Currently, if users have a registration on website they can post their comments without login too, only using their email address. In this way registered users' avatar will be shown on the site. If any (anonym, not-registered) users know their email address they can post comments like a registered users' (or admin) using their avatar. Is there any way to dont allow registered users to post comments without being logged in? Error attention? or any way? On my site registered …
Basically, I want to show non-logged in users a page that says 'register or log in.' But I want to show logged in users a standard homepage will all my posts.
I would allow guests comments who are not registered yet to comment only one single post. Other posts have to be commentable just for registered users.
I need to have a custom post type slug and its associated taxonomy's slug to have value "archive". Any other value is ok, I've tested it, so there is no problem with the code per se. I guess the path is already registered in the Wordpress core for the categories archive, so I get a 404 if I try to use that. Does anybody know a way around it, or can help me understand where to look for the answer? …
I want to do in my wordpress site appears wp-login.php for guests in all site, not just in an article or something. How i could do that? Wich files i should modify? Registered users and admin users can see the site, but guests not. Thanks!
I've got a about 60 registered users. How can I send an email out to all of them? Any suggestions on how to achieve this. The users have registered, so I don't think they are going to mind an email send to them, but how could I get that to work? would a plug in do what you said? send an email out to the registered users? or should I install a newsletter plug in and get everyone to sign …
I'd like to change some elements in my header when the user is registered. I have both codes of the element, one when unregistered and the other when the user is registered, but I don't know how to make them switch. Any help?
I am using a plugin modified for my purposes. What I am after is after the user has registered for it to automatically log them in and return them to the current page. At the moment it sends them an email with their username and password. They then have to log in using those details.
I need to show my users cumulative posts and members registered count by date. It has to be displayed in an array format like this for posts array(array(2011,08,02), 500) array(array(2011,08,03), 520) array(array(2011,08,04), 540) array(array(2011,08,05), 560) array(array(2011,08,06), 580) the same case for members iam using wordpress.com stats to for statistics, i cant figure out how to do this, could anyone help me...
I'd like to modify the properties of a registered style(or script - same applies) before it's been loaded. Right now i'm trying to modify a registered style just before it gets enqueued, so i can point it at another file(ie. change the src property, maybe others to). Looking for some ideas specifically about where to hook on and modify the $wp_styles object so that the enqueue fire as normal, but with my changes to the registered style's properties. I'm making …
A theme is in development that echo's fields from the users account on their themed account page. This is the standard format. <?php echo $current_user->user_lastname;?> Thats all well and good. But there are 13 additional fields added via the plugin register plus. How do we echo them? This for example does not work. <?php echo $current_user->user_post_code;?> Any help appreciated, marvellous.