Is this because, whilst the Edit User page is still at user-edit.php?user_id=2, the Media modal has somehow denied us the ability to get user_id? Getting the user ID on that page is easy, e.g. you could simply use get_current_user_id() to get the ID of the currently logged-in user, or use $_GET[‘user_id’] to get the ID … Read more
It wasn’t quite as easy as @Pat J made it sound, especially if you want HTML formatting with your copy. I cribbed from this answer and came up with the following code for you. I’ve tested it and it works: // If the user is logged in, display the full content if(is_user_logged_in()): the_content(); else: // … Read more
Check the arguments for get_users() https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_users/ What you should do is $users = get_users( array( ‘role__not_in’ => array( ‘administrator’ ) ) ) Then foreach ( $users as $user ) …
The registration date is kept in the wp_users table, so that’s easy to get. The last login date is a little trickier. Most plugins which implement a last login date column create a custom meta field to store it (in wp_usermeta), update it every time the user logs in, and retrieve it for display on … Read more
I tend to use template_redirect action to check, if a user has access to certain content, e.g. a page. To me, it is the most logical and straightforward place to handle the checking. As per the docs, https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/template_redirect/, the action, Fires before determining which template to load. Also the WP object has been already set … Read more
Your code doesn’t work because you’re using $bloguser instead of $user. And there’s no point in calling get_userdata() since get_users() already returns user objects: foreach ($blogusers as $user) { echo ‘<tr>’; echo ‘<td>’. $user->first_name .'</td>’; echo ‘<td>’. $user->last_name .'</td>’; echo ‘<td>’. $user->user_login .'</td>’; echo ‘<td>’. $user->user_email .'</td>’; echo ‘</tr>’; }
if you can include the wp-load.php from WP install; after this you can use all WP Core functions and can also check the user and his rights with core function – current_user_can(). But maybe it’s easier to create an bridge from CS Cart to WP, if CS Cart has an own user table; i dont … Read more
…use WP as a engine where user can contribute their post and others can review it. I don’t think you need a plugin for what you want to do. Enable user registration on your WordPress site by going to WordPress Dashboard > Settings > General and checking Anyone can register option. Then right below it … Read more
You have to add action to, for example, template_redirect action hook. The action would perform your desired checks and redirect user using the wp_redirect() function. The code could look something like this: function my_redirect_function() { // Check if home page is being displayed if ( is_home() ) { global $userdata; get_currentuserinfo(); $username = $userdata->user_login; $url=”http://my.url.org/mentions/” … Read more
i won’t claim this is a canonical answer, but I don’t know of any specific limit. I log in from several computers regularly and it doesn’t seem to matter. Certainly you could exhaust server resources and things like that, but I don’t know of anything WordPress specific that would limit it. I would expect problems … Read more