How to display text if profile fields are not filled?
How to display any text/content if all buddypress user profile fields are not filled?
profiles
Enable Update button only when password is shown strong
Would like to find out here if there is any way I can disable the “Update” button under “Account Management” and enable it until a Strong password is detected as shown in the screenshot?
What is correct way to change user’s email?
When a user updates their email address we are seeing that their old email address becomes unavailable to register. This is undesirable.
How to Remove or Deactivate “Application Passwords” in WordPress
With version 5.6, I got this new weird “Application Passwords” under all user profiles. No idea what it is and what it does except for what it says — and I want it gone.
get current user password on the profile edit page
I want to show users password on the admin profile page. I mean admin can see the other user password. I am using this code. but it shows a password for all user!
‘profile_update’ hook alternative for WooCommerce user meta data
I am trying to get all user details (including WooCommerce meta data) in a function that is called with user_register and profile_update hooks. This is the simplified code:
How to remove Biography from user profile admin page
I would like to remove or hide the Biography input field from the profile page. How do you do this? I already removed some contact methods from this page, but I’m not sure how to get rid of the biography.
How to remove these fields from the ‘Profile’ section?
I have to remove some profile fields from the ‘Profile’ page according to the user roles. For removing the color picker I used remove_action("admin_color_scheme_picker", "admin_color_scheme_picker"). I want to remove these fields:
How to create a front end user profile with a friendly permalink
I want to create a public front-end profile page with a friendly url like this format.
Linking comments from registered users to their profile pages
I am trying to find a way to link the ‘username’ in comments from registered and logged in users to their profile pages instead of their website URL. And comments from unregistered users to their website URL as usual.