im searching for a way for Wordpress where Users can register themself on the Front-end but need to be verified by an Admin. I have already found some tools, but the Admin verification dont work by me due to an tool that enables closed Usergroups I think. I hope anyone can tell me maybe another way or why it doesn´t work with those tools i already have?
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I have not downloaded Wordpress, im only using a link given to me by the person who was the designer.
Im only logging in with wp-admin. I have watched tutorial videos on wordpress but still im not seeing the features that are meant to be there according to my research
the Wordpress ver is 5.4.2
please can someone help
thanks
WordPress accounts have different roles like admin, editor, etc. The account your designer has given you probably is not admin. Only admins are allowed to add/remove themes and plugins.
I've been asked by a prospective client, to do an audit on their WordPress site.
They have asked me,
if I can check their all plugins are up to date too but they wont / cant (yet) give me access to the admin panel.
Is there a way I can do this? I know I can find the WP version in the code of the site (and this one needs updating)
Hope someone can help.
Thanks in advance
You could ask them for a screenshot of their plugins page (www.example.com/wp-admin/plugins.php), and then cross-reference the versions listed there with WordPress.org to check if they are up-to-date.
I have tried to search but i was unable to find or i used the wrong keywords for that.
Here's my Question:
Is there a way to make the backend option of a wordpress plugin to be available in the front-end site so the users don't have to go to wp-admin to add/change things.
The plugin in question is http://wordpress.org/plugins/gw2-chars/, I was able to change the permission to allow the registered uses to see it on the back-end (instead of the default that just allowed for editor or above to use it).
Any help would be great appreciated.
Thanks
The problem
I have a CHAT plugin for wordpress, I would like it to be active only when administrator (EDITOR, to be more precise) is online. When the admin is offline there's no use to have a chat on the website, it only consume space.
Possible Sulutions
I know little of PHP/Wordpress programming, but I'm almost sure some kind of code in Functions.php might solve the problem, something with admin_init, but it has to disable when admin logs off too.
Conclusion
Desired administration role to activate the plugin: Editor
Plugin name: Online Chat (online-chat/online-chat.php)
Wordpress Version: 3.4.2
Thanks guys!! I'll be around, trying to make it work here too
I'm assuming you can do a play on this: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/display-info-if-admin-otherwise-hide where if Any user is an admin, then load a template part or trigger an action hook etc. but I haven't tested this myself.
Also check this out: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/checking-if-the-user-is-admin
I need a plugin for wordpress that will allow people to put a message at the top of the site that may state things like upcomming events or notifications of outages of our server..etc...etc..
Anyone know of a plugin that can do this?
All the one's I've found like WP Announcement and Announcer don't seem to handle this very well. I cannot have the modal popup either.
I would suggest a roll your own version. Using a plugin framework, like PodsCMS can help with this and even make it manageable with custom admin menus. This combined with the Adminimize plugin can even help with restricting access to this feature on a user role basis.