Thank you very much!
]]>I have another question for you. Is it possible to register wp users with your data access plugin, or is it only possible if i create my own ‘registrations’ table in my database? If that is possible, could you tell me how the sql mapping would have to work in order to register users (in the wp_users db table)?
And secondly, am i able to create some kind of page where users can edit their own registered profile with your plugin?
I hope you can help me out again.
Kind regards,
Nick Vinke
]]>I am currently working on a school project, which contains the building of a project management system.
My question is the following:
I want to create a new table in my database, that only shows users (with their ID and their names) that have the role as ‘author’. Is there a way to do this?
]]>I’m unable to change the admin email on my sites.
I get an email asking me to update it, I change it, underneath that a line appears saying “The new address will not become active until confirmed.”
Then I get an email, I click the link and it takes me to the same admin page. There is a message that says “There is a pending change of the admin email to [email protected]. Cancel”. There is no option to confirm anything. There is only an option to cancel the request.
I really would like to disable this feature entirely. I’m capable of knowing when I want to change my admin email address. I don’t need all of these confirmation emails that don’t work.
Thanks for any info
]]>i need to creat a user and log in my website, please help me.
]]>I would have preferred pulling in the wp_users ID instead of the user_login value, but I can work with it.
]]>Can you explain this phenomenon and perhaps suggest a way out of the predicament?
Thanks
1) How do you recommend I import my customers, as you plugin only mentions products. I need products, customers, everything.
2) Does your plugin import the WordPress user accounts associated with each customer/product/transaction?
thanks and best regards,
KC
in which timezone should be user_registered
column in table wp_users
? In documentation it is not explicitly described and common convention in WP is, that in foo_date
columns the local date is used and for UTC/GMT datetimes are reserved columns named foo_date_gmt
.
Though, function wp_insert_user
is for user_registered
field using gmdate( 'Y-m-d H:i:s' )
It is apparently confusing e.g. for WooCommerce API creators: “If the DateTime string has no timezone or offset, WordPress site timezone will be assumed”. It leads to wrong WooCommerce API output for /customers
endpoint.
So where this issue should be fixed? I think this should be on the side of WP, either adding GMT information to the documentation on WP database/users table, or changing wp_insert_user
function.