For anyone else with this issue, the fix was simple. I changed the hook and most importantly, I changed the priority so my action comes later. Default wordpress priority was 10, so I set priority to 11 and it works. add_action( ‘profile_update’, ‘BB_WP_SYNC_update_BB_profile’, 11, 2); And my function changed due to the different hook: function … Read more
user_registered is not a meta field, it is a field in the users table. Try: $register_date = $user->user_registered;
I use this function on functions.php in all my development websites function imp($a){ echo ‘<pre>’; print_r($a); echo ‘</pre>’; die(); } now just use imp($user); where you are using get_user_meta ($user->ID). you will have all the info about the $user, maybe this will tell you the answer you need… You will find inside an object with … Read more
I got the answer after went through WP_User_Query documentation. Following is the final query: $args = [ ‘role__not_in’ => ‘Administrator’, ‘meta_key’ => ‘designation’, ‘meta_query ‘=> [ ‘meta_key’ => ‘designation’ ], ‘orderby’ => array( ‘meta_value’=>’ASC’ ) ]; $my_user_query = new WP_User_Query( $args );
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update_user_meta($current_user->ID, ‘description’, $_POST[‘user_description’]); in the form processing function will save the bio. I would keep the form action on the same admin page. As for data validation, I don’t see what there is to validate in the first place. It’s just a string – not an email, address or the like that needs to be … Read more
The function is <?php get_user_meta($user_id, $key, $single); ?> The $single is a boolean that returns a single value for true or an array if set to false, in your case you would set it to false. $user_output = get_user_meta($user_id, ‘fbasics’, false); var_dump($user_output);
If you’re trying to get user data for the displayed profile, you can do it like so: $thisauthor = get_userdata(intval($author)); That’ll return an object filled with everything you need. For instance, if you need the user ID, you can call it like so: $thisauthor->ID I use this extensively on the profiles on my site: http://androidandme.com/user/clark … Read more
You question is really “how do I make my way work?” but “what is a good way to do this?” so, maybe I am missing something, but this seems overly complex to me. Assuming that “50%”, “55%”, etc. means “xx% of the revenue for those particular page loads”, why not just track single (I assume) … Read more
get_user_meta() with omitted key argument will return all data for the object. Trying to retrieve metadata selectively is usually pointless optimization from performance point of view, since everything built on Metadata API tends to just query all data anyway and cache it (which in turn object cache plugin makes persistent and snappy).