This is happening because you are not using nonces. Because you have not provided a nonce with the request, WordPress is treating you as if you are an unauthorized/non-logged in user. This is because wordpress has no way of knowing/validating the users state. To get this working, you will have to generate a nonce like … Read more
You can also change your email address from your database with below steps: Log into the database. Locate the wp_options table. Near the top locate the admin_email option : https://prnt.sc/waaxez Edit the option_value field with the new email. This can be done either inline, or by editing depending on your version of phpMyAdmin Save your … Read more
Basically, you can’t show the button and update the meta at the same moment. This has to be done in two separate requests as follows: Show the button whereever you want. It needs to be a form that submits to the same page (or an ajax call to another URL, but let’s keep it simple … Read more
as @Tonydjukic mentioned, the best way is get user role first and then showing content to him. also with this code we can do it : $user = wp_get_current_user(); $allowed_roles = array( ‘administrator’, ‘customer’ ); if ( array_intersect( $allowed_roles, $user->roles ) ) { }
user_registered is not a meta field, it is a field in the users table. Try: $register_date = $user->user_registered;
I don’t have a direct solution to this, but I think I know what the problem is. I am guessing you were using Safari. I have just run into this problem myself. It’s a bit maddening to get this message as there is only one password field. I believe the issue is Safari’s auto-suggestion of … Read more
It’s possible if you have access to WP CLI: wp user import-csv https://developer.wordpress.org/cli/commands/user/import-csv/
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( $args );
Does wordpress support “consumer-users” natively? Or I must do it by means of a plugin? They’re just users, you don’t need to be able to edit pages to be logged in. In fact if you create a user, their default role doesn’t allow them to even see the pages and posts menus. All users in … Read more
You can simplly check if ($comment->user_id > 0){ //comment by registered user }else{ //comment by none registered user }