WP-Members Advanced Options version 2.3.0 was released today. This version includes some updates, some improvements, and a new feature.
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WP-Members Advanced Options version 2.3.0 was released today. This version includes some updates, some improvements, and a new feature.
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WP-Members 3.4.9.2 contains two patches that are included from the upcoming 3.5.0 release and two security patchs.
It is recommended that all users update to version 3.4.9.2.
There were two 3.5.0 bug fix patches included in this update:
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The WP-Members 3.4.9 release is mostly a security update, with a couple of additional features and API functions.
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There is currently a phishing scam targeting WordPress users. It involves an email indicating that you have a vulnerability on your WordPress site and leads you to download a patch plugin for the vulnerability. The plugin, however, installs a backdoor exploit that hackers can use to gain access to your site.
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I chose the basic email icon that is in the WP dashicons, but there are a couple of dashicon alternatives. And certainly, you could modify this code snippet to use any type of image/icon, such as font awesome. I used the WP dashicons because they are already loaded.
Adding the icon itself (without the link) is nothing more than adding the following span tag to the user profile:
<span class="dashicons dashicons-email"></span>
Adding to the user list view can be done with the wpmem_ul_user_rows
filter. There is a verbose example below.
add_filter( 'wpmem_ul_user_rows', function( $rows, $list_id ) { // User ID is a field in the $rows array, get it as $user_id. $user_id = $rows['ID']; // User email will be in the $rows array by its meta key (see WP-Members Fields tab). // HOWEVER, it will have a div wrapper, so we'll strip that out first. (I put them // in variables to reuse later when we rewrap the field before returnning). $user_email = $rows['user_email']; $wrapper_start = '<div class="user_email">'; $wrapper_end = '</div>'; $raw_email = str_replace( array( $wrapper_start, $wrapper_end ), array( '', '' ), $user_email ); // Get the dashicon. $icon = '<span class="dashicons dashicons-email"></span>'; // Linked icon with the email text. $email_w_icon = '<a href="mailto:' . $raw_email . '">' . $icon . '</a> ' . $raw_email; // Put the div tag back. $rows['user_email'] = $wrapper_start . $email_w_icon . $wrapper_end; // Return the filtered result. return $rows; }, 10, 2 );
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