There’s wp_register() which displays either a link to the registration or a login link. Then you got wp_loginout() that has either a login or logout link – depending on the login status of the user. Another thing you could do is just adding a wp_login_form(). You can also use the plain wp_login_url( $redirect ) to … Read more
This is a WAY open-ended question. I feel that if you did some research you’d find LOTS of answers. Here’s how I would go about it. Install or modify your code to use a members only plugin. Lock all the Non-Member pages. I’m confused on what you men by check a banner, but if the … Read more
If you want to create custom register page then you use in wp-users Table wp_create_user(); It will create the user and if you want to add custom field then save that field data in wp-usermeta table using update_user_meta(); and last if you want to add role to the user then use $u = new WP_User( … Read more
I used firebug to investigate the throbber image and noticed that one of the classes mentioned contact-form-7, so I disabled that plugin. If the name of the plugin wasn’t obvious I guess I could have searched for a file containing the alt text “Sending …” and seen which plugin folder it was from.
Does this happen on other browsers? It does appear that you are using aggressive caching – add a rule to prevent caching to wp-admin as it does not function well when it is cached. See if these work: *.yourdomain.com/wp-admin/* *.yourdomain.com/wp-login.php*
You need to modify the login form on your custom login page. When using wp_login_form() you can include a redirect URL in the arguments (Codex Entry). The default URL is: ( is_ssl() ? ‘https://’ : ‘http://’ ) . $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’] . $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] But you can override that: if (get_query_var(‘redirect_to’)) { $redirectURL = get_query_var(‘redirect_to’); wp_login_form(array(‘redirect’ => $redirectURL)); … Read more
Do you still get the error when you DE-activate that plugin wp-login-attempts? If you just started getting this it may be that it’s not compatible with an update you did to wordpress. Try deactivating that plugin.
Parse Url, check params, and build it again: $url = “http://localhost/sarkari/wp-login.php?action=logout&redirect_to=%2Fsarkari%2F&_wpnonce=b5e3b954df&redirect_to=http://localhost/sarkari/2017/06/01/new-sample-post/”; function trimUrlParams($url, array $params) { $parts = parse_url($url); parse_str($parts[‘query’], $query); $newQuery = array(); if (is_array($query) && sizeof($query) > 0 ) { foreach ($query as $variable=>$value) { if (in_array($variable, $params)) { $newQuery[$variable] = $value; } } } return $parts[‘scheme’].”://”.$parts[‘host’].$parts[‘path’].”?”. http_build_query($newQuery); } $newUrl = trimUrlParams($url, array(‘action’, … Read more
First, as your example links are using website developed using Java, so this is not the exact forum for asking the question. BTW, If you are owner of both website and have access to database coding and session handling code, you can do this by changing the database connection and writing the same code in … Read more
Change it so they all use the same db but different prefixes (if you’re not alreasy using that). Then adjust the wp-config.php to use the same user tables for all installs: http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Custom_User_and_Usermeta_Tables Don’t forget to make sure the safety hashes of all installs are the same. And perhaps it is useful to set the cookie … Read more