[Resolved] [wpv-reset-password-form] – how to add a redirect after the change
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Problem:
The issue here is that the user wanted to add a redirect on their reset password form.
Solution:
You can add the redirect by using this attribute "redirect_url"
Add it to your shortcode like this [wpv-reset-password-form redirect_url='myurl']
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Sorry but I find tracking down what I need here is confusing and bits are missing - it's probably me but maybe you can help.
I have set up a membership site and all is working except for the reset-password page does not redirect to the page I want.
After the password change, the confirmation is displayed along with the form. I want it to redirect to hidden link page after the password update.
In the forgot password page I have:
[wpv-forgot-password-form reset_password_url="hidden link"]
which works
In the reset password page I have:
[wpv-reset-password-form]
How do I add a redirect to the password reset form and where do I find these forms so that I can edit it (I seem to have lost it somehow!)? They are not in my CRED list and I cannot see where they are listed for easy access. I must have created these forms somehow but cannot work out how I did them.
When the user enters the new password (twice) and submits the form, the returned page is the fowm with the "details updated" message.
What I want to happen is, after the form has been submitted and the data updated, I want to display my Login page. It's not a big problem as the linkto the Login page is on the return page - it's more of a cosmetic thing to avoid the user wondering what to do next.
Kind regards
Tony
PS
I am sure there will be others interested in this option.
Very simple solution - it would be really useful if the documentation at Toolset simply listed all the shortcodeswith their attributes (plus examples) - I am sure there are lots of hidden gems!!
