This code will boot out a user if they haven’t authored a post. For the purposes of this example, posts with a status of publish are considered “authored”. I’ve added some comments in the code to walk you through what’s going on – please reach out to me if you have any questions. <?php // … Read more
Are you sure? Look at the code of this function (at the bottom of the page). It just retrieves the posts count for the user from the database. I think you misinterpreted your code. Yes, it relies on get_posts_by_author_sql() function. But look at its code too… 6125 line. It justs adds posts types to the … Read more
Nevermind, turns out the Elementor Role Manager does pretty much this exactly by limiting out the more confusing or dangerous elements from being edited.
I’d look at your error.log file just after you access the admin page. I’d suspect that there is a plugin code that is failing on the admin page. The error log might point you to the culprit. Alternately, you could disable recently added/updated plugins by renaming that plugin’s folder (in wp-content/plugins folder), which will effectively … Read more
In your single.php template file: <?php if (has_post()) { the_post(); $user = wp_get_current_user(); $hasPermission = in_array(‘subscriber’, $user->roles); // or maybe instead of a role, you can check for your custom permission: // $hasPermission = current_user_can(‘view_access_codes’); $postTime = get_post_time(‘U’, true); $timeThreshold = time() – 60 * 60 * 1.5; $hasTimePassed = $postTime < $timeThreshold; if (!$hasPermission … Read more
WP_User_Query is a user search. This sentence… But I need to echo only those users name whose meta_key= something but meta _value is equal to current user ID. … suggests that that is not really what you want. I think you can accomplish this with: $current_user = wp_get_current_user(); $meta = get_user_meta($current_user->ID, ‘Something’, true); if (!empty($meta)) … Read more
The only way to do this is completly custom coded solution. WordPress doesn’t support this (and never will), and I have never heard of the plugin that can do this. This is not a simple thing to do, and would incolve great deal of changesvto the login process.
It looks like $current_user->user_firstname contains some tag content. I would replace that line with: <h5>Hi <?php echo esc_html($current_user->user_firstname); ?></h5> or <h5>Hi <?php echo strip_tags($current_user->user_firstname); ?></h5> One of those (or either) may solve your problem outright.
but this code makes the site loading time too big, and I don’t know why! I think that is just because you are getting quite a lot of stuff from the database with your code. Escpecially if your code runs on every single page load. Here’s my suggestions, Extra parameters to WP_Query to potentially make … Read more
The semi-colons need to go inside the curly braces, to mark the ends of the array_push() statements: if(empty($username)) { array_push($errors, “Username is required”); } if(empty($email)) { array_push($errors, “Email is required”); } if(empty($password)) { array_push($errors, “Password is required”); } You don’t need semi-colons after the close braces.