How wordpress retrieves user info?
How wordpress retrieves user info?
How wordpress retrieves user info?
Why i getting blank user_activation_key in get_user_by( ‘login’, $login ) function?
@Paul G. you’re right, switched to another theme showed the right link for editing user. My bad though, I missed functions.php from child theme where its modified add_filter(‘get_edit_user_link’, …
WordPress has no multi-level user and group ownerships / permissions by default. So what you are asking for you need to implement on your own by extending the database and the program. You can then fine-grained control what users are allowed to do and what not. Like Zack suggested, this can be combined with custom … Read more
Since the category widget on the post page only lets you create categories and not delete them, you could just hide access to the main category editor page for this user type, and allow them to still create categories within the post editor. You could do this with CSS or javascript, something like $(‘ul.wp-submenu a[href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/14060/edit-tags.php?taxonomy=category”]’).hide(); … Read more
The old user registration form is not compatible with the new one due to the new multi site user roles introduced. While it does involve an extra step the new users profile can be edited once the user is created. There are also plugins available that extend the add new user options. Gravity Forms has … Read more
This might work for you? http://perishablepress.com/user-submitted-posts/
Sound like a nice idea, but when i need a per user customized private section i usually code it based on page template files and create a few pages with these template files fo example, say i have a download page which will show each user the files he can download so my page template … Read more
Add the list of allowed users as post meta data and make those data accessible for admins only.
I haven’t been working with WordPress too much, so there may be someone who can give you more details. But here’s what I’ve come to understand: If you want to have multiple blogs (one for each group) then you need to EITHER: Filter the posts according to who is logged in Operate a multi-site WordPress … Read more