This assumes that what you said about only needing to check for the minimum value is true. These conditional statements work for this array. Facebook’s Min Age Array will be either 13, 18 or 21. $age_range = array( 13, 18, 21); // I don’t know what actual data you have here. if( min( $age_range ) … Read more
Shortcode API supports arbitrary attributes, so you could easily implement it with one like: [RESTRICTROLE message=”Really nothing here”]some word for subscriber[/RESTRICTROLE]
WP Custom Site Roles appear to be a bit ‘flaky’ at best but this particular solution worked for me (created a custom plugin for it). $result = add_role( ‘org_site_owner’, __( ‘Site Owner’ ), array( ‘activate_plugins’ => false, ‘create_users’ => true, ‘customize’ => true, ‘delete_others_pages’ => true, ‘delete_others_posts’ => true, ‘delete_pages’ => true, ‘delete_plugins’ => false, … Read more
You need to update the user straight after they have been created. So yes, by default they get all then you update. wp_update_user( array (‘ID’ => $user_id, ‘role’ => ‘user_role_here’) ); The above should fix this issue. Obviously changing the $user_id to your style of ID and also user_role_here to editor or alike. Thanks, Tom
$query->is_home() is not, well, ‘home’. $query->is_home() checks of you are viewing the blog/posts page. It’s an artifact from when the home page of WordPress sites was invariably the blog. You want to change that to $query->is_front_page(), which checks if the front page of the website is a page, and if you are on that page.
One simple solution: create a custom post type for each level, and use CPT permissions so you can assign them rights to only edit their level of CPT and never see the others. You can then assign a different ACF fieldset for each post type. Use the same names for fields within the fieldsets, and … Read more
For the benefit of those who will come across this question, I have solved it. This is how the functioning code works. Now this code helps me to delete Subscribers who have registered on the blog using a plan of their choice, I am working on a paid blog and figured I could do it … Read more
Not an answer to the question, but a workaround. I found that using the Custom Post Type UI plugin to create the custom datatype would offer new capabilities, as long as I changed the Capability Type field. Using the User Role Editor plugin seems to allow me to bridge the permissions with a custom user … Read more
Multiple user role on registration
user has permission to read a custom post but it is not being shown in wordpress plugin