Matt Biscay

Hi,

What’s the code of your login page ?

Cheers ??

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.

Hi,

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

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

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.

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

Hi,

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

Thanks

Hi,

Which version of WordPress are you using ?

Hi,

Have you updated events Calendar recently ?

I had a look of the Events Calendar support page : it seems to have a lot of issues in its last version. I also notice that they touch permalinks, you might want to raise the issue with their plugin authors.

Meanwhile, you could try to :
– check the .htaccess at the root for leftover code
– check the .htaccess in the /wp-admin/ folder
– reset permalinks in Settings > Permalinks

Thanks,

Matt

Hi,

The plugin does not write to the .htaccess file : if you delete it, it will bring your blog back to vanilla behaviour. There are no permanent redirects, just filters used when the plugin is active.

Try to deactivate the plugin, delete it and clear your cache (cache plugin and browser).

The plugin does not redirect the backend to the frontend – could you please provide the list of plugins you are using?

Thanks,

Matt

Hi,

Redirecting the user to the homepage when they log out is by design : if the referring page is protected or belongs to the backend, the user would be redirected to the login page, which IMO defeats the purpose. It makes more sense to redirect them to the homepage.

Hi,

You’re welcome!

The best way would be to create a functionality plugin (using this plugin for example : https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/functionality/) and put the line of code there so that the change is retained when you upgrade your theme.

Best regards,

Matt

Hi,

You’ve got the wrong functions.php file : I meant your theme’s functions.php (/wp-content/themes/*name_of_your_theme/functions.php). I wasn’t considering editing a WordPress core file.

remove_action() is a standard WP function.

Hi again,

To disable SimplePress logout redirect, add this line in your functions.php file :

remove_action('wp_logout', sp_logout_redirect);