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I have an array of user IDs, I want to get data for each of these users. I first thought of writing a classic SQL query but I found WordPress has integreted functions for it. However, get_users(...) is only returning me 1 users though it should return 3. What am I doing wrong?
var_dump($targetUsersIDs);
$targetUsers = get_users(['include' => $targetUsersIDs]);
var_dump($targetUsers);
Output of var_dump($targetUsersIDs);
array (size=3)
0 =>
object(stdClass)[4785]
public 'ID' => string '1' (length=1)
1 =>
object(stdClass)[4784]
public 'ID' => string '2' (length=1)
2 =>
object(stdClass)[4783]
public 'ID' => string '4' (length=1)
Start of the output of var_dump(targetUsers);
array (size=1)
0 =>
object(WP_User) ...
php id get-users
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I have an array of user IDs, I want to get data for each of these users. I first thought of writing a classic SQL query but I found WordPress has integreted functions for it. However, get_users(...) is only returning me 1 users though it should return 3. What am I doing wrong?
var_dump($targetUsersIDs);
$targetUsers = get_users(['include' => $targetUsersIDs]);
var_dump($targetUsers);
Output of var_dump($targetUsersIDs);
array (size=3)
0 =>
object(stdClass)[4785]
public 'ID' => string '1' (length=1)
1 =>
object(stdClass)[4784]
public 'ID' => string '2' (length=1)
2 =>
object(stdClass)[4783]
public 'ID' => string '4' (length=1)
Start of the output of var_dump(targetUsers);
array (size=1)
0 =>
object(WP_User) ...
php id get-users
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I have an array of user IDs, I want to get data for each of these users. I first thought of writing a classic SQL query but I found WordPress has integreted functions for it. However, get_users(...) is only returning me 1 users though it should return 3. What am I doing wrong?
var_dump($targetUsersIDs);
$targetUsers = get_users(['include' => $targetUsersIDs]);
var_dump($targetUsers);
Output of var_dump($targetUsersIDs);
array (size=3)
0 =>
object(stdClass)[4785]
public 'ID' => string '1' (length=1)
1 =>
object(stdClass)[4784]
public 'ID' => string '2' (length=1)
2 =>
object(stdClass)[4783]
public 'ID' => string '4' (length=1)
Start of the output of var_dump(targetUsers);
array (size=1)
0 =>
object(WP_User) ...
php id get-users
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I have an array of user IDs, I want to get data for each of these users. I first thought of writing a classic SQL query but I found WordPress has integreted functions for it. However, get_users(...) is only returning me 1 users though it should return 3. What am I doing wrong?
var_dump($targetUsersIDs);
$targetUsers = get_users(['include' => $targetUsersIDs]);
var_dump($targetUsers);
Output of var_dump($targetUsersIDs);
array (size=3)
0 =>
object(stdClass)[4785]
public 'ID' => string '1' (length=1)
1 =>
object(stdClass)[4784]
public 'ID' => string '2' (length=1)
2 =>
object(stdClass)[4783]
public 'ID' => string '4' (length=1)
Start of the output of var_dump(targetUsers);
array (size=1)
0 =>
object(WP_User) ...
php id get-users
php id get-users
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The include key on get_users requires an array of IDs (numbers). You are giving it an array of objects that have an ID property. If you look at your first var dump you will see this. WP is casting that to a number and returning the user with that number which is not what you want.
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I guess it's the right path ... now, looping on the array for($i=0; $i < $targetUsersIDsCount;$i++) { $integerTargetUsersIDs[$i] = (int)$targetUsersIDs[$i]; } Gives me and array of 3 times 1 (integer)
– TTT
13 hours ago
@TTT Instead of (int)$targetUsersID[$i] try $targetUsersIDs[$i]->ID. This means: take the ID property of the object in the index $i of the $targetUsersIDs array. Let me know if that helps.
– Julian
40 mins ago
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Somebody has posted this solution and then deleted their post:
$targetUsers = get_users(['include' => wp_list_pluck($targetUsersIDs,'ID')]);
It is where I'm using right now.
Please dn't hesitate to tell me if there's any reason it was wrong (I'm not sure the user has deleted their answer).
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Julian's answer explains you why you only got one user returned. Now there'swp_list_pluck()with which you get an array existing merely of user IDs. Which is exactly whatincludeis expecting. Wondering myself why the answer got deleted. It looks just fine. Maybe they were worried about where the$targetUsersIDsarray came from in the first place.
– leymannx
11 hours ago
@TTY this is just a shortcut for what I stated in my comment. Nothing wrong with either solution.
– Julian
38 mins ago
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Do it like this
var_dump($targetUsersIDs);
$ids = array();
foreach ( $targetUsersIDs as $id ) $ids = $id;
$targetUsers = get_users(['include' => $ids ] );
var_dump($targetUsers);
I hope this may help.
answered 13 hours ago
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You should be using WP_User_Query for this.
$user_ids = [ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 ];
$args = [
'include' = $user_ids,
]
$user_query = new WP_User_Query( $args );
Now you can simply use the result in a user loop/foreach.
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The include key on get_users requires an array of IDs (numbers). You are giving it an array of objects that have an ID property. If you look at your first var dump you will see this. WP is casting that to a number and returning the user with that number which is not what you want.
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I guess it's the right path ... now, looping on the array for($i=0; $i < $targetUsersIDsCount;$i++) { $integerTargetUsersIDs[$i] = (int)$targetUsersIDs[$i]; } Gives me and array of 3 times 1 (integer)
– TTT
13 hours ago
@TTT Instead of (int)$targetUsersID[$i] try $targetUsersIDs[$i]->ID. This means: take the ID property of the object in the index $i of the $targetUsersIDs array. Let me know if that helps.
– Julian
40 mins ago
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The include key on get_users requires an array of IDs (numbers). You are giving it an array of objects that have an ID property. If you look at your first var dump you will see this. WP is casting that to a number and returning the user with that number which is not what you want.
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I guess it's the right path ... now, looping on the array for($i=0; $i < $targetUsersIDsCount;$i++) { $integerTargetUsersIDs[$i] = (int)$targetUsersIDs[$i]; } Gives me and array of 3 times 1 (integer)
– TTT
13 hours ago
@TTT Instead of (int)$targetUsersID[$i] try $targetUsersIDs[$i]->ID. This means: take the ID property of the object in the index $i of the $targetUsersIDs array. Let me know if that helps.
– Julian
40 mins ago
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The include key on get_users requires an array of IDs (numbers). You are giving it an array of objects that have an ID property. If you look at your first var dump you will see this. WP is casting that to a number and returning the user with that number which is not what you want.
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The include key on get_users requires an array of IDs (numbers). You are giving it an array of objects that have an ID property. If you look at your first var dump you will see this. WP is casting that to a number and returning the user with that number which is not what you want.
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I guess it's the right path ... now, looping on the array for($i=0; $i < $targetUsersIDsCount;$i++) { $integerTargetUsersIDs[$i] = (int)$targetUsersIDs[$i]; } Gives me and array of 3 times 1 (integer)
– TTT
13 hours ago
@TTT Instead of (int)$targetUsersID[$i] try $targetUsersIDs[$i]->ID. This means: take the ID property of the object in the index $i of the $targetUsersIDs array. Let me know if that helps.
– Julian
40 mins ago
add a comment |
I guess it's the right path ... now, looping on the array for($i=0; $i < $targetUsersIDsCount;$i++) { $integerTargetUsersIDs[$i] = (int)$targetUsersIDs[$i]; } Gives me and array of 3 times 1 (integer)
– TTT
13 hours ago
@TTT Instead of (int)$targetUsersID[$i] try $targetUsersIDs[$i]->ID. This means: take the ID property of the object in the index $i of the $targetUsersIDs array. Let me know if that helps.
– Julian
40 mins ago
I guess it's the right path ... now, looping on the array for($i=0; $i < $targetUsersIDsCount;$i++) { $integerTargetUsersIDs[$i] = (int)$targetUsersIDs[$i]; } Gives me and array of 3 times 1 (integer)
– TTT
13 hours ago
I guess it's the right path ... now, looping on the array for($i=0; $i < $targetUsersIDsCount;$i++) { $integerTargetUsersIDs[$i] = (int)$targetUsersIDs[$i]; } Gives me and array of 3 times 1 (integer)
– TTT
13 hours ago
@TTT Instead of (int)$targetUsersID[$i] try $targetUsersIDs[$i]->ID. This means: take the ID property of the object in the index $i of the $targetUsersIDs array. Let me know if that helps.
– Julian
40 mins ago
@TTT Instead of (int)$targetUsersID[$i] try $targetUsersIDs[$i]->ID. This means: take the ID property of the object in the index $i of the $targetUsersIDs array. Let me know if that helps.
– Julian
40 mins ago
add a comment |
Somebody has posted this solution and then deleted their post:
$targetUsers = get_users(['include' => wp_list_pluck($targetUsersIDs,'ID')]);
It is where I'm using right now.
Please dn't hesitate to tell me if there's any reason it was wrong (I'm not sure the user has deleted their answer).
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Julian's answer explains you why you only got one user returned. Now there'swp_list_pluck()with which you get an array existing merely of user IDs. Which is exactly whatincludeis expecting. Wondering myself why the answer got deleted. It looks just fine. Maybe they were worried about where the$targetUsersIDsarray came from in the first place.
– leymannx
11 hours ago
@TTY this is just a shortcut for what I stated in my comment. Nothing wrong with either solution.
– Julian
38 mins ago
add a comment |
Somebody has posted this solution and then deleted their post:
$targetUsers = get_users(['include' => wp_list_pluck($targetUsersIDs,'ID')]);
It is where I'm using right now.
Please dn't hesitate to tell me if there's any reason it was wrong (I'm not sure the user has deleted their answer).
answered 11 hours ago
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Julian's answer explains you why you only got one user returned. Now there'swp_list_pluck()with which you get an array existing merely of user IDs. Which is exactly whatincludeis expecting. Wondering myself why the answer got deleted. It looks just fine. Maybe they were worried about where the$targetUsersIDsarray came from in the first place.
– leymannx
11 hours ago
@TTY this is just a shortcut for what I stated in my comment. Nothing wrong with either solution.
– Julian
38 mins ago
add a comment |
Somebody has posted this solution and then deleted their post:
$targetUsers = get_users(['include' => wp_list_pluck($targetUsersIDs,'ID')]);
It is where I'm using right now.
Please dn't hesitate to tell me if there's any reason it was wrong (I'm not sure the user has deleted their answer).
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Somebody has posted this solution and then deleted their post:
$targetUsers = get_users(['include' => wp_list_pluck($targetUsersIDs,'ID')]);
It is where I'm using right now.
Please dn't hesitate to tell me if there's any reason it was wrong (I'm not sure the user has deleted their answer).
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Julian's answer explains you why you only got one user returned. Now there'swp_list_pluck()with which you get an array existing merely of user IDs. Which is exactly whatincludeis expecting. Wondering myself why the answer got deleted. It looks just fine. Maybe they were worried about where the$targetUsersIDsarray came from in the first place.
– leymannx
11 hours ago
@TTY this is just a shortcut for what I stated in my comment. Nothing wrong with either solution.
– Julian
38 mins ago
add a comment |
Julian's answer explains you why you only got one user returned. Now there'swp_list_pluck()with which you get an array existing merely of user IDs. Which is exactly whatincludeis expecting. Wondering myself why the answer got deleted. It looks just fine. Maybe they were worried about where the$targetUsersIDsarray came from in the first place.
– leymannx
11 hours ago
@TTY this is just a shortcut for what I stated in my comment. Nothing wrong with either solution.
– Julian
38 mins ago
Julian's answer explains you why you only got one user returned. Now there's
wp_list_pluck() with which you get an array existing merely of user IDs. Which is exactly what include is expecting. Wondering myself why the answer got deleted. It looks just fine. Maybe they were worried about where the $targetUsersIDs array came from in the first place.– leymannx
11 hours ago
Julian's answer explains you why you only got one user returned. Now there's
wp_list_pluck() with which you get an array existing merely of user IDs. Which is exactly what include is expecting. Wondering myself why the answer got deleted. It looks just fine. Maybe they were worried about where the $targetUsersIDs array came from in the first place.– leymannx
11 hours ago
@TTY this is just a shortcut for what I stated in my comment. Nothing wrong with either solution.
– Julian
38 mins ago
@TTY this is just a shortcut for what I stated in my comment. Nothing wrong with either solution.
– Julian
38 mins ago
add a comment |
Do it like this
var_dump($targetUsersIDs);
$ids = array();
foreach ( $targetUsersIDs as $id ) $ids = $id;
$targetUsers = get_users(['include' => $ids ] );
var_dump($targetUsers);
I hope this may help.
answered 13 hours ago
Qaisar FerozQaisar Feroz
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Do it like this
var_dump($targetUsersIDs);
$ids = array();
foreach ( $targetUsersIDs as $id ) $ids = $id;
$targetUsers = get_users(['include' => $ids ] );
var_dump($targetUsers);
I hope this may help.
answered 13 hours ago
Qaisar FerozQaisar Feroz
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Do it like this
var_dump($targetUsersIDs);
$ids = array();
foreach ( $targetUsersIDs as $id ) $ids = $id;
$targetUsers = get_users(['include' => $ids ] );
var_dump($targetUsers);
I hope this may help.
answered 13 hours ago
Qaisar FerozQaisar Feroz
1,4191217
Do it like this
var_dump($targetUsersIDs);
$ids = array();
foreach ( $targetUsersIDs as $id ) $ids = $id;
$targetUsers = get_users(['include' => $ids ] );
var_dump($targetUsers);
I hope this may help.
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You should be using WP_User_Query for this.
$user_ids = [ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 ];
$args = [
'include' = $user_ids,
]
$user_query = new WP_User_Query( $args );
Now you can simply use the result in a user loop/foreach.
answered 11 hours ago
leymannxleymannx
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You should be using WP_User_Query for this.
$user_ids = [ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 ];
$args = [
'include' = $user_ids,
]
$user_query = new WP_User_Query( $args );
Now you can simply use the result in a user loop/foreach.
answered 11 hours ago
leymannxleymannx
78611022
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You should be using WP_User_Query for this.
$user_ids = [ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 ];
$args = [
'include' = $user_ids,
]
$user_query = new WP_User_Query( $args );
Now you can simply use the result in a user loop/foreach.
answered 11 hours ago
leymannxleymannx
78611022
You should be using WP_User_Query for this.
$user_ids = [ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 ];
$args = [
'include' = $user_ids,
]
$user_query = new WP_User_Query( $args );
Now you can simply use the result in a user loop/foreach.
answered 11 hours ago
leymannxleymannx
78611022
answered 11 hours ago
leymannxleymannx
78611022
answered 11 hours ago
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