holmegm

That doesn’t look like a proper shortcode … do you maybe mean something like:

[frontier_add_post type=”download”]

(I’m not looking at the documentation, so not sure what the right syntax is, just seeing that your syntax as you posted it can’t possibly be right)

The table “wp_psn_rules” does exist. But the code is looking for “wp_wp.pbb_psn_rules”

It looks like the action happens in /wp-user-frontend/class/frontend-form-post.php, the submit_post() function?

Do I need to add some sort of trigger in that file?

I’m not seeming to get this right ??

If I do this below,

$loginUrl = function () { return ‘/login’; };
add_filter( ‘cas_server_custom_auth_uri’, $loginUrl);

it works, to use the custom login page, but it loses the parameters and therefore does not redirect back to the CAS client site.

But if I do this, it doesn’t even use the custom login. I don’t see any errors being logged either:

$loginUrl = function () { return ‘/login’; };
$myargs = array(
“redirect_to” => $_GET[‘redirect_to’],
“reauth” => $_GET[‘reauth’],
);
add_filter( ‘cas_server_custom_auth_uri’, $loginUrl, $myargs );

It just lands on the regular WP login page as if I had not used any code.

https://CAS-server-site.fake/wp-login.php?redirect_to=https%3A%2F%2Fcas-server-site.fake%2Fwp-cas%2Flogin%3Fservice%3Dhttp%253A%252F%252FCAS-client-site.fake%252Fdashboard&reauth=1

You can see in that URL the parameters that need to be passed.

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks Luis. How do I use it?

If I put this in my child theme:
$loginUrl = function () { return ‘/login’; };
add_filter( ‘cas_server_custom_auth_uri’, $loginUrl );

Then I lose the parameters necessary to redirect back to the client site after login.

Sorry, will open new question.

At desktop size, a green message flashes saying “loading shift nav”.

No need for that to load on the desktop … how to hide it?