JSON API : Add a method called create_user to create a new user
Please see this plugin and believe this is what you are looking for JSON API User
Please see this plugin and believe this is what you are looking for JSON API User
I found out the problem. i used wp_update_user to create the user, instead of wp_create_user. my bad :/
You can do that hooking into wpmu_new_blog and then creating the user if it does not exists, and adding that user to the blog being created. To do so, you will use a code like this ( only for 1 user) , as a network enabled plugin or on the main theme functions.php add_filter(‘wpmu_new_blog’,’wpse_29543_new_blog’); function … Read more
Your form doesn’t contain the fields you think it does. Use FireBug or a similar tool (even var_dump($_POST)) to see what is actually being posted. Your num_users is a setting group, not a single field. At best the field with the value will be user_main_settings field. The previous commenter is also correct – checking for … Read more
How are you searching for this user? Either way, this it the function you want to use, as it can look via ID, user_nicename, email and login. e.g.: $userEmail = $_GET[‘useremail’]; $field = ’email’; $user = get_user_by( $field, $userEmail ); if(!$user) { $newUserArgs = array( ‘user_login’ => $_GET[‘userlogin’], ‘user_pass’ => $_GET[‘hashedpass’], ‘user_email’ => $_GET[‘useremail’] ); … Read more
The contents that existing in the header and footer that is the content that visible in all pages will usually integrate using theme option. so take the admin and go to appearance->Theme option Then check the contact details is there in that .
Help hooking into user_register
You can use user_register action, which is invoked after registering a new user. To add or remove roles/caps, the WP_User class provides methods: add_cap(), add_role() remove_cap(), remove_role() Your code might look like this: add_action( ‘user_register’, ‘se385135_user_register’ ); function se385135_user_register( $user_id ) { $user = wp_get_current_user(); if ( !isset( $user->ID ) || $user->ID == 0 ) … Read more
I discovered what was happening. Because I already had the password hash, the only way (I know of) of updating the hash directly is by doing an update on the users table – which is what I was doing. The problem was WP caches the users, so the next time you try and read the … Read more
WordPress user role with create user capability?