You don’t need to re-import the CSV to add metas. Assuming you want to do this for every user on the site here is what you do. $users = get_users(); // this will get all users on your site. // loop through each user updating their meta foreach( $users as $user ) { // whatever … Read more
You can use WP_User_Query class instead of get_users() function to achieve this. The new modified code will similar to following code. <?php /* * We start by doing a query to retrieve all users * We need a total user count so that we can calculate how many pages there are */ $count_args = array( … Read more
It sounds like you are updating the user information after the form has been displayed. You need to rearrange your code so that you are updating the user information earlier, before the form is displayed. If you need help figuring out how to do that, then you need to share some more details about how … Read more
Let admin users edit member profiles from front end
Create a subfolder in plugins folder, name it ‘MyRestict’. In This folder put the following php: <?php /** * Plugin Name: My Restict * Plugin URI: http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/112566/how-to-set-different-users-for-different-pages * Author: G.M. */ function my_restict_template_filter( $template ) { if ( is_page() ) { $post = get_queried_object(); $allowed = (string) get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘allowed_users’, true); if ( $allowed ) $allowed … Read more
I can be wrong, but I almost sure is not an issue: the cookie is based on user login, changing it the cookie is not valid anymore. If I’m right, is not possible kick out this behaviour, but if you want you can auto re-login the user after the update using wp_signon function.
the_author_ID() says in Codex: It displays the unique numeric user ID for the author of a post; the ID is assigned by WordPress when a user account is created. This tag must be used within The Loop. So, it won’t work. Try using the following code* within a loop: <li class=”author vcard”> <a class=”url fn … Read more
Multiple Users Logged In Causing Incorrect Account Returned
If you never heard of WordPress, you can have an overview at the Codex in Getting Started with WordPress and explore the topics as the need arrives. G.M’s linked Answer has very nice information for your use-case, and sample code with advanced techniques. Worth bookmarking. To get really started, learn how to make a Child … Read more
Ok, I solved it by unsetting $defaults and reconstructing it after adding the company function add_company_column($defaults) { unset($defaults); $defaults[‘company’] = __(‘Company’); $defaults[‘username’] = __(‘username’); $defaults[‘name’] = __(‘Name’); $defaults[’email’] = __(‘Email’); return $defaults; }