Not long after posing this question I figured it out. But since I had spent a few hours looking for the awswer I thought maybe it would be worth posting. I hope this does not break any rules. I changed the default priority from 10 to 11. as per: add_action( ‘profile_update’, ‘initiate_participant_profile_update’, 10, 2 ); … Read more
You want to use the WordPress function; add_user_meta add_user_meta( $user_id, ‘_level_of_awesomeness’, $awesome_level); https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/add_user_meta/
So the problem with either post meta or user meta is that if your key is e.g. _group_members_value_key you only have one item of data per user or per post in which to store the data, and you need many items for each user and many items for each post. This is two columns of … Read more
How to do WP_User_Query for Nested Array value Inside Nested Array field
Since you’re using a JWT for the current user (that is logged into WordPress), you can use this endpoint: /wp/v2/users/me https://developer.wordpress.org/rest-api/reference/users/#retrieve-a-user-2 You can also check the token to see what claims are available at https://jwt.ms
wp_redirect sends a HTTP header to the browser. Once HTTP headers are sent, that’s it, they’re gone, you can’t add anymore. However, you called get_header and rendered some HTML. To do this headers need to be sent to the browser telling it to expect a HTML page. So by the time you load edit-profile-proccess.php, it’s … Read more
Admin user column sort by numeric meta key
As per the requirement in the comments, one way to do that rewrite is with .htaccess. This may be possible with WordPress rewrite functions too, but I find .htaccess easier as there are some constraints with the WordPress functions. If your WordPress installation is at http://localhost/wordpress then your .htaccess should be in the wordpress directory. … Read more
Your shortcode can look like this: [check-if-empty usermeta=”last_name”] Is not empty [/check-if-empty] The parameter called “usermeta” is added to your function ($atts) and it’s value is used to check the userdata. function func_check_if_empty( $atts, $content = null ) { if ( is_user_logged_in() ) { /* check if logged in */ $user_meta = $atts[‘usermeta’]; /* get … Read more
Once you get the id of the user in members variable. You then have to use get_post_meta to get the custom data of members because ACF uses meta boxes. After that merge the data with the members variable and then pass the variable to WP_REST_Response class. I would have commented but that reputation, so posted … Read more