You may want to checkout wp_signon as that function can provide a WP_Error object with the appropriate error messages on login failure.. the only drawback is that you will have to create your own form or replace the action url on demand. A somehow basic login function can be implemented like this: if (!function_exists(‘custom_login_function’)) { … Read more
This code should accomplish what you’re after: function login_username() { if (isset($_REQUEST[‘username’])) { echo ” <style type=”text/css”> body.login #user_login, body.login label[for=user_login] { display: none; } </style>\n”; global $user_login; return $user_login = sanitize_user($_REQUEST[‘username’], true); } } add_action(‘login_head’, ‘login_username’); Since you’re on the login page, get_query_var() isn’t an option, but you can retrieve and pass the username … Read more
There is /wordpress/wp-admin or /wp-admin and the one I use a lot is /admin (it’s this I give out to clients as it’s so user-friendly) neither of which pass the query string. If I understand what you’re getting at, I think what you’re looking for is how the wp_redirect_admin_locations() function is used. This is a … Read more
What is the is_loggedin() function ? Is that something you have create by yourself ? WordPress already got what you need, : is_user_logged_in() You can use is_home() & is_user_logged_in() to be sure that the content will not display on other page. As @Ivan Shatsky say’s, don’t use “else condition” like that. //Home.php file if (is_home() … Read more
/wp-login does not work for me either. Try /wp-login.php
You can make it so no one can register by clicking off “Anyone can register” in your Admin. Furthermore, you can choose a really good password, install a login lockdown plugin and enable logins over https. In most cases this is secure enough. If your really paranoid you can allow access to only your IP … Read more
There isn’t a specific function that will do this, but it’s definitely something you can add to your site. Personally, I’ve added a custom widget to one of my sites that displays this kind of functionality in the upper-right corner. Here is some of the code I use: <?php $current_user = wp_get_current_user(); $email_hash = md5( … Read more
What you can do is to set your specific list of users to admin, and use Theme my Login to redirect admin users to the page you want to see, and to set all other roles to redirect to an invalid page which they can’t have access.
What is lambda? lambda_* functions are the (newer) equivalent to anonymous functions in PHP. They’re pretty comparable to how you define functions on the fly in Javascript. Why does that happen? When you see such an output, then it normally means, that at some point – in some codepiece – there’s a function not only … Read more
I’m not sure I follow you correctly, but you shouldn’t be editing core plugin files, instead you should make use of the available hooks and filters provided by WP-Members and for example either create your own plugin or more simply use your functions.php file to modify its behavior. add_action( ‘wpmem_register_redirect’, ‘my_reg_redirect’ ); function my_reg_redirect() { … Read more