Oh, dear! Never mind! There really IS a wp_users table. I just realised that there is a second page to the list. My wp_users table was at the top of the second page of the navigation panel! I have never had a WP site with more than one page of tables, and didn’t realise it … Read more
In functions.php you can create a constant with the user id, like this. // if somehow this constant exists this will prevent a php error if (!defined(‘CURRENT_USER_ID’)) { // if user is not logged it this constant will contain 0 define(‘CURRENT_USER_ID’, get_current_user_id()); } Now you have a constant variable available anywhere in your theme. To … Read more
You can recreate the administrator role: wp –skip-plugins role create administrator Administrator wp –skip-plugins role reset administrator Restored 61 capabilities to and removed 0 capabilities from ‘administrator’ role. Success: Role reset. wp –skip-plugins user set-role YOURUSERNAMEHERE administrator
Is this because, whilst the Edit User page is still at user-edit.php?user_id=2, the Media modal has somehow denied us the ability to get user_id? Getting the user ID on that page is easy, e.g. you could simply use get_current_user_id() to get the ID of the currently logged-in user, or use $_GET[‘user_id’] to get the ID … Read more
It wasn’t quite as easy as @Pat J made it sound, especially if you want HTML formatting with your copy. I cribbed from this answer and came up with the following code for you. I’ve tested it and it works: // If the user is logged in, display the full content if(is_user_logged_in()): the_content(); else: // … Read more
If you create them programmatically, you could set it up so that all of the usernames are one type of email address (business or personal) and the WP email address field contains the other type. It’s not clear if this would fit your particular use case, but one other login possibility is to integrate single … Read more
Looking at your if-else block, I see there’s a $post_id variable, so if it’s the ID of the post that you want to assign to the user you’re creating, then you could just call wp_update_post() in your else block, i.e. right after you create the user. So just replace the wp_insert_user($userdata); in your code with … Read more
New answer I now have a better understanding of the question thanks to OPs comment and have come up with the following. Not tested! global $wpdb; /** * @var string $field The flexible content field name. */ $field = ‘a_flexible_content_field’; /** * @var string $layout The flexible layout name. */ $layout=”layoutTwo”; /** * @var string … Read more
Check the arguments for get_users() https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_users/ What you should do is $users = get_users( array( ‘role__not_in’ => array( ‘administrator’ ) ) ) Then foreach ( $users as $user ) …
The registration date is kept in the wp_users table, so that’s easy to get. The last login date is a little trickier. Most plugins which implement a last login date column create a custom meta field to store it (in wp_usermeta), update it every time the user logs in, and retrieve it for display on … Read more