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Editing “You’re signed in as X. Logout” in the comments

jazzu — Tue, 19 Jul 2022 06:38:30 +0000

Hello!

I want to edit the “You’re signed in as [user]. Logout? * means the field is required”

First, I want the “You’re signed in as” to NOT be a link. I only want the username to be clickable, BUT I need to change the URL it leads to. So, I’d like to change it from /wp-admin/profile.php to /racun/.

Second, I’d like to change the link when clicking on the comment’s or post’s author username. How can I do that without redirections?

That’s all I need.

Kind regards

Notification says Username has admin access but he doesn’t

ma3ry — Tue, 17 Mar 2020 20:39:22 +0000

I am notified whenever someone logs into my website. Occasionally I will be notified that a user with administrator access has signed in, but I KNOW that person does not have admin access. This has just happened again with a new subscriber. I have double-checked and he is only a subscriber. Why do I get these notifications that the person had admin access when I know he doesn’t?

Don't know the lingo – Subdomain address redirecting to nonexistent theme.

SeraPeters — Thu, 28 Mar 2013 06:13:53 +0000

I thought it was an issue of cookies, but I’ve check that and don’t think it is.

If I sign out of my wordpress account and go to aboutme.propprintables.com I am taken to aboutme.propprintables.com/#all wherein I see an old theme which I deleted from my files. It should show the site I’ve been building and which shows up if I’m signed in.

So confused.

Any help would be oodles of awesome. Thanks!!

Sera

Allow ad users to view their ad statistics from within WordPress account

gazzagreen — Fri, 18 Jan 2013 15:20:33 +0000

Is it possible to allow individual site members to view their own ad statistics (but not edit until a certain level), this would be extremely handy! They can keep an eye on impressions and on clicks from the site!!!!

One big problem with banners using impressions is that ad owners tend to check out their banners regularly, and if their ad doesn’t appear on a page they will constantly refresh the page looking for their banners to appear to make sure it looks like they want and displays as often as they want.

This counts against them and other members using the banners as each time they refresh the page an impression is added the the banners !

Is it possible to have a certain user level prevent the banners from counting up when viewed on the front end? Say anyone over the level of subscriber wont add to an banners impression count? This would allow signed in ad owners over the subscriber level to view pages as often as they like without adding to bannerscounts to their own and others banners! This would be a great selling point for the banner space.

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-bannerize/

WordPress Site Not Displaying Unless Signed In

Tue, 22 Jun 2010 17:12:04 +0000

Hi, I’m working on getting a site up and running. I had to backup the old MySQL database and restore/reconnect it to WordPress. This apparently went pretty well, but the same issue it was experiencing is coming up, but with a slight variation.

When you go to the address: https://www.daleoshields.com it comes up as:

Service unavailable.
Please check back later…

But if you’re signed in to the site, it loads great. Any ideas as to what could be causing this? Is this being caused by a setting in WordPress? I find it odd that once I’m signed in, it works great. Thanks for any time and consideration you all may be able to provide!

Template Logged In or Logged Out PHP?

Fri, 11 Apr 2008 13:53:41 +0000

What code do I need for the template’s PHP to argue if the current status of the visitor is logged in or out? I will be using this to display a sign in form if they are not currently logged in and a sign out anchor if they are. Thanks!