Facebook Registration redirect to original page

While I appreciate Laura helping Orlando, my original question remains open and is not the same as Orlando’s. Next time Orlando should consider creating his own ticket rather than highjacking someone else’s.

My problem is not that Facebook registration does not work. Here’s my original post:

Facebook registration works well, but after the success it redirects to the user profile asking to complete it.

Is there a way to redirect to the the original page ? It works really well with login, but not with registration.

Thanks,
Marc

Hi Radu,

These options are for LOGIN and they work perfectly fine for me, when a user logs in it’s exactly what happens. My settings:
LOGIN REDIRECT = Reload the current page
HOMEPAGE REDIRECT = Disabled

The question here is why REGISTRATION with Facebook (first time only) forwards to the user profile instead of reloading the current page.

Couldn’t this be fixed with a line or two in functions.php rather than installing a plugin?

Cheers,
Marc

Hi Radu,

Thank you, this is very close. I tried it on my test site from this page:
https://www.arbolife.com/arbolife/fr/events/conference-zero-dechet-avec-bea-johnson

and the page it forwarded after registration was:
https://www.arbolife.com/arbolife/fr/events/conference-zero-dechet-avec-bea-johnson/false

Of course the /false at the end generates a 404. Do you know how to remove this?

Cheers,
Marc

Hi Radu,

Unfortunately it still shows the /false at the end of the pages’s URL and produces the same error. Any other idea?

Cheers,
Marc

Hi Radu,

Now it loads the homepage, but not the current page from which I click on the log in with FB button.
At least the /false is gone. Can you make it load the current page?

Cheers,
Marc

Hi Radu,

Thanks, but that produces the same result as the first two attempts, it creates a 404 error because there is again “/false” appended to the current page URL.

I googled it realized the get_permalink(); was returning the false and your function was appending it to the end of the current page URL, so no need to get the current URL because it’s already there. Not adding anything to it might work. So I tried this – and I’m not a coder, but it worked:

add_filter('kleo_fb_register_redirect','custom_redirect_link_facebook_login');
function custom_redirect_link_facebook_login(){
    $reloadcurrentpage = "";
    return $reloadcurrentpage;
}
add_filter('kleo_fb_register_redirect','custom_redirect_link_facebook_login');

Is this completely stupid to create a function to return nothing or should it do something else?

Cheers,
Marc

OK thanks for your help.

Cheers,
Marc