$args is a variable and as such should not be wrapped in quotes in the arguments array of query_posts(). Now that should be what’s causing the whole thing to fail. That being said, there are a few more flaws I see in your code: I’d recommend using the WP_Query class instead of query_posts() (why is … Read more
Context: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/extra-user-fields/ Author URL: http://www.feweb.net/wordpressplugin_extrauserfields.htm Mentioned Functions: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/the_author_meta http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_user_meta If you can already get the label BUT it comes with the input, and you are doing this in PHP, then do this: <?php # … # Your code which produces the input + label data into $data # … $document = new DOMDocument(); $document->loadHTML( $data … Read more
I personally try to stay away from mysql queries when I can use WordPress functions to achieve the same thing. You could try using get_users, Is this what you are trying to achieve: <?php $blogusers = get_users(‘meta_value=Referral’); foreach ($blogusers as $user) { echo $user->user_email; } ?> Untested. But that should display every user with a … Read more
When you have that much code to output concatenating it into one string like that makes it very difficult to read for others and yourself, also, to debug when things go wrong. Try this method for concatenating your output, $blogusers = get_users(‘role=contributor&orderby=display_name’); foreach ($blogusers as $user) { $name = $user->display_name; $url = get_author_posts_url($user->ID, $author_nicename); $class … Read more
This loop looks pretty sure to me. You aren’t exposing any raw SQL anywhere, so injection attacks shouldn’t happen.
I agree with @Simon Blackbourn, but for arguments sake, here’s one technique: $data = get_user_meta( $user_id ); $data = wp_list_filter( $data, array( ‘ive-read-this’ ) ); $keys = array_keys( $data );
You appear to be checking for variables that aren’t set. You set $selected $selected = get_the_author_meta( ‘user_top’, $user->ID ); But then you check for something called $topselected <select name=”user_top” id=”user_top”> <option value=”gotguns” <?php echo ($topselected == “gotguns”)? ‘selected=”selected”‘ : ” ?>>I got guns</option> The same thing happns with $middleselected and $bottomselected I think your problem … Read more
If you have billing_phone as user meta, which is the preferred way, that query would be incorrect. The advantage of utilizing custom user meta and adding a field for billing_phone would allow you to use get_users(). $user = get_users(‘meta_key’ => ‘billing_phone’, ‘meta_value’ => $phone_number, ‘fields’ => ‘ID’); The above would give you an array of … Read more
That’s likely because you are using $current_user->ID, which always refers to the currently logged in user, or when “empty” object if not logged in (ID == 0). If you would like to update user meta on any other user you would have to supply the user ID of that user in the $_POST data as … Read more
add_filter(‘login_url’,’…. add_filter(‘register’,’….. login_url and register are the filter names that applies to the login link and to the admin link