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Show only if user-role is subscriber AND site visitor


heathcliff

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Hi, I am a bit stuck with the code below for my Wordpress site:

<?php
$user = wp_get_current_user();
$allowed_roles = array('subscriber', 'visitor');
 if ( array_intersect($allowed_roles, $user->roles ) ) echo '<script async src="https://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js?client=ca-pub-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" crossorigin="anonymous"></script>' ?>

I want the Adsense code only be shown in the HEAD section for site visitors and the user role SUBSCRIBER. I tried 'visitor' but that didn't worked.

Thanks in advance.

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  • heathcliff changed the title to Show only if user-role is subscriber AND site visitor

array_intersect will tell you the items that were present in both arrays. All you're doing now is ensuring that the array it returns is not empty - it has at least one of the two roles. If you want to require both roles then you can (a) use array_diff or (b) continue with array_intersect but count the number of shared roles it found.

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13 hours ago, requinix said:

array_intersect will tell you the items that were present in both arrays. All you're doing now is ensuring that the array it returns is not empty - it has at least one of the two roles. If you want to require both roles then you can (a) use array_diff or (b) continue with array_intersect but count the number of shared roles it found.

Dear @requinixfirst of all thank you sincerely for taking your time helping a stranger out I sincerely appreciate it.

About your answer, do you have an online example because I am not a hero in PHP.

Thanks in advance!

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I found this code on the internet. Maybe this can help me?

 

$current_user = new WP_User(wp_get_current_user()->id); $user_roles = $current_user->roles; foreach ($user_roles as $role) { if ($role == 'subscriber' ){ //code here for subscribers } if ($role == 'editor' ){ //code here for editors } }

 

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This may be closer

$allowed_roles = ['subscriber', 'visitor'];

$user_roles    = [   'A' => ['subscriber', 'editor'],
                     'B' => ['subscriber', 'other', 'visitor'],
                     'C' => ['manager', 'visitor'],
                     'D' => ['manager', 'editor' ]
                 ];

foreach ($user_roles as $uid => $roles) {
    if ( count( array_intersect($roles, $allowed_roles)) == count($allowed_roles) ) {
        echo "$uid &check;<br>";
    }
    else {
        echo "$uid &times;<br>";
    }
}

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