I am using WordPress as a petition site and hacking the comments system to work as the petition signup. I would like to find out how I can limit a user to post only one comment per post. So far I can limit each user to one comment on the whole WordPress site as shown in the code below, but that’s not what I am looking to accomplish.
I want to show user registration date like
I’d like to add the field “Company Name” to the add new user page in the admin panel. I’ve done quite a bit of searching and have been unable to find details on how to do this. I can easily add info to the profile page and registration with..
I’m just wondering why wordpress doesn’t send confirmation mail every time user change his/her email address.
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:
I am running wp subdomain multisite in combination with domain mapping. This means I can create a new subdomain site xyz.site.com and map the domain name ‘xyz.com’ to that site.
I’ve got a few automated scripts that run to notify users of certain updates to the application, etc… and for one in particular, I need to be able to display the users user_login and their password.
I would like new users of the blog to have custom role, rather then Subscriber. How do I set this programmatically? I know that it can be changed from the backend.
We currently have about 50 pages, each of which I want a user (eg, bob, rob, smith) to be able to edit only 1 page. For example, bob & smith each have their own page. I do not want bob to be able to edit smith’s page. I want bob to ONLY be able to edit bob’s page. I don’t care if he can see other pages.
Looking through the user roles, I don’t see a way to currently to do this- I only see how to allow restrict access on a global scale.
For users with the Contributor user role, I want to restrict the total amount of images that they are allowed to upload. I found this code posted on an answer here: