When filling user names, be sure to pull from entire network #194
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On Multisite installations, the user_ids in H5P results may correspond to network users who are not members of the current site. The proposed change tells WP to pull data corresponding to these user_ids, regardless of whether they have a role on the current site.
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When filling user names using
get_users(), the default WP behavior is to pull users who have a role on the current site. If H5P is running on a specific site in a Multisite network, and if a logged-in user interacts with a piece of H5P content but that user does not have a role on the specific site where H5P is active, then the user's name will be left blank in the Dashboard 'Results' views. The proposed change tells WP to pull up the user corresponding to the provideduser_id, regardless of whether that user has a role on the current site.