I had this same problem and I found that the blogtemplates plugin was deleting my options after I updated them. You may have a similar situation. I fixed my case by making my wpmu_new_blog hook execute after blog templates. // blogtemplates executes at 9999, go last at 10000 add_action(‘wpmu_new_blog’, ‘process_extra_field_on_blog_signup’, 10000, 6);
According to the Codex, get_user_id_from_string() is deprecated, and should be replaced with get_user_by(). <p> <?php $thisblog = get_current_blog_id(); // probably don’t need this anymore $admin_email = trim( get_option( ‘admin_email’ ) ); $admin_user = get_user_by( ’email’, $admin_email ) ); $phone_number = get_user_meta($admin_user->ID, ‘phone’, true); if($phone_number!=”) { ?> <?php echo $phone_number; ?> <?php } else { ?> … Read more
Simply check if the comment has a parent before decrementing points. Reading the Codex entry for the get_comment() function, you’ll note that in the manner you use the function you will be returned an object containing keys that correspond to the column names of the wp_comments table. Viewing the wp_comments scehma, note that there is … Read more
Not exactly sure what you’re aiming at with your queation, because, why shouldn’t it be legit to get the data you want by looping trough the available users, to be exact in one way or another you kind of have to do it this way, get the users and then get the user meta to … Read more
Based on this: Array ( [0] => Array ( [wpd_function_rating] => 33 [wpd_feature_rating] => 12 [wpd_support_rating] => 66 ) ) I can spot at least one problem. You have a nested array but are only looping over the top level. Here: foreach ( $ls_up_votes as $key => $value ) { if ( $key == $currentusr … Read more
An alternative way to do what I wanted : Save the time when the action has been ran and check the difference with actual time : function my_save_statistiques( $user_id ) { $user_id = get_current_user_id(); $current_time = time(); if (empty($current_time)) { update_usermeta( $user_id, ‘last_analytics’, $current_time ); } $last_analytics = get_user_meta( $user_id, ‘last_analytics’, true ); $diff = … Read more
You’re data is stored in a serialized array in the database, per a comment to the question: … it’s stored as the api’s working for. It looks like that in the database : `a:3:{i:0;a:1:{s:5:”titre”;s:3:”sfg”;}i:1;a:1:{s:5:”titre”;s:4:”test”;}i:2;a:1:{s:5:”titre”;s:4:”test”;}}` You are trying to remove only part of that serialized array by passing the key to delete_user_meta(). That is not how … Read more
Your problem is here: $my_graph =. At every iteration you are resetting the entire string to a new value. You need $my_graph .= — notice the .— to concatenate a string together. That is a PHP syntax problem. I don’t think I would do it this way though. update_usermeta() will serialize an array or object … Read more
This filter needs to return something. Try this function modify_contact_methods($profile_fields) { if(current_user_can(‘edit_users’)) { // Field addition and removal will be done here // Add new fields $profile_fields[‘company_name’] = ‘Company Name’; $profile_fields[‘company_id’] = ‘Company ID’; } return $profile_fields; } add_filter(‘user_contactmethods’, ‘modify_contact_methods’);
Use wpautop() https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wpautop Example <?php ///MUST BE IN A LOOP echo wpautop(get_the_author()); ///MUST BE IN A LOOP ?> So you will need to find out where author name are being displayed in the code. Normally the default file is author.php