I’ve been looking for this method for weeks, but still can’t find it. There are so many sites that discuss how to create a custom login page, but they don’t cover how to block a specific id like the one I was looking for.
I know that this question is already often asked but there is no exact answer for it.
When a user updates their email address we are seeing that their old email address becomes unavailable to register. This is undesirable.
I am trying to display some random users on the page. It is changing the order of the users it is showing, but it is only showing the same users instead of randomizing from all users in the database.
I am trying to redirect not logged in users from the "/purchaseads/purchase.php" to custom registration/login url "/purchaseads/registrationurl"on wordpress website. Unfortunately when visit the url "/purchaseads/purchase.php" even as a non logged on user nothing changes, doesn’t redirect to custom register/login form.
I have a shortcode that obtains the name of the person logged into wordpress, I would like that shortcode when the person enters a page where I have my shortcode create a .text file and save their name inside it
I am currently using a WordPress plugin (Pagerestrict plugin which references URLS based on Page ID/Slugs)to restrict certain pages to logged in users only. This plugin works fine with standard wordpress URL structure but the issue I have is some of my pages which are directly linked to some plugin functionality have http://mywebsite.com/wp-content/plugins/purchase.php instead of a standard http://mywebsite.com/wp-content/plugins/purchase/ wordpress url structure. So what i tried in cases like this is to manually add the functionality below which didn’t work
I’ve noticed that I have some users that seem fraudulent in my database (in the wp_users column). And the curious thing is that they don’t appear in the users list in the admin panel.
How would I display a list of users who have viewed the post you are viewing?
I have added some extra capabilities to the existing ‘editor‘ role in wordpress with: