For your situation, ideal solution would be this plugin: Restrict Categories It allows you to restrict the users to add, view and edit categories. Note: But before installing, make sure you have a backup. The most recent review had a problem of categories getting disappeared.
WordPress does not save the information about, who created whom. If so, then the most plausible place would be the wp_users table, but as you can see, it is not happening. As you did not find a plugin offering this functionality, you have to create and implement the functionality yourself. How to approach that is … Read more
I would hook into user_register similarly to how you hooked into gform_post_submission_1 before. For example: add_action( ‘user_register’, ‘awesome_function_name’, 10, 1 ); function awesome_function_name( $user_id ) { // Conditional logic for testing user role update_user_meta( $user_id, ‘dokan_enable_selling’, ‘yes’ ); } For your conditional logic, if you’re trying to make every role do this except customer I … Read more
Yes, the links will always be accessible unless you disable them on your htaccess or a PHP file. If you don’t have any author page, probably the users (or bots) that are reaching this page are seeing your index page. I highly recommend you install Google Analytics code on your website to track what your … Read more
In cases like this its better off (IHMO) to simple use a custom query using the $wpdb class ex: <?php global $wpdb; //first get a list of all meta keys $keys = $wpdb->get_col(“SELECT distinct meta_key FROM $wpdb->usermeta”); //then prepare the meta keys query as fields which we’ll join to the user table fields $meta_columns=””; foreach … Read more
After some further research I have used WP_List_Table class for this. I had to add buttons and links myself to make it look like users.php but it wasn’t much of work.
Ok i solved with this way: // Redirect guest users function login_redirect() { global $pagenow; // If user is not loged in and not in the login page if(!is_user_logged_in() && $pagenow != ‘wp-login.php’) auth_redirect(); } add_action( ‘wp’, ‘login_redirect’ );
Using plugins like Paid Memberships PRO or s2member would be easiest solution for your purpose. You can create new user group and there capabilities. After that you can select which user group can see your post.
You have destroyed a significant section of your database. Unless you have a backup you cannot get it back. What happened when you changed the varchar to an int was that every entry not recognized as an integer was converted to 0. You can see that in your screenshot. That is not reversible. Data was … Read more
First, you should know that current_user_can() only accepts capabilities, not roles, so you are using it wrong and you can end up with unexpected results. That being said, to exlude users form WP_User_Query you can use the exclude parameter: // Get current user data $user = wp_get_current_user(); // Check if current user is a subscriber … Read more