tl;dr: Two super users in a blog network. 15 sites. When second user logs-in block editor is gone. I can see Gutenberg > Demo menu item, I can open “Welcome to Gutenberg Editor” demo page, but this page (as well as all other pages and posts in all 15 sites in entire blog network) is rendered using regular code editor. For first user everything works as expected.
We host a lot of WordPress websites, today we noticed that almost every WordPress website we hosted changed their users’ usernames into one single name, not only one user all the users of a website is changed into one single name but for some reason, the password is still not changed.
I’m having trouble validating a nonce created with wp_create_nonce() inside a hidden input with the name nonce in an html form:
I need to get a list of users display names in a dropdown menu. I have the query right, but I’m not sure how exactly to get my user foreach inside of an array.
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’ve created my own code based on this good article – https://shocksolution.com/2019/04/16/find-last-login-time-for-wordpress-users-in-the-sql-database/ to get the last login date for a user.
I have this function but the function name is “user_profile_update_errors”. so it does not work without press “Edit” button in user edit page. Which should I use function for it?
I found a code to prevent WordPress update for certain user role:
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.
I am running this simple conditional statement on my plugin page: