wp_signon()Function returns the authentication username and password authorized user logs in, the simple point to understand is that after a user submits a user name and password after wp_signon()verification, validation successful return WP_User information, validation failure information WP_Error is returned. This function is commonly used in the development of WordPress login form reception function, after WordPress 2.5 is an alternative version wp_login()of a WordPress function.
Function Structure
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<?php wp_signon($credentials, $secure_cookie);?> |
Parameter Description:
$ credentials - (array) (optional), submit login information, such as user name, password, default is an empty array array().
$ Secure_cookie - (string or Boolean) (optional), whether to use secure Cookie, the default value is empty.
Tip: If $credentialsempty, the default use $_POST['log'], $_POST['pwd'], $_POST['remember']the value passed over, equal to null.
return value:
Successful return WP_User, failed to return WP_Error
Examples
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$ creds = Array ();
$ creds [ 'USER_LOGIN'] = 'blog it';
$ creds [ 'user_password'] = '1234567890';
$ creds [ 'Remember'] = to true;
$ User = wp_signon ($ creds, false); // login, and the information back to the variable value attached User $
IF (is_wp_error ($ User)) {
wp_die ( 'Login failed');
Exit ();
} the else {
wp_safe_redirect ( 'HTTP: // WWW .boke8.net / '); // successful login, jump to the designated page
Exit ();
} |
Function of the position
File: wp-includes / user.php