current_user_can does not give the desired output when working with roles. There is a trac ticket #22624 explaining this all. It was closed with the following Keywords close removed Milestone Awaiting Review deleted Resolution set to wontfix Status changed from new to closed My solution would be to get the role of the featured user … Read more
In your author.php file, get the user metadata via get_user_meta(), then do an if statement of $user->roles == ‘rivenditore’, display the meta data as you desire, and then do an elseif $user->roles == ‘installatori’ statement with what you wish to display for users on other roles. EDIT: Code example as requested: // get author data … Read more
use the profile_update hook and in the hooked function, run this check to make sure that it’s adding the previous data to the users profile on update too. if ( $update ){ do_action(‘profile_update’, $user_id, $old_user_data); }else{ do_action(‘user_register’, $user_id); } return $user_id; This answer can help you understand it more: WordPress edit_user_profile_update update secondary role
No there isn’t anything built into the core WordPress, I would recommend this plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/user-roles-and-capabilities/screenshots/ Or you would use PHP to add a capability to a specific role (or user): https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_cap
If you first fetch a WP_User object with get_userdata(), you should then be able to add your additional role with the add_role() method, like so: $user = get_userdata($user_id); $user->add_role(‘partner’);
Since ‘Administrator’ has all capabilities (unless you have a Multisite setup), just get a list of all the caps in the Admin role: $admin_caps = get_role(‘administrator’)->capabilities;
If the Rol is in the meta you have to get the IDs of all of them then compare the meta access rol to the rol of the user: $post_parent_ID = $post->post_parent ? $post->post_parent : $post->ID; $title = $post->post_parent ? get_the_title( $post->post_parent ) : get_the_title( $post->ID ); //we use get posts to get all posts … Read more
Here’s a way to add an action to the profile_update hook. That hook passes two parameters: the $user_id and $old_user_data. We can use those to see if the user is in the tempUser role. If they are, then we compare the old user password to the new user password. If the passwords are different, then … Read more
To achieve this, you first need to get all the current user roles, X and Y(s)… function get_current_user_roles(){ global $wp_roles; $current_user = wp_get_current_user(); $user_groups = groups_get_user_groups( $current_user->ID ); $user_roles = isset( $current_user->roles[‘X’] ) ? array( ‘X’ ) : array(); // Let’s get all Y dynamic user roles… foreach ( $user_groups[‘groups’] as $id ) { $group … Read more
It really depends on whether you want to restrict these new roles to a particular post type. If you search for “workflow plugins” you can find several ready-made solutions. Some only let the new roles edit Pages, some allow them to edit any post type. I built a site that needed users who could only … Read more