Importing WordPress users to MailChimp is synchronizing user data from a WordPress website to a MailChimp email marketing platform. This integration enables the automated transfer of user information, including email addresses and associated metadata, enabling targeted email marketing campaigns. It allows developers to simplify the management of user lists and leverage MailChimp’s email marketing features by maintaining a consistent, up-to-date user database.
In this tutorial, we will show you how to add, edit, and retrieve WordPress user meta data associated with a particular user into your WordPress admin area of your site using custom fields.
In this tutorial, we’ll look into different methods to bulk delete WordPress user accounts. In addition, we investigate the benefits of cleaning your database, and we find ways of automating this task.
In this article, we will see how to go beyond the default WordPress user search. We will see how to use some Users Insights features to create more advanced user searches.
One of the most important features of an e-commerce store is the ability for customers to add items to their cart and review their cart before making a purchase. This tutorial will explore how to get the cart items in WooCommerce using two different methods. The first method is using some custom PHP code and then we are going to explore an alternative method to view the customer cart with the help of a WordPress plugin.
In this comprehensive beginner’s guide, we’ll walk you through the essentials of WordPress user login, including the default login details, login URL, lost password recovery, and more. Whether you’re new to WordPress or need a refresher, this guide covers you.
Changing your WordPress username is crucial in enhancing your website’s security. The default username for WordPress is “admin,” which is risky due to its vulnerability to hacking attempts. This comprehensive guide will explore various methods to change your WordPress username securely.
To programmatically change a WordPress user’s password, you can use the wp_set_password() function with the new password and the user’s ID as parameters.