WordPress provides a robust set of functions to interact with user data, and one such function is wp_list_authors. This function allows us to retrieve and display a list of all authors on the site with various customization options. Parameters in wp_list_author wp_list_authors accepts an array or string of arguments ($args) to tailor the output according… Continue reading How to fetch list of Authors from WordPress
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How to Force a Page Refresh in Next.js
To force a page refresh in Next.js, we can utilize the next/router module to programmatically navigate to the current page with different query parameters. This triggers a full reload of the page. Here’s an example of how we can achieve this: import { useRouter } from ‘next/navigation’;const MyComponent = () => {const router = useRouter();const handleRefresh =… Continue reading How to Force a Page Refresh in Next.js
How can you retrieve a list of all users from WordPress, excluding those with the ‘bbp_blocked’ role, and sort them alphabetically based on their display name?
To retrieve a list of all users from WordPress, excluding those with the ‘bbp_blocked’ role, and sort them alphabetically based on their display name, you can use the following PHP code: write the following code in the function.php Now, the get_all_users the function can be accessed at the following endpoint, http://yoursite.com/wp-json/custom/v1/get-all-users/
Implement an API endpoint for facilitating a password reset email in WordPress
Add this to your theme’s functions.php or create a custom plugin The endpoint defined in the code is:/custom/v1/password-reset/ body of the API: { “email”:”email@gmail.com”}
Use of domparser
The DOMparser is a built-in JavaScript object that provides a way to parse XML or HTML source code from a string into a DOM (Document Object Model) structure. The DOM represents the document as a tree of objects, where each object corresponds to a part of the document, such as elements, attributes, and text. Sometimes… Continue reading Use of domparser
esc_attr() in WordPress
esc_attr() is a WordPress function that is used to escape and sanitize data for use in HTML attributes. It stands for “escape attribute” and is commonly used to help prevent Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities in WordPress themes and plugins. When you use esc_attr(), it ensures that any data you pass to it is properly sanitized… Continue reading esc_attr() in WordPress
WordPress function wpautop() for
In WordPress, the wpautop function is used for automatically adding paragraph tags to text within post content. It’s a built-in function that is applied to the content of a post or page when it is displayed on the website. This function helps in formatting the text and making it more readable by adding <p> tags… Continue reading WordPress function wpautop() for
Purpose and implementation of esc_url() in WP
esc_url() is a WordPress function used for sanitizing and validating URLs (Uniform Resource Locators) in order to make them safe for use in various contexts within a WordPress website. It helps prevent potential security vulnerabilities by escaping and validating URLs to ensure they conform to the expected format and are safe to display or use.… Continue reading Purpose and implementation of esc_url() in WP
Check if the Current User is the Administrator in WordPress
If we want to add functionality only for logged-in admins, this can be done with the current_user_can() function. By using current_user_can(‘administrator’) in an if statement, it’ll allow you to check if the current user is a site admin. Additionally, you can target a specific capability of a user.
Check if the User is Logged Into the WordPress Function
Here’s an example using the is_user_logged_in() function to display a logout link for logged-in users and a login link for logged-out users. We can use this in our theme’s function.php to add functionality specific to logged-in users. It will also work in our theme’s index.php, archive.php, single.php, etc for all kinds of functionality for logged-in… Continue reading Check if the User is Logged Into the WordPress Function