To make this work on multiple posts, your options are either write the ‘where’ clause for the update as a SQL ‘IN’, e.g. using the answer here – this will use the same newly-generated password for every post add a loop and call $wpdb->update individually for each post – this will either make a new … Read more
This is really hacky but you could just hide those fields with css and toggle them as needed.
I need help with wp_lostpassword, wp_register and wp_login_form
Do you have default settings set in your browser? What browser are you using?? It sounds like you might have cookies or Javascript disabled or something else set wrong on the client side.
Set id and password for each post
WooCommerce Lost Password reset goes to 404
Allow all reset password links within the past 24 hours to be valid and accepted
the problem is with your cookies.wp_update_user function is trying to change them after all headers were sent, try to use such code like that: function my_func(){ // your code } add_action(‘init’,’my_func’);
Quick and dirty: add something that runs during the WordPress init action that checks your the domain.com login status, and dies if the person isn’t logged in. At a very basic level (if you don’t need a pretty “access denied” page or anything), you can do something as simple as this in a plugin: function … Read more
On a page or post, Under the right sidebar “Publish” Click Visibility –> Edit –> Select password protected, set the password. If you want only partial protection, say only some content, you will need a plugin.