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This question is not appropriate for this website but you could maybe look for a WordPress plugin that could help you achieve that.
This question is not appropriate for this website but you could maybe look for a WordPress plugin that could help you achieve that.
Leverage the REST API for extension/WordPress communication. EDIT As discussed in the comments, creating custom AJAX handlers is probably a more straightforward and “more simple” approach. In order to implement your project using the REST API, you would likely have to implement a custom post type as well as a custom REST endpoint controller class. … Read more
Your concern regarding updating every relevant user row every 20 seconds or so is totally valid. One solution, then, is to store this data in a single row rather than using the metadata APIs or custom SQL to associate the data with each individual user. The Options API as well as the Transients API are … Read more
You can create a shortcode for displaying a registration form and add it to a page or create a custom template with registration page layout. Once the page will be there, you can choose that page to display in home page from Setting >> Reading >> Front Page Display ( as in image ) From … Read more
Take a back up before trying anything! 🙂 (I use the Duplicator plugin for that, if you don’t already have a solution. When you delete users in WordPress, it gives the option to attribute conent to another user. Would this suit your needs?
So, I solved this by doing a regular get_user() and putting it inside a for loop of years and ran the get_user on each year. $currentYear = date(‘Y’); $years = range($currentYear, 1900); foreach($years as $year){ $TotalArray = get_users(array(‘meta_key’ => ‘date_of_birth’, ‘meta_value’ => $year, ‘count_total’ => true, ‘meta_compare’ => ‘LIKE’, ‘role__in’ => ‘members’)); $thisYearsTotal = count($TotalArray); … Read more
What you need to do is make sure you have a unique base for your author permalinks. This sample code would do what you need. You may need to flush the rules after you include this code in your functions.php. A rewrite rules inspector plugin will help you get this all working smoothly: function wpse263881_init() … Read more
Your function requires an input argument $user in order to work. If you simply call wp_user_id() without any argument it will return an error. The solution is giving $user a default value, making the argument optional. function wp_user_id( $user = NULL ) { // Give $user a default value of NULL if ( empty($user) ) … Read more
You can hook into registration_error and check if the user’s email is under your specified domain or not: add_filter( ‘registration_errors’, ‘user_email_checker’, 10, 3 ); function user_email_checker( $errors, $sanitized_user_login, $user_email ) { if ( !preg_match(‘#[@.]gmail.com$#i’, $user_email ) { $errors->add( ‘invalid_email’, __( ‘ERROR: Only “gmail.com” email address allowed.’ ) ); } return $errors; } This way you … Read more
This is a very high-level answer, but should get you in the right direction. First, you probably need to get all of these users. You can do that with get_users(), which will then return an array of all users. Next loop through that array and pass each user’s ID into get_user_meta(), if that’s where you’re … Read more