WP_User_Query has an ‘exclude’ argument, which is designed to accept an array of user IDs to exclude. Since it will accept an empty array, when that’s the only parameter, the resulting object will contain all registered users. The most direct path to the IDs is via the $results property. We can reduce $results to just … Read more
As mentioned by @PieterGoosen in the comments, all I had to do was shift my code to a custom author.php and the rest was solved.
As you are going to enter all data by yourself you can make use of Custom Post Types. Create 3 CPTs for each user type, Trustee, Alumni, Scholar. And with that create custom fields as per your need for each CPT. Once all data is in, then you need is to create Custom Page templates … Read more
Your (super) admins will still be able to edit users’ details — it’ll just be a two-step process. First they’ll create the user; then, they’ll go to the new user’s details page (eg, example.com/wp-admin/network/user-edit.php?user_id=[xxx]) to edit the user’s details. I’m not sure I comprehend the second question. Do you require that readers of your online … Read more
For starters recovering your own access would be good. If email approach fails for you, Codex has Resetting Your Password page which gives instructions for several more approaches. To troubleshoot the issue in general you should start with disabling plugins / using default theme, and likely checking WordPress core files for modification or simply replacing … Read more
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Since the issue was only on the initial page load after submission, I was able to solve this by doing a dirty hack. $current_user->data->user_email = $_POST[’email’]; // fix for showing wrong email on save This solved my issue for my needs.
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