According with docs, when you want to retrieve field attached to post using get_field / the_field you should pass a numeric ID as 2nd argument. You are passing a string. So your code should work if: $login = wp_get_current_user()->user_login; $page = $login ? get_page_by_path( $login ) : false; $field = $page ? get_field(‘my_custom_field’, $page->ID) : … Read more
As far as i know there is no hook or filter to provide a custom User name for default registration process, however if you really want to modify it, you can alter the $_POST data. here is the sample code: add_action(‘wp_loaded’, ‘wpse_138736_filter_username’); function wpse_138736_filter_username(){ //your code to extract username from email $_POST[‘user_login’] = ‘test’; } … Read more
Disable author admin just use name.
user.php To modify usernames before a user is added, use the filter pre_user_login. Hope that helps.
Many themes echo the post author names associated with posts. Those are in some cases the same as the username. The author archive links, depending on the permalink can reveal the username as well– /author/admin Getting the username is fairly trivial. I am sure there are other ways to manage it.
Yes, the links will always be accessible unless you disable them on your htaccess or a PHP file. If you don’t have any author page, probably the users (or bots) that are reaching this page are seeing your index page. I highly recommend you install Google Analytics code on your website to track what your … Read more
You can reset it in phpmyadmin if it’s your own site by using a utility to replace it in the database. Search for ‘WordPress password generator’ and this should show you the way. If it’s not your site, contact the administrator or check your spam. Obviously if there’s a site admin you know, get them … Read more
Sorry for the obvious answer, but why not use the users membership number as their username? Then all you need to do is change the wording on the login page. Good luck David
So right now you have this if ($user && isset($user->user_login) && ‘username’ == $user->user_login ) { To check for one specific user. If you want to check against multiple usernames, PHP’s function in_array() comes in handy $allowed = array( ‘user1’, ‘user2’, ); if ($user && isset($user->user_login) && in_array($user->user_login, $allowed) ) {
@MarkKaplun i have figured it out with some experiment and got success in it (i have to re-install everything like 3 times). i would really appreciate if you can guide me weather i have taken the right path or not. Here is what i did: following is the file path in my plugin directory – … Read more