Check the docs. wp_delete_user( $id, $reassign ); If the $reassign parameter is not assigned to a User ID, then all posts will be deleted of that user. The action ‘delete_user’ that is passed the User ID being deleted will be run after the posts are either reassigned or deleted. The user meta will also be … Read more
I had same issue a month ago. As you I tried to use Co-Author Plus, but with the Plugin I haven’t reached my goal. So , at the end, I thought that they are not real user and I make them like a custom taxonomy and I solved any problem
You’re going to definitely want to do this with a plugin. Modifying WordPress Core files is an extremely bad idea as others have pointed out because every update will wipe them out and future versions may change the location/function of what you’re editing. You can get away by adding it to the theme’s functions.php file … Read more
The ID column if the wp_users table is the Primary Key and auto-incremented. If your table isn’t set that way then something must’ve gone wrong while it was getting created. Try deleting all the tables from the database and re-installing WordPress.
I first thought that pre_user_query would be that hook for the job. But I think using the equivalent of pre_get_posts, which is pre_get_users, would be suitable here. You also said you wanted to run this in admin. So we will check that before running this. function my_custom_order_users_by_id( $query ) { //Check that we are in … Read more
It appears you can do this using a blog_id of 0: $args = array( ‘blog_id’ => 0 ); $users = get_users( $args ); var_dump( $users ); If you want to search for a specific user, the process is similar: $args = array( ‘blog_id’ => 0, ‘search’ => ‘{username to search for}’ ); $users = get_users( … Read more
$user_data has incorrect array key for password. It needs to be user_pass instead of user_password. For more reference please check out wp_insert_user()
The user_status field isn’t used by core, so you could use it for your own purposes. Although there may be side effects if WP ever decides to reuse it in the future. The authenticate filter fires before the user is authenticated. You can hook into that filter and return a WP_Error object to prevent the … Read more
According to your functions, if you want to redirect users when they are visiting the website’s homepage. You could implement the is_front_page() function to detect and only redirects if they are on the frontpage. function user_homepage() { if ( is_user_logged_in() ) { $args = array( ‘field’ => 25, ); $user_homepage = bp_profile_field_data( $args ); if … Read more
Yes, there is a function in WP for that: wp_check_post_lock() Give it the post ID and it will return the user ID that is currently editing the post OR false if no one is editing the post (i.e. it is not locked). $is_locked = wp_check_post_lock( $post_id ); if ( false === $is_locked ) { // … Read more