#Update: Wow, I feel like such a buffoon… haha. WP_Role::has_cap I can’t (role) my eyes hard enough. $caps = array( ‘cap_1’, ‘cap_2’, ‘cap_3’ ); $roles = array( ‘administrator’, ‘editor’ ); foreach( $roles as $role ) { if( $role_object = get_role( $role ) ) { foreach( $caps as $cap ) { if( !$role_object->has_cap( $cap ) ) … Read more
there is a lot of discussion about this in wishlisMembers support forum but the developers over there ignore it. Any way try this: // get the current user level from WP more important is global $user. $user = wp_get_current_user(); // Get user levels from WishlistMembers $levels = WLMAPI::GetUserLevels($user->ID); //then run the check for the level … Read more
Simple all you need to do is edit this part of the code : function editable_roles( $roles ){ if( isset( $roles[‘administrator’] ) && !current_user_can(‘administrator’) ){ unset( $roles[‘administrator’]); } return $roles; } and change it to function editable_roles( $roles ){ //don’t change anything if current user is admin if (current_user_can(‘administrator’)) { return; }else{ if( isset( $roles[‘administrator’] … Read more
You must set to true for them to take affect. If you do not specify true they all default to NULL which in turn basically makes them false. So to create a roll that allows pages only: add_role(‘page_editor’, ‘Page Editor’, array( ‘read’ => true, ‘edit_others_pages’ => true, ‘edit_pages’ => true, ‘edit_published_pages’ => true, ‘delete_pages’ => … Read more
I think your function nesting is slightly muddled; call ucfirst after translating, like so: esc_html( ucfirst( translate_user_role( $user->roles[0] ) ) ); My bad, completely skipped a beat there. You should instead be using: translate_user_role( $GLOBALS[‘wp_roles’]->role_names[ $user->roles[0] ] ); It’s unreliable to assume that all role display names are simply ucfirst( $role key ). If that … Read more
Interesting functionality, you will need something that does this: Will need to use the hook set_user_role to detect when user role change Then will need to query all posts from that user Then use wp_update_post to change the post status
I assume you need a foreach loop and echo each roles name separately. Here’s how to do it: global $wp_roles; $user_role = get_userdata($user->ID)->roles; // Check if there is any role for this user if( $user_role ) { foreach ( $user_role as $key => $role ) { echo $wp_roles->role_names[ $role ]; // Add a seperator except … Read more
Here is an idea that you can implement. I think it will work just fine. Save the expiration time in user meta. Say the meta name is change_role. What you save in the meta is unix time. If you want to change them back in 14 days. Set the meta value to time() + 60 … Read more
Change: $user_roles = $current_user->roles; with $user = new WP_User( $user_id ); $user_roles = $user->roles; and the $user_id should e the actual user id who’s role you are trying to get. Update, Sorry i just read the author template part so try this: //first get the current author whos page you are viewing if(isset($_GET[‘author_name’])) $curauth = … Read more
Here’s a way to collect roles with the publish_posts capability: $roles__in = []; foreach( wp_roles()->roles as $role_slug => $role ) { if( ! empty( $role[‘capabilities’][‘publish_posts’] ) ) $roles__in[] = $role_slug; } and then we can query users with these roles: if( $roles__in ) $users = get_users( [ ‘roles__in’ => $roles__in, ‘fields’ => ‘ids’ ] ); … Read more