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Hi,
I have a custom registration page with a registration form in it but when completed it redirects to /register page.
Latest theme version and latest BuddyPress version installed, and I have BuddyPress register page set to None.
I just want people to be registered and sent to a welcome page when they join, using Peter’s redirect plugin, but it gets over-ridden by this redirect…?
I have had to revert to setting a register page in BuddyPress but I’d like to be able to lay that out better and put a background on it if I cannot get passed the above redirect.
I am also struggling to find where I can modify the BuddyPress activation emails and change the email from WordPress@mysite.com on the activations.
Plus not have to have email activation at all if possible, how can I make these changes with Kleo, and is there any documentation on these aspects outlined above..?
thanks,
Iain
Hello, how did you create the custom registration page? If using buddypress, the default registration page is /register so its normal that it redirect there.
It depends on how you created your registration page
You could try by adding this to functions.php of child themeCOPY CODEfunction wpse_19692_registration_redirect() { return home_url( '/my-page' ); } add_filter( 'registration_redirect', 'wpse_19692_registration_redirect' );at /my-page, set your welcome page url
To change wordpress default email, check http://www.artishock.net/wordpress/how-to-change-wordpress-default-email-from-name-and-from-address/
And this will disable activation https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-disable-activation-reloaded/
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Hi Laura,
thanks for getting back to me.
re how did I create my login page…?
I used the Kleo shortcode
[kleo_register register_title=”Register Now” show_for_users=”yes” el_class=”regi-class”]
and when that form is filled in on the front-end it does not submit the data, it simply redirects to /register and they have to do it all again, so with BuddyPress working that seems to make this form and shortcode redundant..?
Is that how it is supposed to behave..?
If I have to modify the BuddyPress register page directly then I will, but you should make it clear to users that the Kleo registration form will not work with BuddyPress if that is indeed the case.
re disabling activation emails, I had seen that plugin you refer to but was worried that it appeared to not have been updated in 3 years. I found a paid plugin which is well supported, and I think it might be worth investing in.
https://buddydev.com/plugins/bp-auto-activate-auto-login/
This feature would be a nice add to Kleo out of the box.. (hint 🙂
Thanks for the reference to WordPress emails article too…
regards,
Iain
Hello, will assign the ticket to a higher support level who can help and advise you in your query.
Thanks! ?Hi there!!! Help others from the community and mark any reply as solution if it solved your question. Mark as a solutionLaura Solanes - Graphic Designer and Web Designer
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Hi,
Just I’ve tested to reproduce the issue that you describe, but after I’ve created the join page forms after I’ve pressed button register the account has been created directly.
Did you have resolved the issue?
Cheers
R.Hi there!!! Help others from the community and mark any reply as solution if it solved your question. Mark as a solutionHi Radu,
did you have BuddyPress active..?
I will test this again with only the relevant plugins active and see if I can get it to work…
thanks,
Iain
I’ve tested live on your site where the BuddyPress I believe was active.
I’ve tested again on your site and same behavior the account was created.
So literally the signup it’s made
Cheers
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