User Role not showing in Users Screen
User Role not showing in Users Screen
User Role not showing in Users Screen
It sounds like you want to remove the following permissions from the ‘liaison’ role: create_users delete_users edit_users promote_users remove_users Keep “list_users” so they can see the list, but not edit anything. The easiest way to remove these permissions is to use a Role Editor plugin. Several are available; you’ll select the ‘liaison’ role, and then … Read more
I found it, very simple logic. Don’t specify any id number.
Absolutely nothing about this is any simple. WordPress was never engineered to smoothly integrate with other systems. Though that is quite commonly done in practice. You have multiple distinct challenges here that all need to be studied, scoped, and developed: What data needs to be saved in WP installation and which data structures are appropriate … Read more
We could try to rebuild the HTML through the comment_form_logged_in filter, where the HTML is constructed by default as: ‘<p class=”logged-in-as”>’ . sprintf( /* translators: 1: edit user link, 2: accessibility text, 3: user name, 4: logout URL */ __( ‘<a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/276188/%1$s” aria-label=”%2$s”>Logged in as %3$s</a>. <a href=”%4$s”>Log out?</a>’ ), get_edit_user_link(), /* translators: %s: user … Read more
Yes a custom field with a list of ID’s is a good idea, there are 3 options for it: The list is of the followed users the current user is following. The list is of the followers that follow the current user. A combination of both, 2 custom fields, one for the followers of the … Read more
Yes, you can. Read my answer to similar question, here. This answer provides a solution for two sites, but can be used for any number of sites.
It could be a number of things. Do you check if the user is logged in on the relevant pages? For example: is_user_logged_in() || auth_redirect();
This should overwrite the plugable function that sends the email. if ( !function_exists(‘wp_new_user_notification’) ) { function wp_new_user_notification( $user_id, $plaintext_pass=”” ){} }
Note that you may need to use WPDB::prepare() to prevent against SQL injections. Although, it might be arguable in your specific case… // If the query does not work, ensure the table name is correct… $table = $wpdb->prefix . ‘SaveContactForm7_1’; $reservations = $wpdb->get_results( $wpdb->prepare( “SELECT * FROM $table WHERE user = %s”, $username ) ); … Read more