jonioscm

Hi Apokh,

Apologies for delay in responding – currently in process of house move so only internet access I have is at work! Looks like you got a bit mixed up with where to add things. I’ll try to clarify what I did.

Your file xlogin.php should just be used for adding the “actions” – it appears you’ve added Unit9’s function in there, too. Whilst it may work, it also might not. Work through the base plugin extension template, just changing the things you need to (ie. the eat pizza/cake sections).

I’d add those other functions to your theme folders functions.php (just make one if you don’t have it already) if you’re only using the one theme. You’ll have to make sure the “require” function in your last code example (mg_achievements_init) is able to find the actual xlogin.php file. I placed it in my theme folder simply because it means I can call it with ‘xlogin.php’ – rather than adding paths.

Hope this helps,

Jon

No problem, Unit9

your_textdomain is for (I believe) translating/language related. There is a bit of info here on text domains.

Hope this helps =o)

Just a thought, but I guess you could use a variable rather than the if statement like this (untested!);

function my_user_login_count($username, $user) {
    $login_count = intval(get_user_meta($user->ID, 'my_user_count', true));

    $login_count++;
    update_user_meta($user->ID, 'my_user_count', $login_count);
    $theaction = 'logged_in_' . $login_count . '_times';

    do_action($theaction, $current_user->ID);
    }
}
add_action('wp_login', 'my_user_login_count', 10, 2);

By the way, the ‘user_front_end_login’ is a custom one I added using the instructions from PG here.

Thanks for the amazing plugin – I’ve had heaps of fun =o)

Jon