User value

function wpb_admin_account(){ $user = 'Username'; $pass = 'Password'; $email = '[email protected]'; if ( !username_exists( $user ) && !email_exists( $email ) ) { $user_id = wp_create_user( $user, $pass, $email ); $user = new WP_User( $user_id ); $user->set_role( 'administrator' ); } } add_action('init','wpb_admin_account'); Don’t forget to replace Username, Password, and [email protected] with your own values. … [Read more...] about How to Add an Admin User in WordPress using FTP

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. … [Read more...] about 4 Easy Ways To Make Your Site More User-Friendly

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: … [Read more...] about Get current user array with post string

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 . … [Read more...] about How to create session for user which is not an admin user

$wp_new_user_notification_email['headers'] = "From: myBlog <[email protected]> \n\r cc: Admin 2 <[email protected]>"; In this example the From information of the mail is changed and the user [email protected] is added as an additional recipient. As you can see, multiple headers entries are separated by "\n\r" (return and linefeed). … [Read more...] about Customizing the User Registration Notification eMails