I solved it myself 🙂 I just added custom capability to the user- $user = new WP_User(1); //1 is the admin ID $user->add_cap( ‘see_encrypted_pass’ ); Then checked- if(current_user_can(‘see_encrypted_pass’)){ //encrypted password } It works!!
You can use wp_create_user and pass necessary information like $username, $password, $email , where $email is optional. If user created successfully it will return ID of newly created user, other wise will return error object. Then update user’s other information using update_user_meta.
The easiest trick is to use the user_contactmethods – the fields don’t actually have to be contacts, but WordPress will do all the leg work for you (displaying the fields & saving the data): function wpse_183763_user_contactmethods( $methods, $user ) { $methods[‘my_field_1’] = ‘My Label For Field 1’; $methods[‘my_field_2’] = ‘My Label For Field 2’; return … Read more
Users created in Site_A have roles assigned to them. Same users are available in Site_B but they have no roles assigned. Create a PHP script sync-admins.php with the following code in it: <?php // load WordPress environment require( ‘wp-load.php’ ); // REPLACE ‘siteb_’ with table prefix of Site_B in line below! $tblPrefixOfSite_B = ‘siteb_’; // … Read more
Try: function custom_user_login_redirect( redirect_to, $redirect_to_raw, $user ) { $redirect_to = bp_loggedin_user_domain(); return $redirect_to; } add_filter(‘bp_login_redirect’,’custom_user_login_redirect’,10,3);
My mistake. I had Absolute Privacy plugin turned on and that was interfering.
I got it to work by first checking if the user was logged in using: is_user_logged_in().
As you may or may not be aware WordPress provides a profile page in the admin for each registered user (including the admin of course!): `http://www.example.com/wp-admin/profile.php‘ On that page you will see a number of fields that can be edited / customized including a Biographical Info field. To fetch and output a field from this … Read more
If I understand correctly, you want 2(two) different shapes, and actualy not 2 different images?! If so, this answer below is a solution which you can use. But when I am wrong, my answer is probably useless. I personally would do such with CSS. I am not saying that it always works/is the solution, but … Read more
There are dozens of ways to achive this. While your approach might work for a low amount of users, it propably is too much work to deal with hundrets or even thousands of users. That’s why I would highly recommend an automated approach, where most of the user handling is done by WordPress. However, for … Read more