You can create a custom ajax action or add a custom parameter to your post request and catch it on init action callback. In that ajax action/init callback you can use wp_signon function to check if the credentials are ok and return proper response. I would write some code but I’m on mobile and would … Read more
In the template file change the followign stuff <div id=”woffice-login-left”> <video>Video Tag goes here</video> <?php echo get_search_form();?> </div>
Hide login page and use wp_login_form on ordinary pages
I need to do the next step: To redirect my logout, I put the next code in functions.php function out_home(){ wp_redirect(home_url()); exit(); } add_action(“wp_logout”,”out_home”); In my header.php, to change the value of my URL in the login: $URL_POSTLOGIN = add_query_arg(array(),$wp->request); function login_go_home($URL_POSTLOGIN){ wp_redirect($URL_POSTLOGIN); exit(); } add_action(“wp_login”,”login_go_home”); Maybe is not the best solution but in my … Read more
Your snippet works fine for me. Although, you should be testing the second argument, rather than the first. See the codex. You are testing for text that may already have been translated, so your string comparison could fail. function custom_login_text ( $translated_text, $untranslated_text ) { if (in_array( $GLOBALS[‘pagenow’], array( ‘wp-login.php’, ‘wp-register.php’ ) )) { if … Read more
Custom login-form redirect
Yes, you should include your php file in functions.php in WordPress theme folder. In functions.php : require( ‘your_php_file’ ); And write : <?php add_action( ‘init’, ‘fetch_login_form’); function fetch_login_form() { $user_email = $_POST[‘user_email’]; // write condition based on Username or User email. } Password is autogenerated while we receive an email so you can stop send … Read more
You can change the backend URL to custom with your own needs. You can acheive this using the plugin iThemes Security. iThemes Security (formerly Better WP Security) gives you over 30+ ways to secure and protect your WordPress site.
It would appear that this is an XY problem, where Y is what you’re asking ( an attempt to solve X, your real problem ), and X is the inability to retrieve only confirmed/active users Firstly, what you wanted to do isn’t quite possible in multisites, there’s already a table named wp_signups for these users, … Read more
Are you sure $user->user_profile_setup is the correct way to reference the meta info? # does ‘user_profile_setup’ show up under wp_get_current_user()? print_r(wp_get_current_user()); I think you mean to do: function first_time_login( $redirect_to, $user){ if( get_user_meta($user->ID, ‘user_profile_setup’, true) == ‘true’ ){ //edited line return $redirect_to; } else{ return “/account-setup?redirect_to='”. $redirect_to . “‘”; } } Assuming that $current_user = … Read more