How to “attribute all content to” specific user once delete user in wordpress
How to “attribute all content to” specific user once delete user in wordpress
How to “attribute all content to” specific user once delete user in wordpress
This is how I managed a similar situation – to allow logged in authors access to a topics pitch form – using these steps (I’ll add my code examples below): I put the form in a Hidden Div that was visible only to logged in users, if a site visitor was not logged in, instead … Read more
function dashboard_redirect($url, $request, $user) { if (in_array(‘test_user_role’, (array) $user->roles)) { $url = admin_url(‘users.php’); }else{ $url = admin_url(‘index.php’); } return $url; } add_filter(‘login_redirect’, ‘dashboard_redirect’, 10, 3); The user can be passed into your function with a little more argument specificity.
To add an extra column to the user list in WordPress, you can follow these steps: Register a Settings Page: Start by creating a settings page where you can define the additional columns you want to add. This page will allow you to manage the custom columns effectively. Save Custom Column Names: On the settings … Read more
Hard to say without seeing any code as to how you are building it out but one suggestion would be to update the field on submit prior to running your register_new_user function. PHP strtolower() Function can be used when passing the data to your custom field Javascript/jQuery you can use .toLowerCase() on the field
Condionally/limited emails from system (cantact-form, registration, passwd reset)With
How to add default folders to Every registered User when registered in WordPress site?
Lets say you are logged in as “Candidate” and if you want to switch to “Employer” , you should then create a new user record with employer role and keep the candidate user_id in employer usermeta table as “switch_user_id” Suppose that candidate user_id is 4 and if you switch it will first check if “switch_user_id” … Read more
Looking at the source code of wp_authenticate_username_password(), if you’re passing a valid WP_User object in the $user_obj parameter, it will simply be returned. Only if $user_obj is not a valid WP_User will the $username and $password parameters be checked. If you’re trying to ensure a user’s username and password are valid, I’d recommend using wp_authenticate() … Read more
Check the error.log files in site root and wp-admin folder for any clues. It’s also possible a plugin is interfering with the mail() command – maybe one that changes the login? You could temp disable all plugins and then try the password reset process. If it works then, enable plugins one at a time to … Read more