You can get current user ID easily using get_current_user_id(). $usersid = get_current_user_id(); $activity = $_POST[‘activity’]; $reason = $_POST[‘reason’]; $explanation = $_POST[‘explanation’]; For your function f2user() you can change your code to this: $current_user = wp_get_current_user(); return $current_user->ID; According to wp_get_current_user() doc, if no user is signed in, $current_user->ID would return 0.
First, check for get_current_user_id. Then create a log of visits by adding information to a user’s metadata with update_user_meta & get_user_meta. On every page hit that you care about you can run a function to determine rate/limit of usage per user. If they break the rules, you can redirect to a page that doesn’t contain … Read more
Solved: There was different capitalization on the variable $key ($Key vs $key) Always the simple things you miss eh? 🙂
Er, echo $result[‘total_users’] + 100; ?
Custom redirection when managing users in admin
As many people would agree, editing WordPress’ core is not recommended because any updates that are made from the official developer (ex: 4.6 to 4.6.1) will override your changes. Plus, editing the core could potentially break your website or any other theme/plugin if it’s not properly edited. This is where plugins come in, they are … Read more
Personally I would: 1: create Post with type Building (you can then add meta to this eg: address, lat lng, name etc) 2: create Post type Apartments and associate with building via apartments post meta 3: create metabox for owner for post type apartments, here you can GET all user info with role as owner/landlord … Read more
To update a user’s role, here’s a sample code. $user_id = get_current_user_id(); $user = new WP_User( $user_id ); $user->set_role( ‘my_new_role’ ); Hope that helps
You can use WordPress function get_objects_in_term $users = get_objects_in_term(2, ‘user_category’); // 2 being term id This return array of users that have this same term id.
According to the codex, you’re manipulating get_most_recent_post_of_user()‘s returned value the wrong way. get_most_recent_post_of_user() directly returns the post_date_gmt among blog_id, post_id, and post_gmt_ts. Anyway, if you want to get the 2 last posts of a specific author, use WP_Query instead, which should by default get last posts in the order you need. $author_id = $author_id; $args … Read more