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  • September 7, 2014 at 11:05 pm #6280
    FDMaguire
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    I have a multisite load of WordPress. I have it set up on a test server as I learn the proper configuration. I have purchased User Meta Pro for Unlimited Sites.

    I am able to get a part of the needed capability to work but still struggling with the other parts. I have tested having User Meta Pro loaded only on the primary site as well as having it loaded on the secondary sites.

    I have set-up various test users. If I have a test user with a user account on multiple sites in the network, I see this as I should when I have them logged in. It shows the various sites up in the admin bar.

    If I am on the primary site and I click on the “Log Out” in the admin bar on the right, it properly takes me to wherever I told User Meta Pro to go on logout in the settings area on the Dashboard for that primary site. Here is an image to the location I am talking about clicking on the “Log Out”:
    http://bit.ly/1pERkIr

    But, here is where I have a problem. If I have that same test user over on one of the secondary sites where that user is also a member and they click on the same “Log Out”, they are sent to the following:
    http://bit.ly/1pESL9H

    This is the same whether I have a secondary multisite loaded up with User Meta Pro and indicating a different redirection location for logout or it is another one of our secondary sites on the WordPress multisite that does not even have User Meta Pro loaded as a plugin at all.

    Any help with this would be much appreciated.

    September 7, 2014 at 11:25 pm #6281
    FDMaguire
    Member

    I have done a little more testing. I have noticed that the “Login” in the top left of the admin bar also have changing behavior.

    Here is an image of the location I am discussing:
    http://bit.ly/1pEVIac

    If I click on “Login” while on the primary web site in the multisite network, it takes me to the proper registration page as set in User Meta Pro. If I click on “Login” in the top left on a secondary site in the multisite network load, it takes me here:
    http://bit.ly/1pEVYWW

    What is also interesting is that if I click on “Register” in the top left of the admin bar, it takes me to the correct location whether I am on the primary site in the WordPress multisite set-up or I am on a secondary site in the WordPress multisite set-up. So, the “Register” link seems to behave properly regardless.

    September 20, 2014 at 11:11 pm #6324
    FDMaguire
    Member

    Tomorrow will be two weeks since I originally posted this message. I know schedules get busy, but I am really hoping for some support on this topic as I cannot take our online community live until it is resolved.

    Thanks!

    September 21, 2014 at 1:01 am #6332
    Khaled
    Member

    Hi,

    Sorry for being late. In multisite, if the user is a member of site and has a role, you can configure redirection by user-meta settings tab. Make sure that, you configured for the correct role. If you select, redirect to login page, don’t forget to select a login page under User Meta >> Settings (Login Tab).

    However, if the current user is not a member of current site or has no role to current site, then he/she will be redirected to wp default (login page) after logout. As in UMP settings, there are no option to configure for no-role, you can add following code to your functions.php to allow non-member/non-role to redirect to targeted url.

    add_filter( 'user_meta_logout_redirect', 'redirectForNonMember', 50, 2 );
function redirectForNonMember($redirect, $user) {
	$role = reset( $user->roles );
	if ( empty( $role ) ) {
		$redirect = 'http://example.com';
	}

	return $redirect;
}

    Thanks.

    September 21, 2014 at 1:06 am #6333
    Khaled
    Member

    It is better to specify your login and registration page on User Meta >> Settings page for every site under the network, including primary site. Because, every site follows different UMP settings.

    September 26, 2014 at 9:08 pm #6360
    FDMaguire
    Member

    Thanks Khaled.

    Any thought given to permit network wide settings applied at the Super Admin level?

    Going further, possibly even consider allowing us to sponsor the cost of that development if it does not currently make sense to be higher up on your development road map for most users?

    It would save us a huge amount of time and also make the additional of new sites to the network not require us running out to each new site and going to the UMP settings on that site.

    • This reply was modified 10 years, 2 months ago by FDMaguire.
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