// Hook into the_content filter here function append_to_the_content($content){ ob_start(); // Start doing stuff here … // End doing stuff here … $new_content = ob_get_clean(); return $content.$new_content; // Append new content return $new_content.$content; // Prepend new content } // function append_to_the_content($content) // 11 priority avoid wpautop() that messes custom HTML add_filter(‘the_content’, ‘append_to_the_content’, 11); Regards.
Yes, you can setup WordPress as a network/multisite, similar to the WordPress.com service. You can find out how to do this here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network
I would setup your Website B, add a user through the control panel, then view what tables in the database they were added to and what extra fields were set. Then use Navicat or phpmyadmin to dump users from Website B into excel, combine the users from Website A, set any missing fields then import … Read more
if you can include the wp-load.php from WP install; after this you can use all WP Core functions and can also check the user and his rights with core function – current_user_can(). But maybe it’s easier to create an bridge from CS Cart to WP, if CS Cart has an own user table; i dont … Read more
I don’t think the theme options is available to non Super Admins with WordPress Multisite. Take a look at this: http://wpmututorials.com/known-issues/did-your-users-theme-options-and-widgets-page-disappear/ There’s a fix described in that posting as well. Summary: Use the edit_themes_options capability, not edit_themes for options pages.
On a total fluke, I saw this WPSE answer just after reading your question. It’s a plugin called “User Specific Content” that seems to do exactly what you want. “Role Scoper” is a good plugin, but it’s probably overkill for what you need. Best yet, the “User Specific Content” plugin was the result of a … Read more
…use WP as a engine where user can contribute their post and others can review it. I don’t think you need a plugin for what you want to do. Enable user registration on your WordPress site by going to WordPress Dashboard > Settings > General and checking Anyone can register option. Then right below it … Read more
Refer to the get_users() Codex entry. $users = get_users(); You can pass the function an array of arguments, including: $args = array( // Order by username (display name) // Note: ‘login’ is default ‘orderby’ => ‘display_name’, // Order (note: ‘ASC’ is default) ‘order’ => ‘ASC’ ); $users = get_users( $args );
You have to add action to, for example, template_redirect action hook. The action would perform your desired checks and redirect user using the wp_redirect() function. The code could look something like this: function my_redirect_function() { // Check if home page is being displayed if ( is_home() ) { global $userdata; get_currentuserinfo(); $username = $userdata->user_login; $url=”http://my.url.org/mentions/” … Read more
i won’t claim this is a canonical answer, but I don’t know of any specific limit. I log in from several computers regularly and it doesn’t seem to matter. Certainly you could exhaust server resources and things like that, but I don’t know of anything WordPress specific that would limit it. I would expect problems … Read more