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Disable redirect from form

Hi,

In Membership 2 Pro, I make use of option to make some content of a blogpost hidden via the read more tag protection.

In the ‘more tag protection message’ I use the shortcode [ms-membership-register-user membership_id=”980″] to register for a specific membership.

When someone enters the registration form and submits it, the person is redirected to the thank you page. This is not what I want. I want that the subscriber stays on the blog page and can continue reading.

How can this be done?

Cheers, Ron

Fri, 2 Dec 2016 19:53:52

Adam Czajczyk
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Hello Ron,

I hope you’re well today and thank you for your question!

I run some checks on my test site and it seems that in case of that kind of setup such a redirect is not currently supported because the payment gateway always “returns user” to the thank you page and the information about “where user came from” (what page of your site) is not carried over to and from payment gateway.

I’ve asked our second line support team to take a look into it and see if there’d be a workaround possible. I’ll let you know once I get a replay from them. Please note though that it may take them a bit longer to respond than it takes us here on support forum so please keep an eye on this thread for further information.

Best regards,

Adam
Panos
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Hi Merijn ,

In case the membership is free you can add attached mu-plugin in your wp-content/mu-plugins folder (if it doesn’t exist you can simply create a new folder under wp-content and name it “mu-plugins”:wink:.

In case this membership is paid it is more complex, as payment gateways return to specific pages, and needs further digging in order to see if this is possible. Whichever is the case please let us know :slight_smile:

Thanks!

Panos
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Just noticed I forgot to attach file so I’m attaching it here :slight_smile:
Merijn
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Hi Panos,

I wanted to install the plugin via the WordPress dashboard. This failed (see attachment)
Merijn
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Hi Panos,

I created the folder mu-plugins and added the file ‘ms_register_redirect.php’

How can I configure within the Free membership that the reader will not be redirected to the thankyou page?
Merijn
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Sorry Panos, forgot to mention it is not (yet) a Multisite environment. Does it work the same then?

Or can I just copy-past it into functions.php? (for example).

Ofcourse a plugin is the preferred way.

Rgds,

Merijn
Dimitris
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Hey there Merijn,

hope you’re doing good and don’t mind me chiming in! :slight_smile:

If you un-zip the file that my colleague Panos attached in his previous reply, you should be getting a file like ms_register_redirect.php.

Simply copy that to /wp-content/mu-plugins/ folder and it should be activated once.

Reference: https://premium.wpmudev.org/manuals/wpmu-manual-2/using-mu-plugins/

FYI, all mu-plugins are available in the whole multisite installation, if there’s one.

Warm regards,

Dimitris

Merijn

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Hi Dimitris, sorry for my late reply, was abroad…

I found this code to place in (child) template functions.php:

add_filter('ms_frontend_handle_registration', '__return_false');



add_action( 'gform_user_registered', 'pi_gravity_registration_autologin', 10, 4 );



function pi_gravity_registration_autologin( $user_id, $user_config, $entry, $password ) {

$user = get_userdata( $user_id );

$user_login = $user->user_login;

$user_password = $password;



wp_signon( array(

'user_login' => $user_login,

'user_password' =>  $user_password,

'remember' => false

) );

}

Is that the same? (it does work, but I like it better in a plugin….)

Adam Czajczyk
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Hello merijn!

This is a different code but if it works for you well you can try using it in an mu-plugin instead of functions.php file. In order to give it a try just create an empty file with a .php extension and then

– put a PHP opening tag at the beginning of the file:

<?php

– paste your code below that tag

– save the file and upload it to the “/wp-content/mu-plugins” folder

Make sure that you are editing the file with a “clean text” editor (such as e.g. Notepad++, Sublime etc).

Best regards,

Adam
Merijn
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That worked, Thanks!