nathanhkn

That’s not exactly what I wanted. I have a custom login method. Do you know if I could create a bool that is specific to the users session. Like, I could set the bool to true when they login, and when they leave the page the bool is reset to false?

Thanks, the var dump showed the variable with the dollar signs! Though sadly nothing seemed to change with the functionality. What I’m trying to do, is I have the hashed password in the database and I have the user enter the password into a form. Im trying to check if they entered the correct password. To do this I am using the password_verify() function, which is built into PHP.

$output = $wpdb->get_row( $wpdb->prepare( "SELECT * FROM profile WHERE Name = '%s';",$name ) );
$hashedPass = $output->Password;
$result = password_verify($password, $hashedPass);

For some reason $result never is 1. Unless I am checking for it to be 1 wrongly.
Heres the if statement:
if($result == 1){

Okay thanks! Simple question, how would I delete a row in my database, from my plugin? I know it’s $wpdb->delete(); but I don’t what to put for array $where

Thanks, I think my code gets a json. For the wp_insert_attachment would my first parameter be $cell_value? And I’m guessing wp_insert_attachment can go into any of my functions.

Thanks! I don’t really know how to do that, but I had another idea. Is there a way that when the form is submitted the name is saved to a variable that is accessible by other plugins and on different pages. So instead of passing the name through the shortcode, the plugin just gets the variable for the name.