Alex Howes
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Thanks for your reply 🙂
It’s a really weird problem- it’s now doing different things. Before the problem started I used the logout page https://www.barn-door.co.uk/logout which didn’t go to the WP “do you wish to logout page?” but did log the user out.
When that stopped working I also tried creating a page with URL http://barn-door.co.uk/wp-login.php?action=logout.
Sometimes https://www.barn-door.co.uk/logout works, but sometimes not. The other, http://barn-door.co.uk/wp-login.php?action=logout, either goes to the WP admin login page, or to the home page.
Neither is currently redirecting to the “about” page set in usersWP, either for logged in or logged out users.
In investigating this problem, I set the usersWP logout redirect page to another page, say the “about” page, to see what happened. The results were odd.
If I try to logout when logged in, the logout page doesn’t logout and still redirects to the home page (rather than the “about” page I set it to).
If I go to the logout page when logged out, I see the correct WP “are you sure you wish to logout?” page, and then it redirects correctly to the “about” page, as set in usersWP.Not sure whether this comes from a usersWP issue or not. Any ideas would be much appreciated!
Oh, sorry, ok. It must be a wordpress problem then. I’ll ask in the WordPress support forum.
Cool, thanks for your help 🙂
Possibly just checking whether the last user page exists or not would work. If it exists, then redirect there after login, and if not then redirect to the home page. Do you know if there’s an action or filter that gets run that does the redirection? That way I could write a snippet to hook to it.
Hi Patrik,
I think this is a usersWP bug rather than something specific to my site. Maybe I didn’t explain properly.
When the option “Last User Page” is selected as the login redirect page, the user sometimes gets redirected to a blank page. This happens if the user’s last page was not on my site, or doesn’t exist (e.g. it’s the first page of a new window). Is it possible to set a fallback option, so that if the users’s last page doesn’t exist it redirects to home?
Thanks
AlexGreat, thanks! 🙂
Great, thanks. Is there a way to get a specific field from the user meta? And is there a function that I can use to change the user meta?
Thanks for your help!
AlexThanks for the pointer, I’ve got it working now 🙂
Alex
Thanks Patrik
It’s now working 🙂 In case anyone else on here is interested in doing this, I’ve written my code below. The html variable name for the role field is ‘role’ which must be prefixed by ‘uwp_account_’. The two options it can take on my form are ‘Worker’ and ‘Employer’ which correspond to my two roles ‘um_worker’ and ’employer’.
add_action('uwp_after_custom_fields_save', 'assign_user_role_on_registration', 10, 4); function assign_user_role_on_registration( $form_type, $data, $result, $user_id ) { if ($form_type == 'register') { $role = $data['uwp_account_role']; $current_user = get_userdata($user_id); if ($current_user) { $current_user_roles = $current_user->roles; if (in_array('subscriber', $current_user_roles)) { if ($role == 'Worker') { $current_user->set_role( 'um_worker' ); } if ($role == 'Employer') { $current_user->set_role( 'employer' ); } } } } }My current code is:
add_filter(‘hook’, ‘assign_user_role_on_registration’);
function assign_user_role_on_registration( $data ) {
global $post;
$post_id = $post->ID;if ($post_id) {
$role = geodir_get_post_meta($post_id, ‘role’);$current_user = wp_get_current_user();
$current_user_roles = $current_user->roles;if (in_array(‘subscriber’, $current_user_roles)){
$current_user->set_role( $role );
}
}
return $data;
}Where hook is the relevant hook (not sure what this is). I’m also not sure if geodir_get_post_meta is the right way to access the form field.
