This will give the user id of the currently logged in user: $current_user_id = get_current_user_id(); User IDs are assigned sequentially (normally) when a user is created in WP admin (or by a process that creates the user ID programmatically). But be aware that the user ID can be abused. For instance, one could query your … Read more
Remove My Account Menu items in Woocommerce based on user roles
You could do this with a low-priority authenticate filter. I’m surprised there aren’t more appropriate hooks in the login process, but I can’t see one. (There is already an example of a filter like this though: wp_authenticate_spam_check.) If the value the filter is given is a user, that means a previous filter has accepted the … Read more
How to allow users to make quizzes or tests in WordPress?
No, WordPress passwords are not stored in plain text. They’re stored as hashes generated by an old version of PHPass, which I think does multiple rounds of salted MD5 hashes. You cannot extract the original password from this, by design. See Why shouldn’t I store passwords in plain text? on Information Security StackExchange. If you … Read more
Website for online video conferences with students and teachers with WordPress?
You can access via phpMyAdmin and change the Auto Increment number to be your next user ID number. Open phpMyAdmin Go to SQL tab at the top. Enter the following: ALTER TABLE ‘wp_users’ AUTO_INCREMENT=32200906; Now create a new user and the ID should be 32200906
Check for the value of $new_role before sending the email, if it isn’t author then do nothing function user_role_update( $user_id, $new_role ) { if ( $new_role == ‘author’ ) { $site_url = get_bloginfo( ‘wpurl’ ); $user_info = get_userdata( $user_id ); $to = $user_info->user_email; $subject=”Role changed: ” . $site_url . ”; $message=”Hello ” . $user_info->display_name . … Read more
What MySQL query can I use to get a list of users who have never logged in to WP? None. WordPress does not store this information so this is not something you can do, you would need to add code for it but that would also require going back to 2015 to add the code … Read more
Only super users can edit profiles in WordPress Multisite. This is because user profiles are site-independent in multisite. A user has one profile, but may be a member of multiple sites with multiple owners. You can’t let one of them screw around with the user’s profile… If you really want to take control of this, … Read more