AJAX call not initializing for non-admins in WordPress

There are several potential reasons for this issue: Permissions: Non-admin users may not have the necessary permissions to access the admin-ajax.php file, which is being called in your AJAX request. Make sure that the required permissions are set for the user roles other than admin. Authentication: Non-admin users may not be authenticated to access the … Read more

How to handle WordPress account for terminated employee

In general, an account for an employee that has ‘moved away’ (for any number of reasons) should have their access privileges immediately downgraded. I would also change their password to prevent access. There are many instances of a former employee still having access, and doing improper things to the business computer systems. When an employee … Read more

WordPress password as plain text in email

No, WordPress passwords are not stored in plain text. They’re stored as hashes generated by an old version of PHPass, which I think does multiple rounds of salted MD5 hashes. You cannot extract the original password from this, by design. See Why shouldn’t I store passwords in plain text? on Information Security StackExchange. If you … Read more