The same session information for peer users on two different WordPress servers
The same session information for peer users on two different WordPress servers
The same session information for peer users on two different WordPress servers
No, they’re not the same. The nickname is essentially just a meta field for the user to set a name for themselves in a single field that isn’t their login or first/last name. user_nicename on the other hand is the field that’s used for the users author archive URL, when viewing their posts (if they … Read more
I found the solution to this problem here. This code doesn’t allow user to create new tags from the back or front end but only use the existing custom ones that admin have set in the post_tag taxonomy.
This is a simple approach to check whether a user has commented on the post, or not. If they have commented on the post, then disable comment form. global $current_user; $args = array(‘user_id’ => $current_user->ID); $usercomment = get_comments($args); if(count($usercomment) >= 1){ echo ‘Comment form disabled’; } else { comment_form(); }
Welcome to Stack Exchange! What you need is a paywall plugin or a membership plugin that will require the visitor to pay or be a member to view your news content. Check out these plugins: Restrict User Access https://wordpress.org/plugins/restrict-user-access/ Leaky Paywall https://wordpress.org/plugins/leaky-paywall/ Good Luck!
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You could handle this using Pages and Custom Post Types. For content that everyone can see, use regular WP Core Pages. For restricted content, build custom post types with mapped custom capabilities. You can then assign a role to each user, such as “coach” who can see all the content including scores, “team1” that can … Read more
Can I get the user name in JavaScript?