Not work for me with the last edition of WordPress

Hi,

Which version of WordPress are you using ?

I’m using always The latest edition. Today WordPress was updated to 4.1.2

Hi,

Can you please provide :
– an URL I can test
– the list of other plugins you are using.

Thanks

Can I send this information in private?
If yes can you provide me an email address or you can open a support ticket here: https://supporto.peopleinside.it ?

I will list an user account and plug in list.

You can send it here : https://www.skyminds.net/contact/

Done, thanks.
Message has been sent at your link.

Thank you.

The current link points to your /wp-admin directory.

You need to put a link to wp-login.php in your sidebar or in your pages/posts.

When a user click on the link, he’s directed to the login page. Once identified, he is redirected to the page he was reading prior to identification.

Oh, not work with wp-admin so I should change login link.
I will try to do so.

Can you think to add an option in the future to choose to redirect user to Dashboard page? ?? So let admin choose if user are redirected to the last visited link or Dashboard.

I will edit the login link, thanks and sorry.
I’m happy to see you are present here to give support and this plug in is updated.

Matt thanks again.
With love,
Mark

If in the login button I put wp-admin is good because if user press and is not logged in they will ask to log in, if the are already logged in the user goes on Dashboard.

With link to wp-login.php user also if is logged and click on that button is redirected again to login page.

This is the reason I was using wp-admin and not wp-login.php

Can’t really work on wp-admin/ link?

If you want the user to be redirected to the dashboard, link to /wp-admin.

It would actually be interesting for you to use the native wp_loginout() function in your theme : https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/wp_loginout

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/wp-loginphp-vs-wp-admin?replies=3#post-6858984

Matt on my website (you can see by clicking on my nick) on the right I have a Login button who redirect the user to wp-admin
that because

1. If is an admin to log in they are redirected to the Dashboard so very comfortable.

2. If user or admin click again on the Login button on the right once they are already logged in admin and user will be redirected to the Dashboard so very comfortable.

But the link to wp-admin cause to me ONE issue, Sky login redirect can redirect user only if the user make the log in from wp-login.php, if user logged in from wp-admin they not works and user are redirected to their profile.

If I replace the button link with wp-login.php i have TWO issue instead of one

1. If admin logged in from wp-login.php they are not redirected to the Dashboard, so bad!

2. If admin or user once on the website click again on the Log in button user or admin already logged in will see a login form who ask again to log in with user and password, this is so bad.

So do you think there is some way to find a solution for resolve the issue so make the plug in works also from wp-admin login or is a wordpress structure who can’t for now find a solution with your plug in?

Thanks

Hi,

Do you want all users to be redirected to the Dashboard ?

Yes I think will be nice but the issue is for log in I’M using /wp-admin/ as link for log in https://www.example.com/wp-admin/

and Sky login redirect seems can’t work with this log in URL. So my question is if there is a way to make works also for user who logged in by the /wp-admin/ link.

This is the first point, make, if possible, the plug in works also for user who log in by that URL (wp-admin)

The second point is less important and is an idea to add option to make choose to redirect all user to the Dashboard instead of redirect them to the previous page but will be a good idea to keep the plug in works for all the function, is the user administrator who manage the plug in settings who can decide by the menu option what they want for default.

Add index.php to the link in your button : https://www.example.com/wp-admin/index.php

The user is then redirected as expected on the dashboard.