You can hide profile fields on the edit screen from everyone except site admins – therefore they can only be edited by site admins. They will still be visible on the public profile screen. You can get the field id by looking at the url in wp-admin when you edit that field, or just rolling … Read more
You are on the right track with the batch idea. You’ll need a combination of parameters in your get_users() call. A combination of the “number” and “offset” parameters should get you what you need. In the example below $count is a reference to the batch that’s currently running. <?php // inside a loop where $count … Read more
One of two functions you’ll need; update_user_meta or add_user_meta – more often than not you’ll just need the former, but it’s worth noting the difference: add_post_meta will only create an entry if the $unique parameter is false, or if there is no existing data for $meta_key. update_post_meta will add if no data exists yet, otherwise … Read more
WordPress do not have a true concept of “logged in”. Although the labels all around use the term, in the code the closest you get is something that might be called “authenticated users”. The difference is that the authenticated user might be one that has his browser closed and therefor he is not “logged in”. … Read more
You can use pre_get_users since WP 4.0.0 function my_user_sort( $query_args ){ if( is_admin() && !isset($_GET[‘orderby’]) ) { $query_args->query_vars[‘orderby’] = ‘ID’; } return $query_args; } add_action( ‘pre_get_users’, ‘my_user_sort’ );
wpupdateuser does not appear correct. Is it a compromise? Possibly not if you are allowing user registrations. A Google search for wpupdateuser reveals numerous sites where this username appears. Make sure WP and plugins are up to date.
I don’t see anywhere in your code that the query is being modified. Just flagging a column to be sortable doesn’t mean it knows how to sort the data – it will just add the little up/down arrow and make the column clickable but you have to intercept the query var accordingly and tell WP … Read more
the_permalink(), the_title() by default echo their value. As you want to store that value in a variable you will need to return the values instead. get_the_permalink(), get_the_title() are two similar functions that return the value instead of echo. So you new code may look something like this: $list=”<li class=”ubermenu-submenu ubermenu-submenu-id-122-col-0 ubermenu-submenu-type-stack”>”; $list .= ‘<a class=”ubermenu-target … Read more
You are going in wrong direction there is no way to get user role while admin change from back end. You can retrieve the role object for the current user by calling get_role(), but that’s an object rather than a string with the role name. function get_user_role($uid) { global $wpdb; $role = $wpdb->get_var(“SELECT meta_value FROM … Read more
You could use the WP User Avatar plugin for this.