You should use get_user_meta instead of get_the_author_meta(). because get_the_author_meta() has Valid values for the $field parameter include: get_the_author_meta you can take reference from below code. $school_id = get_user_meta( $current_user->ID, ‘school-id’,true); if ( !empty($school_id) ) { ?> <p class=”school-id”> <p> <?php echo $school_id; # what you want to do with school id ?> </p> </p> <?php … Read more
Unfortunately there’s no action hooks on user-edit.php that would allow you to place html before the profile image. One option is to use javascript/jquery to move the html around the profile page. But as @RiddleMeThis mentioned on the comments, you can use user_contactmethods filter to add custom contact methods such as Twitter to the profile … Read more
You can use the user_register action to run your user meta update when a user registers. /** * Sets the user meta key ‘_sb_pkg_type’ to ‘free’ when a user registers. * * @param int $user_id ID for the user who has registered. */ function wpse_update_user_meta_pkg_type( $user_id ) { update_user_meta( $user_id, ‘_sb_pkg_type’, ‘free’ ); } // … Read more
You can check duplicate user meta using sql query.in below code if duplicate record found of other users then it will display error message and not update value. add below code in active theme’s functions.php file. function save_cust_user_profile_fields( $user_id ) { if ( isset($_POST[‘social_number’]) ) { global $wpdb; $social_number = $_POST[‘social_number’]; # query to check … Read more
woocommerce_login_redirect is similar to login_redirect and it has a users parameter. That means you don’t have to use get_current_user_id() (which was returning 0 when I tested it). Instead, replace get_current_user_id() with $user->ID;. For example: function redirect_login_to_tos($redirect, $user) { $user_id = $user->ID; $checkout_tos2 = get_user_meta($user_id, ‘checkout_tos2’, true); $checkout_tos3 = get_user_meta($user_id, ‘checkout_tos3’, true); if($checkout_tos2 != ‘agreed’ || … Read more
No, it’s not possible to do this using the get_users function the way that you’ve outlined it, because get_users doesn’t accept a meta_query argument the same way that get_posts does. I see two approaches to get your desired result: either 1) get the users, then sort them afterwards, or 2) use $wpdb to write a … Read more
Note that the s query arg/string is reserved for posts, so you should use a different name for your custom user search. So basically, you just need to “play” with the meta query nesting. Yes, just like common (PHP) arrays can be in a multi-dimensional/multi-level format, so does the meta_query parameter, be it for WP_Query … Read more
You could use “white-space: pre;” in CSS to display newlines as they are
There are many ways you can achieve this… In your instance, as you pointed out $wpdb, here is the possible ways you can achieve this: 1. Use $wpdb::query You can run this query directly using $wpdb’s query method as: add_action(“init”, “username_query”) function username_query(){ global $wpdb; $prefix = $wpdb->prefix; $query = “UPDATE `{$prefix}wp_users` SET `user_login`= ‘new-admin-name-here’ … Read more
You might want to take a look at the REST API that comes out of the box with WordPress. Here are the docs for Users, you can register users and list/retrieve/update them https://developer.wordpress.org/rest-api/reference/users/ Here’s the information about how to authenticate to use the API (so that you can Reigister Users for instance) https://developer.wordpress.org/rest-api/using-the-rest-api/authentication/