rwhitten

Hi @etoilewebdesign

Not with the the redirection but I’m having an issue with restricted content not showing after you login. If I’m logged into the websites backend everything works fine but when I went live with the changes I started getting complaints about login issues. Sometimes it would let someone login but then everyone that went to website would see that first person’s login name and info and would not be prompted to login. Others would login and the page would refresh but the restricted content would not display.

Ok thanks for the clarification

@carlbarber how were you able to resolve the issue? I’m seeing a similar issue with my site.

Hi @etoilewebdesign

I had issues with the theme I’m using and turning off the footer for different pages but got a work around using the sidebars instead. I was still having issues with it not redirecting using reset_email_url=’employee-password-reset’. I would get the message “For completing the password reset procedure, please follow the instructions in your email.” after clicking reset password and it would stay on the current page. So I changed it to redirect_page=’employee-password-reset’ instead and that seems to work. Is that the correct attribute?

Hi @etoilewebdesign,

I guess I don’t understand how the toggle is useful then. I was trying to avoid creating logins for each page and I wanted a universal login/logout. Something that would be consistent to the whole site like in a footer or a menu. One shortcode redirects when you click the login button in the footer and the other when you click the Reset password button on the page and they use different redirect attributes so it seems like I could use the widget and shortcode without any conflict since the submission buttons are different.

Is there a different approach to handling this type of login situation? Is there a login toggle shortcode instead of a widget?

Hi @etoilewebdesign,

Were you able to recreate the situation I’m seeing with the redirection of the pages?

Ok I figured out what is causing it to redirect to the wrong page. I have a login/logout toggle in the footer of my page and it is redirecting to whatever I put in for login redirect page. Can you look into why this overrides the shortcode reset_email_url attribute.