If you look at the user-edit.php file, you can see, when updating an user, if there are no errors, then WP performs an redirect. This effectively wipes the admin notice you’re trying to display as it is not stored anywhere. One workaround for this is to store the custom error as a temporary option value … Read more
✨ Solution I’m not sure this is the most efficient way to use rest_post_dispatch (documentation) for this purpose (maybe overkill but I didn’t found other way). It works as expected. add_filter(“rest_post_dispatch”, “rest_customize_result”, 10, 3); function rest_customize_result( WP_REST_Response $result, WP_REST_Server $server, WP_REST_Request $request ) { if ( $request->get_route() === “/jwt-auth/v1/token” && $result->get_status() === 403 ) { … Read more
The issue turned out to be the Norton 360 antivirus program I am running! It seems Norton recently changed the behavior of their right-click “Disable Auto-Protect” (11/2024). In the past, when this option was selected, every function associated with Auto-Protect would be disabled, including email scanning. That’s not the case any longer. Now, when this … Read more
That can be done, yes. It is a fairly common use of WordPress. I’ve seen many plugins that help you do just that. As plugin recommendations are off-topic, I’ll leave choosing to you. What I will do is outline a good approach to working on such a project. Step one – know exactly what you … Read more
Theme Check is a tool published by the WP.org Themes team to scan your theme against the wp.org security standards. There’s also one for plugins. Any default functionality like comment forms will already be escaped/sanitized.
Add the following to an mu-plugin (custom user role is so76666381) (tested): // Adjust admin queries to only show pages by current user if has custom role. add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, static function ( $query ) { // Limit hiding pages only to admin queries. if ( ! is_admin() ) { return; } // Get post types … Read more
A high level answer is take a look at post meta: https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/assign-custom-fields/ Custom meta fields can be added and retrieved for any post/page and displayed on the front end. Also see https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/ which runs on either wordpress.org or .com versions.
Absolutely! Simply go to https://threatsfixguide.com/wp-admin/, click on the Lost your password? link, and follow the steps. The reset password link will be sent to the email address associated with your WordPress admin user. Make sure you remember the email address you used for your WordPress admin account.
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