Username still appears in the form

Good thing it still registers when if the user doesn’t enter a username, so I’ll just hide that field with CSS. But another issue is the auto login after registration doesn’t work, it takes me to the /wp-login.php?checkemail=registered page.

That’s normal, where do you it expect it to take you? That gives me some indication that your form is not located at wp-login.php which might also be the root of your first problem too. Redux can’t prevent WordPress from displaying the username field, it just some DOM manipulation to remove it on page load which won’t work if the field isn’t exactly as expected.

What do you mean normal? I expected it to login automatically and take me to the address I put in Registration Redirect, not to the login page.

You didn’t mention that you specified a Registration Redirect, in that case yes, it should take you, wherever. Regardless, your initial registration page, is it themed, is it located at wp-login.php, what can you tell me about it?

I simple placed the registration and login fields on the home page in a popup, I copied the HTML off their pages and pasted them on the pop up, registration and login work fine, but only the auto login and redirection aren’t.

Sorry for the delay, but what you have done there is outside the scope of Register Plus Redux. You may find a plugin that somehow enables similar functionality, with a login/registration popup, but I have not coded with that in mind. Sorry to disappoint.

What do you mean outside the scope? I said the auto login doesn’t work, how’s that outside the scope? No need to find creative ways to make this look like not your job.

AcidKing, a) this isn’t my job, I do this for free, b) unless I misunderstand you, you hacked together a registration/login popup. Anytime you craft your own form, it is outside of scope. Regardless, can you share your URL with me? Via here or email radiok at radiok.info. Maybe I’m just misunderstanding something. I’m certainly willing to take a look, but if I DO understand, the problem is that Redux frequently (super frequently) reviews $pagenow to confirm that is not taking actions on pages it has no business playing with. So autologin from any page other than wp-login.php should fail, which I would think would cause problems for you. Again, I’m willing to take a look, just let me know.

Forget about the hacked form, still autologin from the wp-login.php fails. Makes sense now?

Are you using Theme My Login, and/or WordPress for Networks?