• Resolved mikejandreau

    (@mikejandreau)


    First off, great plugin. The fact that you’ve made this free when others charge a *ton* of money for something similar is awesome.

    That said, I’ve got a few issues I could use a hand with.

    1) I’m using a customized version of wp-login – custom skin, but still the same URL. When I use my customized page, none of the options work for authentication. If I use the default WordPress login form, everything works fine.

    Any suggestions on what I’m missing?

    2) I have a page template that lets users update their profile, so they don’t get access to wp-admin at all. I can’t find out where the plugin is doing its redirection to steer them away from wp-admin to the page I want.

    Can you point me in the right direction there?

    3) Is there any custom function I can hook into to use my own graphics for the buttons? I know I can overwrite the ones in the directory, but I’ll have to do that every time I upgrade the plugin – which may or may not be a big deal.

    Thanks again for the plugin, and thanks in advance for the help.

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  • Thread Starter mikejandreau

    (@mikejandreau)

    I figured out #1 and #3 on my own, but can’t seem to locate the answer to #2 still.

    If you can point me to where the redirect happens, I’ll be a happy guy and all set.

    Plugin Author thenbrent

    (@thenbrent)

    Hi mike, currently it’s redirecting in the sc_social_connect_process_login() function.

    I’ve added a filter in the latest version (which I’ll release later today) so that you can customise where the user is redirected too.

    The line adding the filter is:

    $redirect_to = apply_filters( 'social_connect_redirect_to', $redirect_to );

    And you can test hooking to this in the development version which you can download from here: https://github.com/thenbrent/social-connect/zipball/master

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