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OK. From the Activity page, I removed the @mention and started typing my own post. There is still no submit button (see screenshot).
Yes, I can verify that. The “post update” button does indeed show when I make a regular activity stream post (see screenshot). So I guess the issue is only when I try to do an @mention post.
Hi Catalin,
Thanks – the GD bbPress Attachment plugin is good. I don’t believe I’m using a redirect plugin. However, I added a redirect code to the functions.php file in the Kleo-Child theme:
function my_pmpro_login_redirect_url($redirect_to, $request, $user) {
return home_url();
}
add_filter(‘pmpro_login_redirect_url’, ‘my_pmpro_login_redirect_url’, 10, 3);With this code, now users by-pass the WordPress admin area completely and stay on the front end of the site. So this is a step in the right direction. HOWEVER, I still have this issue:
Currently, when users type in my site home page URL, they go to the standard login page (see attachment) instead of the front end of my home page. My preference would be to have users go directly to the home page (not the WordPress login page). Once there, users could select either “Login” or “Register” (from the top navigation menuu) and a pop-up modal window would appear. How do I go about achieving this?
@gm713 thanks. Unfortunately, I already had it set to a Static page – Front page with my home page selected. That’s why I’m so confused. When I’m logged out of the site, I always go to the login page instead of the home page. There must be something else I’m missing.
Thanks, @gm713. I have no issues adding the Login and Register links to the top menu. However, my issue is that they don’t really work because by the time users get to the home page, they are already “logged in.” Currently, when users type in my site home page URL, they go to the standard wordpress login page (see attachment) instead of the front end of my home page. My preference would be to have users go directly to the home page (not the wordpress login page). Once there, users could select either Login or Register and a pop-up modal window would appear. Does that make sense?
For your issue, I’m not sure how to make it as a Button, but you can do it as a link. Then maybe you could style the link to look like a button? Here is what I did:
1. Create a Text Block (or put it in one of your current text blocks).
2. Within, text block, switch to Text View and add this code: log in. Then, in the “Extra Class Name field” add this code: bp-menu bp-login-nav (see screenshot)On a side note, there’s gotta be a way to do this as a button. But I can’t figure it out either.
I also have one other issue I wanted to ask regarding registrations. The email confirmation doesn’t seem to be working. For example, I registered someone to test it out, but that person never received the email to confirm/finalize the registration.
Also, is it possible to have control over who registers by either accepting their registration or denying it? For example, we are using this site for our customers ONLY. So if someone who is not our customer registers, we want to be able to deny that person.
Thanks!
I can replicate the pop-up by adding it as a link in a page, but I’m unclear how to do this in the top menu navbar?
