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  • Plugin Author Kevin Vess

    (@kevinvess)

    I think the problem is your “custom login page” is using an established WordPress login URL that redirects to the login page.

    I believe you need to create a unique URL for your custom login page or replace that WordPress function with your own to remove the redirect for that URL.

    When I click Sign in, it redirects to the login page
    Again, and is not logged in.

    After your first attempt to login and you are redirected to the login screen again –?try typing the URL for the admin Dashboard (‘/wp-admin/’) in your browser’s address bar to be sure you’re “not logged in” or if you were just redirected to the login screen after successfully logging in (which is what I suspect).

    Also–?Force Login only redirects users to the login page if the WordPress function is_user_logged_in() returns false –?meaning, WordPress did not recognize you as logged-in. So, if you’re truly not a logged-in user after logging in –?something else has gone wrong.

    mld1000

    (@mld1000)

    Kevin,
    I downloaded and activated the plugin and it sent me to the WP login when I want to go to my buddypress register/login page. How can I make that happen?

    Thanks,

    Mike

    Plugin Author Kevin Vess

    (@kevinvess)

    @mld1000 Your question is not exactly related to the original post, next time create a new topic if it’s not about the same issue –?thanks!

    Force Login only sends visitors to the login page URL configured by the builtin WordPress function wp_login_url().

    This sounds like an issue with BuddyPress and WordPress –?not Force Login.

    You need to figure out how to get the builtin WordPress function wp_login_url() to point to your BuddyPress login URL instead.

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