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[Resolved] Dynamic redirect for cred_delete_post_link

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Last updated by Shane 6 years ago.

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I am trying to: dynamically redirect to a page when deleting a post.

I have my delete post link set up like this:

[cred_delete_post_link action="delete" text="Delete" message="Are you sure you want to delete this?" message_show="1" class="cred-refresh-after-delete" redirect="[delete-redirect]"]

I have the following in my functions.php. You'll note i've manually defined the ID for the moment, to rule out an issue with my cookie:

add_shortcode('delete-redirect', function() {
	// $id = $_COOKIE['pageidcookie'];
	$id = '385';
	return $id;
});

However, that all results in the shortcode looking like the attached. How can I sort? Cheers.

#1157902

Shane
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Timezone: America/Jamaica (GMT-05:00)

Hi David,

This all looks correct to me.

What could be happening is that the code is expecting a purely numerical value.

What you can do is to define a hook for the redirection, like this.

add_filter("cred_redirect_after_delete_action", "test");
function test($redurl, $post_id) { 
    return "/client/"; 
}

Please let me know if this helps.
Thanks,
Shane