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Are you curious about how many users are registered on your WordPress website? Knowing the total number of registered users can provide valuable insights into the growth and success of your online community. In this article, we will explore different methods to display the total number of registered users on your WordPress site. Whether you want to showcase this information on your site’s front-end or access it through the admin dashboard, we’ve got you covered. Stay tuned to find out how to easily track and display the total number of registered users on your WordPress website.
function wpturbo_display_total_registered_users() {
$user_count = count_users();
echo "<p>Total Registered Users: " . $user_count['total_users'] . "</p>";
}
add_action( 'admin_notices', 'wpturbo_display_total_registered_users' );
The code snippet provided above allows you to display the total number of registered users on your WordPress website. By following the steps below, you will be able to implement this functionality in your WordPress admin dashboard.
To start, we define a new function called wpturbo_display_total_registered_users(). This function will be responsible for retrieving the total number of registered users and displaying it as a notice on the admin dashboard.
Inside this function, we use the count_users() function provided by WordPress. This function returns an array with various user counts, including the total number of users. We assign the result to the variable $user_count for further use.
Next, we use the echo statement to output the total number of registered users as a paragraph (<p>) element. We concatenate the string "Total Registered Users: " with the value of $user_count['total_users'] to display the actual number of registered users.
By modifying the content within the echo statement, you can customize the message that is displayed. For example, you can change "Total Registered Users:" to "Total Members:" or any other text that suits your needs.
Finally, to ensure that the custom notice is displayed on the admin dashboard, we need to hook our wpturbo_display_total_registered_users() function into the admin_notices action. This action is triggered when WordPress renders its admin notices. By adding our function to this action, we ensure that our custom notice is displayed correctly.
Once you have added the code snippet to your WordPress theme’s functions.php file or a custom plugin file, the total number of registered users will be displayed as a notice on the admin dashboard. This provides an easy way for you to keep track of the number of users on your website.