Showing Register Link to Logged In Users

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up: logged out
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it works.

I tweaked the code in the previous version of the script to hide the register link which still appears when the user is logged in. The link appears as “#bawregister#”. I have updated the plugin hoping you had fixed the issue but I see that my changes were reverted (as expected) but the issue is not fixed. Everything works fine for the log in/log out but when a user is logged in, the link “#bawregister#” still appears. So I’ll be implementing the changes I made last time to work around this.

Something is wrong with another plugin or theme, because as you can see, it works on a fresh install, thanks

Hi Julio

I can confirm this issue. I just tested it with a new WordPress Installation. The Registration menu entry does indeed not disappear if logged in. Here is what I figured out:

If the URL field contains #bawregister#, it works as expected. The Registration menu disappears if logged in. However, if I replace #bawregister# with an URL such https://www.wordpressXY.com/?page_id=85, the registration link won’t disappear.

Thanks for having a look at this again!

if I replace
you touched it.

Julio,

Your plugin is flawed. Stop marking this as resolved until you solve the issue. I have not replaced the URL in the menu like I thi k Bern did. Mine still reads #bawregister# as tbe URL in the menu. When a use is logged out the text properly reads “Register” when the user is logged in, the text reads “#bawregister#” but it should be invisible.

Julio,

In my testing I have seen that when the URL of the menu item is #bawregister# it works fine. IF, however, you set it to #bawregister#%actualpage%, the phrase “#bawregister# is still visible in the menu after login. The %actualpage% modifier is given in the instructions to set the redirect page to the referring page.

It seems there’s a bug either when the exact value of the URL field is not #bawregister# or when the %actualpage% modifier is added.

Is there another way to get this effect, or is my syntax flawed in some way?

It also seems this user’s issue was pertinent to this discussion: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/register-option-are-bespoke-urls-to-custom-page-possible