Yes, the get_users_of_blog() function is deprecated, and the reason your code breaks after using get_users() is the ->user_id part, you should use ->ID instead. $blogusers = get_users(); if ($blogusers) { foreach ($blogusers as $bloguser) { $args = array( ‘author’ => $bloguser->ID, ‘showposts’ => 1, ); $my_query = new WP_Query($args); if( $my_query->have_posts() ) { while ($my_query->have_posts()) … Read more
It seems you have to check with a current user. As it’s a notification system, you’ll have to take all post Ids by current user and check it globally. Otherwise, you have to check in every single post. And you will not able to access the values from anywhere of the website. So this is … Read more
Subscribers will see the WP Events and News widget, but they shouldn’t be seeing the other stuff. Somewhere the theme and/or plugins are adding widgets in a way that’s allowing all user levels to see them. You can either hit up the support teams for the themes and plugins that are adding them, or you … Read more
You can use update_user_option() function (see codex) Your loop looks fine to me, so probably this would work: // Create the WP_User_Query object $wp_user_query = new WP_User_Query(array(‘role’ => ‘Subscriber’)); // Get the results $users = $wp_user_query->get_results(); // Check for results if (!empty($users)) { // loop trough each author foreach ($users as $user) { // update … Read more
No, you don’t need to do anything. You can test this by logging in from your own PC and also logging in from another PC or mobile device using the same, or a different Internet connection.
I suspect what you actually want, is to have all content showing as being authored by the same person. So, simply create a 3rd user, and set it as the author of your posts. The revision log will keep track of who did what e.g. https://www.siteground.com/kb/change-author-post-wordpress/
add_users capability is only used for backward compatibility. so we should use create_users capability instead of add_users capability.
To set is the connected user belongs to the blog, you need to do that on hook wp_login that means the user is connected : const ROLE_ADMINISTRATOR = “administrator”; const ROLE_CONTRIBUTOR = “contributor”; add_action(“wp_login”, function ($user_login, \WP_User $user) { if ( !is_multisite() || is_user_member_of_blog() ) { return; } $usersAdministrator = get_users([ “role” => ROLE_ADMINISTRATOR, ]); … Read more
I believe the problem is you’re using get_stylesheet_directory_uri() function in an attempt to include a file. This function returns a URL when what you want to do when you need to include a file is provide a path. You could be using instead is get_stylesheet_directory() Here’s what the output would look like: // – https://yourwebsite.com/wp-content/themes/my-theme/ … Read more
Read the docs: you need to add a Header named X-WP-Nonce to your requests to the API that require authentication, as you can see in the jQuery example. However the catch is getting that nonce in the first place. WordPress inject that token itself in the post editing screens. Type wpApiSettings in the developer console … Read more