In this article we are going to show you different methods to change WooCommerce customer roles programmatically. You’ll also understand when this feature can be useful for your site, and what you can do with custom user roles.
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In this tutorial we are going to look into how you can create, assign and bulk assign user roles programmatically without using a plugin.
Storage and retrieval of user data are one of the most important features of any blogging website. Over the course of years, WordPress has developed its own way of managing the data of its vast number of users. In this article, we are going to show you how WordPress stores this data in its database.
WordPress has a powerful user meta function that allows developers and plugins to store additional metadata about the registered users in the database. This meta information can be all sorts of different data and attributes that can be used for different purposes. In this tutorial we are going to learn how to use the WordPress user meta query to retrieve and segment your WordPress users based on particular meta key with certain data value.
Today we’ll look into different the methods to customize the WooCommerce thank you page and the ways this page can be used for improving your customer experience.
WooCommerce has registration form out of the box, but the registration process itself can be improved by adding additional custom fields or even creating a completely new registration form. In this tutorial we are going to see how you can edit the default WooCommerce registration form to add some additional custom fields with just a few lines of code by using WooCommerce actions and filters.
Today we look into how to use the WordPress post meta functions. We investigate the most common functions, their attributes, parameters, and usage examples. Our goal is to build a reference for these functions thus you can use it when you are implementing them.
In this article we’ll look into creating a custom WordPress login page. First, we explore how the default WordPress login works. Then we look into the alternatives and the different ways you can customise and improve your login experience. Lastly, we find out how to filter users based on their login behaviour, using Users Insights.
In this article, we’ll show you how to create a WooCommerce customer login shortcode. There are some technical aspects that are covered, as well as how it can be applied in your site. In addition, we’ll look into error handling, to make sure it doesn’t break your site in case WooCommerce is disabled.
Today we’ll take a deep dive into how to create WordPress users programmatically. Throughout this article, we look into how to use the wp_create_user() and wp_insert_user() functions. In addition, we’ll compare them and find out where to use each WordPress user function. Furthermore, we’ll explore how to create users with user meta.