change email of every wordpress user subscribed to a bbpress forum
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I want to do a test mailing in my staging area, to see if a new WP plugin works for BBpress.
In order to do this, i want to change all emails to my personal email address for all that are subscribed to the forum (so i don't accidentally send out mails to real users).
The problem is that the WP user email is found in the DB wp_users and the forum meta info is found in the DB wp_usermeta.
What SQL statement would i use if i wanted to change the email of all bbpress "Participants" to "myemail@email.com".
I want to do something like:
UPDATE wp_users SET user_email = "myemail@email.com" WHERE wp_usermeta.meta_key = "participant";
mysql wordpress bbpress
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I want to do a test mailing in my staging area, to see if a new WP plugin works for BBpress.
In order to do this, i want to change all emails to my personal email address for all that are subscribed to the forum (so i don't accidentally send out mails to real users).
The problem is that the WP user email is found in the DB wp_users and the forum meta info is found in the DB wp_usermeta.
What SQL statement would i use if i wanted to change the email of all bbpress "Participants" to "myemail@email.com".
I want to do something like:
UPDATE wp_users SET user_email = "myemail@email.com" WHERE wp_usermeta.meta_key = "participant";
mysql wordpress bbpress
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I want to do a test mailing in my staging area, to see if a new WP plugin works for BBpress.
In order to do this, i want to change all emails to my personal email address for all that are subscribed to the forum (so i don't accidentally send out mails to real users).
The problem is that the WP user email is found in the DB wp_users and the forum meta info is found in the DB wp_usermeta.
What SQL statement would i use if i wanted to change the email of all bbpress "Participants" to "myemail@email.com".
I want to do something like:
UPDATE wp_users SET user_email = "myemail@email.com" WHERE wp_usermeta.meta_key = "participant";
mysql wordpress bbpress
I want to do a test mailing in my staging area, to see if a new WP plugin works for BBpress.
In order to do this, i want to change all emails to my personal email address for all that are subscribed to the forum (so i don't accidentally send out mails to real users).
The problem is that the WP user email is found in the DB wp_users and the forum meta info is found in the DB wp_usermeta.
What SQL statement would i use if i wanted to change the email of all bbpress "Participants" to "myemail@email.com".
I want to do something like:
UPDATE wp_users SET user_email = "myemail@email.com" WHERE wp_usermeta.meta_key = "participant";
mysql wordpress bbpress
mysql wordpress bbpress
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With help from a collegue, this is the solution:
update wp_users
set wp_users.user_email = "myemail@email.com"
where
wp_users.ID IN (
select
wp_usermeta.user_id
from wp_usermeta
where (wp_usermeta.meta_key = "wp_capabilities") && (wp_usermeta.meta_value like
"%bbp_participant%")
)
;
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
0
down vote
With help from a collegue, this is the solution:
update wp_users
set wp_users.user_email = "myemail@email.com"
where
wp_users.ID IN (
select
wp_usermeta.user_id
from wp_usermeta
where (wp_usermeta.meta_key = "wp_capabilities") && (wp_usermeta.meta_value like
"%bbp_participant%")
)
;
add a comment |
up vote
0
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With help from a collegue, this is the solution:
update wp_users
set wp_users.user_email = "myemail@email.com"
where
wp_users.ID IN (
select
wp_usermeta.user_id
from wp_usermeta
where (wp_usermeta.meta_key = "wp_capabilities") && (wp_usermeta.meta_value like
"%bbp_participant%")
)
;
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
With help from a collegue, this is the solution:
update wp_users
set wp_users.user_email = "myemail@email.com"
where
wp_users.ID IN (
select
wp_usermeta.user_id
from wp_usermeta
where (wp_usermeta.meta_key = "wp_capabilities") && (wp_usermeta.meta_value like
"%bbp_participant%")
)
;
With help from a collegue, this is the solution:
update wp_users
set wp_users.user_email = "myemail@email.com"
where
wp_users.ID IN (
select
wp_usermeta.user_id
from wp_usermeta
where (wp_usermeta.meta_key = "wp_capabilities") && (wp_usermeta.meta_value like
"%bbp_participant%")
)
;
answered Nov 14 at 12:28
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