I am new to wordpress, and trying to get my head around the idea of sessions and all. I read in a lot of places that session concept is not used in wordpress. Anyway, I downloaded the my-login-theme plugin. My question is, when a user navigates to some secured area, I want to check if that user is logged in or not. Once I check that, I want to get user details like email, and full name. Is this possible in wordpress?
I have defined login levels for users registered on my site as Level 1 and Level 2. I have added a column for same in admin panel users page (users.php), I’m trying to add sorting option but on click for sorting not working. The meta key is level. Here’s what I tried.
The search form at the top of the users listing in the Admin area (wp-admin/users.php) is limited and does not search all of the user meta fields, such as bio, instant messenger handles, etc. I’ve not been able to find a plugin that can add this.
I have a website using WordPress, and an e-commerce using WooCommerce. I would like my shop (and all its pages) to be seen by logged in users only.
I have a custom application with thousands of users who already have a password stored. I would like to set up a self hosted wordpress site to accompany that application and to use the usernames and encrypted passwords that already exist in that database.
I have a website where users can register, login and their edit profile, they can comment but not post.
We use wordpress like a CMS and would very much like to allow users to have a “homepage”. Ideally they’d be prevented from mucking up the whole site.
Simply put – how might I completely hide media files uploaded by any other users other then themselves? Id like to disable access to these links & files since they are a way for non-admin users to be able to access and edit a custom post type that is normally not visible to them otherwise in the backend of wordpress.
I have developed a CRM plugin for a client integrated with WordPress user management and I stored additional information for each user under the wp_usermeta table.