Resend user activation mail
Resend user activation mail
Resend user activation mail
Thanks Kerzzy, This worked more or less, though I needed to add this right after the opening php tag: /** * * Template Name: Change Password Template */ // fix buffering issue ob_start(); I encountered two issues and the above code fixed those problems. I couldn’t set my page to use this new template without … Read more
Because you need to give your function a parameter: function auto_follow_admin( $user_id ) { // Now you can use $user_id, which is passed to the function from the hook caller }
I use a plugin called WP Security Audit for tracking all things any additional users on sites im building are doing on the backend. You can set the plugin to only show to certain user roles as well. Link: https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-security-audit-log/ If you’re only trying to see this information on the backend that may help
Track users views
Well, there is no absolute secure way. But for a start, you could check the HTTP-REFERER variable (http://www.electrictoolbox.com/php-http-referer-variable/) to see where the visitor is coming from.
Something I completely missed: use an array as a user_meta value. I had thought arrays weren’t accepted by *_user_meta(). looks like I was wrong and this should make things much easier.
You’ll definitely need custom code for this. Understanding how to create custom queries via WP_Query() will be immensely helpful. You will also need to modify the ‘perm’ parameter for WP_Query() to change the results based on user permissions. https://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Query https://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Query#Permission_Parameters If the native WP_Query parameters still don’t give you exactly what you’re looking for you … Read more
You probably haven’t changed the display name, which is probably what is being displayed. “nicename” is used for the author’s posts page url and not for display. UPDATE wp_users SET display_name = replace(display_name, @old_user, @new_user);
update_user_meta will store the value permanently, as you are expecting. How ever in your case, there are multiple scenerio where you can loose those data. Thats the reason you are seeing empty result. First check when are you running the update_user_meta. Is it on every page request. If so then $_POST[‘the new value’] shouldn’t be … Read more