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Home » Plugins » WP-Members » Documentation » Filter Hooks » wpmemstat_user_exclude

wpmemstat_user_exclude

Description

This filter hook allows you to exclude an array of user IDs from user stats collection.  The filter MUST return an array of user IDs to be valid.

NOTE: to retrieve the ID of a user, you can either look at the ID field directly in the wp_users table in your database, or look at the URL for viewing a user profile and extract it from user_id= (it will be a number, such as user_id=123).

Usage

add_filter( 'wpmemstat_user_exclude', 'users_excluded_from_stats' );

function users_excluded_from_stats( $title ) {
	
	// each number in the array should correspond to a user_id
	// IDs included will not be tracked
	
	return array( 1, 4, 123 );
}
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