The best way is to define a new role. An easy way to accomplish this is with the role scoper plugin. Otherwise you’ll just have to write that plugin yourself manually. Here is a basic example pulled from the Codex $result = add_role( ‘basic_contributor’, __( ‘Basic Contributor’ ), array( ‘read’ => true, // true allows … Read more
There is various approach you could take. All you need to do essentially is to get the author’s role and put it in a statement of sort. For example, let’s get the author role first by: // inside the loop $author_role = get_the_author_meta(‘roles’, $post->post_author); Then just use do a if statement like: if ($author_role == … Read more
Have you tried including the wp-load.php file in your external script ? require_once(“/path/to/wordpress/wp-load.php”);
Edit dashboard based on user ID
Ordering list of users by last name and then by first name
The QA that you have linked to is related but not needed here. meta_value_num is still not part of the user_query core and so, your meta_value_num parameter has no effect on the query. Just use meta_value as described on codex and you’ll get what you want.
user.php To modify usernames before a user is added, use the filter pre_user_login. Hope that helps.
One solution would be to create a page with a page template that gets all info based on the user ID. Then you can add that page to the menu. Something like this: <?php /* * Template Name: User Info */ get_header(); //Your code for getting the users id $user_id = ‘123’; //Output userinfo using … Read more
Update: I’ve got it working now! It still shows a text box that says the User email must be confirmed, but it DOES create the user regardless of that information. Here is the code I have used: function your_disable_activation( $user, $user_email, $key, $meta=”” ) { // Activate the user $user_id = wpmu_activate_signup( $key ); wp_redirect( … Read more
Building on what others have already mentioned in the comments – There is a tutorial which uses WordPress native action hooks register_form, registration_errors and user_register to help you out: Add Fields to WordPress Registration Form Tutorial