You can put this in your functions.php : function remove_menu_items() { global $menu; global $user_ID; if( $user_ID ) : /* Dashboard only acccess */ if( current_user_can( ‘dashboardvisitors’ ) ) : $restricted = array( __(‘Posts’), __(‘Pages’), __(‘Links’), [etc…] ); endif; endif; end ( $menu ); while ( prev( $menu ) ) : $value = explode( ‘ … Read more
It’s WordPress 3.1 function – so you’re probably testing it on older versions.
Your query is wrong that’s way noting is returned because there is no row in the database that holds more then one meta_key. What you can do instead is create a Sub Query to get all user id’s of users who live in London as a Sub Query and the use that to filter users … Read more
My recommendation would be to add a separate site (usually pretty easy to do … just follow the typical installation instructions). Then, you can export your current content into an XML file and import it into the new site. A Better Option Create a new site on WordPress.com and import your content there. This has … Read more
<input type=”text” name=”facility” id=”facility” value=”<?php echo esc_attr( get_the_author_meta( ‘facility’, $user->ID ) ); ?>” <?php if (!is_admin()) { echo ‘disabled=”disabled”‘; } class=”regular-text” /><br /> <span class=”description”><?php _e(“Please enter the facility name.”); ?></span> Add this third line to all your inputs that you don’t want the non-admins to edit.
You can use the default function get_users(), and then re order the result by the meta id. Here is the answer
One could easily submit the form on the page by adding a submit button to the DOM through javascript. I would suggest a redirect from the registration page to some other page without a form submission.
You can’t alter the default Name column, but what you can do is hide it and create your own custom column. First, we add the action and filter on admin_init that will add and manage our new column: function wpa66544_user_custom_column_init(){ add_filter( ‘manage_users_columns’, ‘wpa66544_user_add_column’ ); add_action( ‘manage_users_custom_column’, ‘wpa66544_user_manage_column’, 100, 3 ); } add_action( ‘admin_init’, ‘wpa66544_user_custom_column_init’ ); … Read more
I wrote a small plugin that does it for you. You have to do it one forum at a time, but it will handle all forums, topics, replies, and users.
Assuming you’re talking about the current user (as your code fragment shows), you’d call get_currentuserinfo() again. Codex page for get_currentuserinfo()