Month: February 2022


Feb
2022

What are the template tags in WordPress?

categories: PHP, Wordpress

In WordPress template tags are PHP functions that are used to display information dynamically or customize blog template.Below are the list of some generally used template tags in WordPress

  • get_header()
  • wp_register()
  • get_sidebar()
  • wp_title()
  • wp_enqueue_script()
  • get_the_author()
  • wp_list_authors()
  • category_description()
  • get_bookmarks()

Read More about WordPress template tags from https://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags


Feb
2022

How to disable the comments in WordPress?

categories: PHP, Wordpress

To disable comments in WordPress, Please follow below steps

  • Step 1: Login to your WordPress admin panel.
  • Step 2: Go to the Settings menu.
  • Step 3: Under Settings menu click on Discussion.
  • Step 4: Uncheck Allow people to post comments on new articles. checkbox
  • Step 5: Click on save changes button, you done

Feb
2022

How to disable password reset in WordPress?

categories: PHP, Wordpress

There are a few ways you can do it that are more user-friendly than allowing the user to think they have requested a password reset. WordPress has a filter allow_password_reset see documentation

Simply add the following to your theme functions.php file

function wp_disable_password_reset() { return false; }
add_filter ( 'allow_password_reset', 'wp_disable_password_reset' );

If a user attempts to reset their password they will receive the error message

Password reset is not allowed for this user


Feb
2022

Reset Mautic admin password via SSH

categories: Mautic, PHP

If you have ssh access to your mautic server you can do the following:

  1. Type this command: sudo mysql -u root
    This will log you into mysql,
  2. then type: show databases;
    This will show you your databases, usually Mautic default install uses DB name mautic,
  3. Type: use mautic; (you can replace the name of the database if you have a different name)
  4. Type: select id, username from users;
    This will give you a list of users
  5. Type: UPDATE users SET password = “a5b253d8484925a3b4fba260768416dfdcbeaed639bb3435c566cbf54721f846903725c7283cf9ab1f090f179d015f46a50b5e798695547eda6e2342db8918a2” where id = 1; make sure you are using the id of the user you want to update.

Now you should be able to login with password 12345678.

Hope that works