[andreu]

Hi,

Can you provide some info for us please?

Thanks

[andreu]

Sorry, I’ve just seen that this has been solved in 1.21. Isn’t it?

Thanks! 🙂

[andreu]

Hi,

Any idea about this problem?

Thanks

[andreu]

Any help with this? Thanks

[andreu]

This finally have been solved without changing anything. Mysteries… but thanks anyway! 🙂

[andreu]

Hi Sourov,

Unfortunately, this is not the problem. If I set a registration redirection, I’m redirected when I click on the regiter button. After activating my account via the link of the email I receive, I still get the white screen.

I realised that when I visit the activation link for the first time, I get the blank screen. When I visit the link for the second time, the page just load fine, but the message I receive says that my account have already been activated.

The activation page seem to do it’s purpose fine, but getting a blank screen instead of a confirmation message cause my users to get confused about the activation process.

Thanks

[andreu]

Any help with this?
Thanks…

[andreu]

Thanks. Using “user_pass” for the key resolved the issue 🙂

[andreu]

I have used the WP’s default one. I attach you how it looks (in Spanish): https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/11189866/pass.png

The meta key of the field is “contrasena” in Spanish. Should it be a different thing maybe?

[andreu]

Ok thanks, but I need to implement it now. So, is there any function/filter that let me:
1. Desactivate a user account
2. Resend the confirmation email to make him activate his account again
Or could you please show me where I can find the piece of code in the plugin that let me do this? I’m a developer and I think I could do it myself, but It would be good to have some point to start from.

Thanks again

[andreu]

I’m sorry but I couldn’t make it work. get_term_link() and the rest of the function seem to be ok.
Finally, I made a little trick that let me do what I need. When the user login I use the login_redirect() filter to redirect him to the homepage with a get variable:

return site_url().'?goto=clientarea';

Then, with template_redirect() hook, I redirect him to the custom term page with a conditional, this way:

function my_page_template_redirect(){
    if( $_GET['goto'] == 'clientarea' ){
        wp_redirect( get_term_link(...) );
        exit();
    }
}
add_action( 'template_redirect', 'my_page_template_redirect' );

The get_term_link() function is working fine in the template_redirect() function. However, I couldn’t make it work in the login_redirect() one…

Thanks

[andreu]

Thanks Khaled, I could make work the $user var.

However, is it possible that get_term_link function doesn’t work fine inside the filter? I can return a hardcoded url, but if I try to get a term link a WP Error appears and admin-ajax.php doesn’t complete the request.

I’ve been trying alternatives during more than an hour without success 🙁

Thank you

[andreu]

I want to return a page with the user ID as a GET var. This is my code:

function allow_login_redirect_hook( $isEnable, $hookName ) {
    if ( 'login_redirect' == $hookName )
        $isEnable = true;
    
    return $isEnable;
}
add_filter( 'user_meta_wp_hook', 'allow_login_redirect_hook', 10, 2 );

add_filter( 'login_redirect', 'redirectClient' );
function redirectClient( $redirect_to, $redirect, $user ){
	return get_permalink(24).'?user_id='.$user->ID; 
}

Thanks

[andreu]

No, I’ve tried to get $user->ID and $user->user_login without success.

[andreu]

The redirection is working fine now. However, I can’t get the user ID. I’ve tried with $user->ID without succes. Also, I’ve tried with this, but it’s not working neither:

global $current_user;
get_currentuserinfo();
$user_id == $current_user->ID;

Thanks!

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