First of all, you’re testing for a string, as you’re wrapping the_field(“my_field”) in single quotes. So, you want to remove these quotes. Next, the_field(“my_field”) outputs a field, it doesn’t return it. You should try get_field instead of the_field.
Use ‘show_option_none’ argument for this. wp_dropdown_users( array(‘show_option_none’ => __(‘No user selected’) ) );
For this, you have to use user_register hook defined on wp-includes/users.php line 1759. personal_options_update hook is called, when an user updating his own profile. edit_user_profile_update is called, when an administrator updating other user profile. nothing is called, when an administrator creating a new user. On user-new.php page, new user are created using the edit_user function, … Read more
Well, it’s not going to work because you won’t always have the post value on each page (only when they have just logged in). So as soon as wp serves up the next page it won’t have a the POST variable anymore. Why do you feel a need to do this? (Personally I cannot think … Read more
Do you require that this user go to that specific page first upon logging in? Or can they go to the regular page after login and then just make them the only user allowed to view the specific page in question? If the latter, try using the following: wp_get_current_user(); http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_get_current_user Then test to see if … Read more
The update_option() function has a filter for that: $value = apply_filters( “pre_update_option_{$option}”, $new_value, $old_value ); Immediately after that filter, there’s another filter that you do not want to use. $value = apply_filters( ‘pre_update_option’, $value, $option, $old_value ); (If you would use that, you will have to check the option name inside the callback, which adds … Read more
You need to select either of option button: “Delete all content” or “Attribute all content to:” then “Confirm Deletion” button will get enabled. If you are not able to see the button itself then some plugin css must be hiding it. So please try deactivating plugins one by one and check if you can see … Read more
I’ve found these errors in your code: The saving proccess of custom user fields is hooked to registration but not to update user profile actions. You are using update_usermeta, a obsolete function, use update_user_meta instead. You are using get_the_author_meta with $user->ID without checking before if $user is an object, which generate errors on new user … Read more
If you are needing users to have the ability to edit/delete their submitted content I would assume they are registered with their own member account on your wordpress website. If this is the case, why not build a custom role for your new members and then restrict everything for that role in the WP-admin to … Read more
Check out get_users(): $subscriber_ids = get_users( array( ‘fields’ => ‘ids’, ‘role’ => ‘subscriber’, ) ); foreach ( $subscriber_ids as $id ) echo “$id<br />”;