Does WordPress Importer notify imported Users?
It does not. It simply imports them as if they’ve always been a user.
It does not. It simply imports them as if they’ve always been a user.
You could set up a child theme, and in the single-listing.php template, add conditions around the current code. <?php // If the user is not logged in, redirect if ( false == is_user_logged_in() ) { wp_redirect( wp_login_url() ); exit; } // Else the user is logged in; show the listing else { // Paste the … Read more
It depends how you want to uniquely identify users. Some options to uniquely identify people might be the: The WordPress User ID. If people are logged in then using their WP User ID is a good option. The WordPress session ID. This is unique to the session; People will get a new session after some … Read more
When a session is destroyed, it’s removed from the list in the meta. Importantly, if the list is empty, the meta is deleted. So if a user logs out, if a session expires, if a user is deleted, or if the user clears their sessions on their profile page, these can all result in no … Read more
There comes a hook in wordpress named Parent File (Filters the parent file of an admin menu sub-menu item) read more about it here In your case it goes like: add_filter(‘parent_file’, ‘parent_menu’); function parent_menu($parent=””) { global $pagenow; if(!empty($_GET[‘taxonomy’]) && $pagenow == ‘edit-tags.php’ && $_GET[‘taxonomy’] == ‘category’) { $parent=”edit.php”; } /*If we’re editing one of the … Read more
The template redirect is most useful for managing the output of theme files. To redirect a non-logged in user when the page loads, attach your function to the ‘init’ hook. (If you call it sooner than that in the stack, you may get an error because the function definition hasn’t been included yet.) In short, … Read more
After the discussion with @CelsoBessa in the comments section of the question, I came up with this solution function display_admin_notices () { // NOTE: Maybe code should be added here to ensure you are displaying those notices only for certain admin pages if (isset($_GET[‘update’])) { switch ($_GET[‘update’]) { case NOTICE__ERROR: $type=”notice-error”; break; case NOTICE__WARNING: $type=”notice-warning”; … Read more
One user account per person would definitely be easier, but I think you could kind of get this done by playing with the user sessions, which are stored as user_meta with the session_tokens key. Something along these lines maybe. add_action(‘template_redirect’, ‘check_max_num_sessions’); function check_max_num_sessions() { // Only check for logged in users if ( is_user_logged_in() ) … Read more
Perhaps you could create a private utility taxonomy bookmarks, where each term would correspond to a user. When ever a user is created a new term would be added to the utility taxonomy. As the user bookmarks or removes one’s bookmark from a post, your code would attach or detach the user equivalent term from … Read more
Thank you for interest to my theme. I have found solution of my task. First of all the easiest way is to use a plugin, JSM-user-locale is good plugin for this task: wordpress.org/plugins/jsm-user-locale Another way is to use standard WP functions. You can get user locale with function get_user_meta( $user_id, ‘locale’, $single = true ); … Read more