from your code you need to change one for redirect user to specific page after login. Your code : $location = wp_login_url($_SERVER[“REQUEST_URI”]); Change it as $location = wp_login_url (i.e. http://www.testsite.com/start); // pass url of page where you want to redirect user after login Hope this will help you.
You can easily create private forums with the Simple:Press forum plugin. http://simple-press.com/ It can do a LOT more than just that, and for that reason might be overkill (not sure what other requirements you have), but if you are looking for a very flexible and powerful forum system, then I can recommend Simple:Press.
Yes, you can set up a separate, private blog that requires members to log in. You can do this with a plug-in called Members Only – it’s freely available from the WordPress plug-in repository. Anyone who visits the site who’s not logged in will be directed automatically to the login screen. After users log in, … Read more
It’s not possible to call a private method through an action or filter. When calling add_action or add_filter, WordPress adds the callback to a list of callbacks for that specific action or filter. Then, when do_action or apply_filters is called, WordPress uses call_user_func_array to call the linked functions and methods. As call_user_func_array is not called … Read more
I had a similar problem and here is the best solution I could come up with. The reason (I think) that private or non-published items show up in menus is that the menu items are themselves posts and have their own post_status. That means that in a situation where a page is marked private, the … Read more
Fetching private posts or custom post types via WP-API with basic authentication
As it doesn’t look as though the OP is coming back, I’m adding their answer as an answer rather than leaving it in the question: For everyone dealing with the same problem: I was able to fix it with a code snippet of another thread: https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/172556/87321 Just had to add the post status “pending”, so … Read more
Transients are just database keys that expire. It’s like telling WordPress you want it to remember a certain piece of information, but for a limited time. In general, transients are accessible to PHP through any request. But since they’re server-side, transients are only exposed to front-end users if you as the developer expose them. A … Read more
The problem with the code in your question is it always intercepts. You completely lose the ability to not publish, no drafts possible. Why this leads to untrashable post is something I didn’t inspect further. Anyway this isn’t what one wants. I’m glad the javascript solution is working for you, but personally I have two … Read more
since you’re developing a plug-in, I assume you don’t want to touch any files outside of wp-content/plugins or ../themes for that matter. However, if that’s not the case, follow along: Go to wp-admin/includes/meta-boxes.php and find: $visibility = ‘public’; $visibility_trans = __(‘Public’); Now change it to the obvious: $visibility = ‘private’; $visibility_trans = __(‘Private’); Again, this … Read more