I have a custom post type, that can be editable by more than one user.
Each post of that type has a field with the user ids who can edit it (kinda like co-authors).
But since many users have permissions to the post, I am not sure how to prevent deletion by other users (not in the co-authors’ list).
When I use a REST route whilst logged in, and call wp_get_current_user(), no user is found. However, the request method, eg POST is processed without issue. Example REST route registration.
I’m searching how to make First Name and Last name fields required when we add a new user. Right now only username and Email fields are required.
The short installation instruction for WordPress (“5 Minutes”) state that:
I wrote a plugin that displays all products in a woocommerce store in admin settings option, now I want to add a link to download the products as CSV file.
First off my server is sitting behind a load balancer. My SSL certificate sits on the load balancer and handles HTTPS. The data coming in on port 443 is forwarded to the WordPress server using HTTP on port 80.
I hired a sysadmin to set up a VPS server for me and, unfortunately, it looks like things were not set up correctly. When trying to install and update plugins, I run into permissions errors all the time. WP Super Cache is the main issue as it causing my readers to run into 502 errors. Currently, my site does not load pagination (no Page 2, Page 3, etc..).
I am working on a multi-user WordPress setup and have made it so a particular type of user can only see and interact with posts, images, pages etc that they have authored. The code to make this happen looks like this:
A faculty member is having difficulties with a instructional wordpress install. Fixing individual permission problems has been hit and miss, and have become a perennial pain, so I’ll ask here. What can I do to make WP Just Work? The kinds of errors they get:
I’ve read articles about protecting wp-config.php using .htaccess as well as setting the correct file permissions but I want it all in one place. What should my .htaccess file look like and what folders is it safe to have 777 vs 755 permissions?