You can filter the login_url: add_filter( ‘login_url’, ‘wpse103239_login_url’ ); function wpse103239_login_url() { return ‘your-login-url’; } See also this answer for a bunch more options. Reference The login_url filter is mentioned in the Codex page for wp_login_url(), but there doesn’t seem to be a Codex page for the filter itself.
You should use WP_User class (http://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_User) It has methods: set_role, add_role, remove_role. Example: $uid = wp_insert_user($userdata); $u = new WP_User( $uid ); add_role( $role, $display_name, $capabilities ); // I assume $role, $display_name, $caps are already set before $u->set_role( $role );
If I understand you correctly, something like this should help you. global $wpdb; $results = $wpdb->get_results( “SELECT post_author, SUM(comment_count) as comments FROM {$wpdb->posts} WHERE post_type=”post” AND post_status=”publish” GROUP BY post_author ORDER BY comments DESC LIMIT 10″); This will return you 10 authors of most commented posts (with highest sum of comments count of each post … Read more
WP_User_Query searches the $wpdb->users table. It will not join on your custom table. How would it know what to JOIN? The possible tables names and structures are practically infinite. I believe you might be able to use a filter on pre_user_query to insert your own values in the WHERE clause but there is no JOIN … Read more
You have to remove the previous role first, then add the new role like $u = new WP_User( $user_ID); $role_of_user= $u->roles[0]; $u->remove_role($role_of_user); $u->add_role(‘new_role’); If user has more than 1 role then $u = new WP_User( $user_ID); foreach($u->roles as $role){ $u->remove_role($role); } $u->add_role(‘new_role’);
I ran your code, and the problem I see seems to be opposite what you describe– Page 1 never sets as the current page. Assuming that is the issue, I understand the puzzlement. That one is tricky to work out. You need to set base to an absolute URL. ‘base’ => get_permalink( get_the_ID() ). ‘%_%’, … Read more
The answer is “Undo what you did”, but you did not explain what you did so I am assuming that what you did was change the “Screen Option” value on the wp-admin/users.php page. If that is the case, you need to get into the database via PhpMyAdmin or some other tool and change the users_per_page … Read more
I am passing the user ID as user via the link so its show in my custom list table url. For example, admin.php?page=history_logger&user=3 The user ID is in the query variable. You can access it using a PHP global variable. $_GET[‘user’] $user_id = $_GET[‘user’]; Do not assume that this request (link) came from the Users … Read more
Simple solution drop this in your functions.php function your_get_comment_author_link () { global $comment; if ($comment->user_id == ‘0’) { if (!empty ($comment->comment_author_url)) { $url = $comment->comment_author_url; } else { $url=”#”; } } else { $url = get_author_posts_url($comment->user_id); } echo “<a href=\”” . $url . “\”>” .get_comment_author () . “</a>”; } If the user is registered this … Read more
The function wp_authenticate is pluggable, meaning you can override it with a function of your own of the same name. You could rewrite that to contact your “self-hosted, secure, members-only website” for logins instead of using the WordPress login system. There are other pluggable functions in that file, like wp_validate_auth_cookie, which may prove useful with … Read more