ID; //reassign the username variable to ensure everything is up to date
if( isset($_POST['wp-submit']) ){ // The form has been submitted
/* Here we check for errors. We'll throw an error if the user has
* left the first name, last name, or email address empty.
*/
if( empty($_POST['first_name']) || empty($_POST['last_name']) || empty($_POST['user_email']) ){
$errors = 'You must enter a value for first name, last name, and email address.';
}
/* Here we check if the user is trying to submit a new password.
* We only update the password if there are no previous errors,
* and if both inputted passwords match.
*/
if( isset($_POST['password']) && empty($errors) && !empty($_POST['password']) ){
if( strtolower( $_POST['password'] ) != strtolower( $_POST['password2'] ) || empty($_POST['password2']) ){
$errors = 'Your passwords do not match.';
}else{
wp_set_password( $_POST['password'], $user_id );
}
}
if( empty($errors) ){ //no errors, so lets udate the user
wp_update_user( array( 'ID' => $user_id,
'first_name' => htmlentities( trim($_POST['first_name']) ),
'last_name' => htmlentities( trim($_POST['last_name']) ),
'user_email' => htmlentities( trim($_POST['user_email']) )
)
);
echo 'Your profile has been updated
';
}else{
echo 'ERROR: ' . $errors . '
';
}
}
$user = new WP_User( $user_id ); // use this instead of $userdata so that the changes are reflected after a user updates the form
?>
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