If you know your admin’s user name (or email address), then use that on the ‘lost password’ screen. Then click on the link in the email you will get to change it. BTW, a user called ‘admin’ is not really good practice. That is halfway to getting the credentials for your site, but some ‘rainbow … Read more
Custom password form allows unlock two posts with the same password
wp_hash_password create a different hash everytime
Adding parameters to password reset key
You could create users manually using wp_create_user() function: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_create_user/ This would allow you to determine the password – but of course, you would have to be careful about how you share that with your other apps. The other option is to share the public information ( email, username etc ) and then to return and … Read more
I am using jquery for this, please put this code inside the function.php of your theme. add_action(‘admin_head’,’custom_handler_for_pass_js’); if ( ! function_exists( ‘custom_handler_for_pass_js’ ) ) { function custom_handler_for_pass_js() { ?> <script type=”text/javascript”> jQuery( document ).ready(function() { jQuery(‘.wp-generate-pw’).click(function(){ jQuery(“#pass1”).keyup(function(){ if(jQuery( “#pass1” ).hasClass( “strong” )){ jQuery(‘#submit’).prop(‘disabled’, false); }else{ jQuery(‘#submit’).prop(‘disabled’, true); } }); }); }); </script> <?php }} This … Read more
Your question has been asked again. Take a look at the answers there first. You can also take a look at the solution to your problem described here. In sort it tells you to create a plugin and add this code in it: if ( !function_exists( ‘wp_password_change_notification’ ) ) { function wp_password_change_notification() {} } Let … Read more
Its nonsensical to lock activation, unless the functional part of your code remains on your site. You essentially can make a service that you hide behind a login or apikey (like akismet) which may or may not make sense for your plugin. Calling home for permission to activate is a terrible idea, because idealistically, it’s … Read more
Why in the first place you created custom tables? There is wp_usermeta table for storing any kind of extra data to build custom user profiles with extra fields. Also you can hook into native WP login process and allow logging in with email. What method of logging in you are using? Checking if user is … Read more
This is because password protection applied on get_the_content() function. And you are not using it instead you’ve written your own custom loop. So you can alter the code before loop and check if page is not password protected using function post_password_required() and then display form using get_the_password_form() else display loop. Example:- if ( post_password_required( get_the_ID() … Read more