one of the editor capabilities like edit_others_posts You could also create a new capability and use that. However, doing either will mean hacking the … Read more
Very interesting question. It’s a bit outside the scope of the typical rolls/capabilities functionality as it’s more fine grained (unless I’m wrong — very possible). The first step would be to put some sort of way in that you can assign which posts a user can edit. It makes the most sense to stick that … Read more