montana949

Thanks t31os, I figured it out!

I used a $var to hold the outcome of the funtions in seperate php tags. Then I echo’d the $var.

<?php
$logout = wp_logout_url(get_permalink());
$username = wt_get_user_name();
?>

<?php
  if (is_user_logged_in()){
           echo "Welcome, $username!<a href='https://blog.complimedia.com/wp-admin/'>Your Dashboard</a><a href='$logout' title='Log out of this account'>Log out</a>";
         }
         else {
           echo "Welcome, guest!";
           };
?>

Also in case your wondering how I got the username I created the function with this code

<?php function wt_get_user_name()
{
	global $userdata;
	get_currentuserinfo();
	return $userdata->user_login;
} ?>

The first piece of code I used does _NOT_ work. Please see this thread: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/225695?replies=8

Basically I want to echo out wp_logout_url(get_permalink()); but I don’t know how to do that in php! I’ve tried making that a variable and inserting the $var into the echo statement but that was unsuccessful as well.

wt_get_user_name was found on this site: https://www.web-templates.nu/2008/08/27/get-user-name/

once again I want to put that function in the echo statement.

Are you using wordpress 2.7.1? I get this error:

You are attempting to log out of Complimedia Online Blog

Please try again.

How Can I add the correct logout link (<?php echo wp_logout_url(get_permalink()); ?>) inside the echo statement?

I would also really like to check the registered users name and display it inside the echo statement but I do not know how.

Something like this:

if (is_user_logged_in()){
           echo "<h3>Welcome, wt_get_user_name();!</h3>

<li><a href='wp_logout_url(get_permalink());' title='Log out of this account'>Log out</a></li>
";}

Can anyone help me out? I have an if statement checking if users are logged in and then showing them their a link to their dashboard and logout link. I cannot get the function to work in the echo statement though! I would like the logout link to log them out & redirect to the current page and have it also say Welcome, username! instead of Welcome, friend!

Check out my code below:

<?php   if (is_user_logged_in()){
           echo "<h3><span class='slash'>//</span>Welcome, Friend!</h3><br /><br /><li><a href='https://blog.complimedia.com/wp-admin/'>Your Dashboard</a></li><li><a href='/wp-login.php?action=logout' title='Log out of this account'>Log out</a></li>";}
         else {
           echo "<h3><span class='slash'>//</span>Welcome, guest!</h3><br /><br /><li><a href='/wp-login.php'>Sign In Here</a></li>";
           };
?>

Thanks so much!