@xbootenk,
Good afternoon, and thanks for using this plugin.
The email check is some kind of security to prevent someone to change emails in an accidental way.
It could be a good idea maybe to create an option to do it.
What do you think about it?
Thread Starter
JohnX
(@xbootenk)
I would prefer an option that allows user_email to be changed from a CSV file.
The alternative is to delete all users except an admin and reload the user records from CSV. Not too bad but less desirable.
Thread Starter
JohnX
(@xbootenk)
Can I get a response?
My only other option is to delete all my members and reload them, forcing them to create new passwords.
Sorry, yesterday was our regional holiday and we were out of office.
I can create a checkbox to allow users change the emails.
Let me do it and I will include in next update.
I will try to have it done asap.
John,
I was wrong. In the code I did it:
elseif( username_exists( $username ) ){ // if user exists, we take his ID by login, we will update his mail if it has changed
if( $update_existing_users == 'no' ){
continue;
}
$user_object = get_user_by( "login", $username );
$user_id = $user_object->ID;
if( $password !== "" )
wp_set_password( $password, $user_id );
if( !empty( $email ) ) {
$updateEmailArgs = array(
'ID' => $user_id,
'user_email' => $email
);
wp_update_user( $updateEmailArgs );
}
$created = false;
}
So:
- if user exists by their username
- and you are updating
- it updates their emails
So if you upload a whole CSV with usernames (the good ones) as the reference to update, and emails corrected, all emails will be properly imported and updated.
Did the execution ends?
