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Last updated on July 8th, 2016 by Editorial Staff Being locked of your WordPress admin is frustrating. That’s why we have shown you how to add an admin user in WordPress via MySQL. Recently one of our readers asked if it was possible to add an admin user in WordPress using FTP. Ofcourse it is. In this article, we will show you how to add an admin user in WordPress using FTP. Why You May Need to Add an Admin User in WordPress Using FTP? Sometimes you may forget your username or email address on a WordPress site and cannot login to the admin area. One way to do this is by adding an admin user to the WordPress database using MySQL. But you may be unable to connect to phpMyAdmin or don’t want to run MySQL queries directly. Some users may get their site hacked and admin account deleted. In that case, adding an admin user using FTP can quickly restore your access to the WordPress admin area. Having said that, let’s see how you can easily add an admin user in WordPress … [Read more...] about How to Add an Admin User in WordPress using FTP

Alyssa Cuda 7.17.2018 User-friendly is a phrase we use to describe well-made, impressionable websites. At its core, user-friendly is an all-encompassing phrase that declares features within a website easy to use. A website that is user-friendly is intuitive, leading the user on a journey that is absent of friction and requires very little thought from its visitors. The conversation between an intuitive, user-friendly site and its user is easily navigated, quick, and memorable; everything goes according to plan, the user never thinks twice. When designing your site, you want it to reflect your brand according to your own expectation but you also want the experience to resonate with your users. Simple design tweaks can make your users feel better as they explore the journey you’ve created for them on your site. Performance Above All Else When it comes to your WordPress sites, think of performance and security as the cake and the user experience (UX) as the frosting; you … [Read more...] about 4 Easy Ways To Make Your Site More User-Friendly

I need to get 10 current user fields and pass the field values to a post string. The post string is expecting certain label names for each value. Example - post string expects 'firstname' => 'value', not 'user_firstname' => 'value'. After days of fatal parse errors for syntax, now I just get a fail status. Either my array code or post code, (or both), is somehow flawed. I read a post today from 2011 that says since WordPress 3.3 (current version now is 3.9), that the way custom user fields are called is different. The post > http://goo.gl/x5deHi says the way to call custom WP fields like 5 of mine are, is like this: if ( $current_user->has_prop( 'my-field' ) ) ) echo '<p> ' . $current_user->get( 'my-field' ) . ' </p>';` So this is the code I have right now: //Get values for these 10 user fields function wp_get_current_user() { $current_user = wp_get_current_user(); $current_user_info = array( 'firstname' . $current_user->user_firstname =>' ', … [Read more...] about Get current user array with post string

Hello I am working on building a plugin which has the following functionality like stated below My problem is I am stuck at point I have created registration form for the users where users will be able to registered successfully after that they will receive an email and after that they will become the final user and I also make this entry in a separate database table . I also provide admin with facility to approve the User. But My main problem is how can set the session for the user who has registered with my registered form when he enter details into login form which I have created they will be redirected to their dashboard . For this I want to create session . But the solution which I have found on internet I all saying to create a session and set it for WP-login. So please guide me in a correct way Here is the code of my custom login form <form method="POST" id="loginform" name="loginform"> <p> <label for="user_login">Email<br> <input type="text" … [Read more...] about How to create session for user which is not an admin user

If a new user registers at a WordPress site the new user and the administrator receive notification mails: User: From: myBlog ([email protected])Subject: [myBlog] Your username and password info Username: new_user To set your password, visit the following address:<http://myblog/wp-login.php?action=rp&key=3oCJkevP1ZSSb0P8DlOW&login=new_user> http://myblog/wp-login.php Admin: From: myBlog ([email protected])Subject: [myBlog] New User Registration New user registration on your site myBlog: Username: new_user Email: [email protected] Until version 4.8 the content of the mail was hard coded.The only way to alter the mails was to hook into wp_mail() or even phpmailer. WordPress v4.9 now offers the ability to easily customize these mails by using the following filters: wp_new_user_notification_email wp_new_user_notification_email_admin The filters fire after the user has been added to the database. The filters for the user’s and the admin's email follow the same logic, … [Read more...] about Customizing the User Registration Notification eMails