Where's instructions for a login widget.

Stephen,

The registration page is supposed to be protected by s2Member. If you have open registration turned off, then when someone goes to the registration page it is SUPPOSED to catch it and cause it to redirect.

Make sure open registration is turned OFF in S2Member settings, then check if it is redirecting. If it still is not redirecting, then it means s2member is not catching it. In which case, we’ll have to do a little more modding to the code to get your desired effect.

It’s turned off. I even tried turning it on then off again just to be sure.

Stephen,

Below is the additional mod you need to make to the sidebar plugin in the same section you made the first change.

Find:

$links .= '<li><a href="' . apply_filters( 'sidebar_login_register_url', site_url('wp-login.php?action=register', 'login') ) . '">' . $theregister . '</a></li>';

Replace with:

$links .= '<li><a href="' . apply_filters( 'sidebar_login_register_url', site_url('new-member-signup/', 'login') ) . '" rel="nofollow">' . $theregister . '</a></li>';

replace “new-member-signup” with the name of your signup page. For example if your signup page is called member options, then replace it with: (‘member-options/’, ‘login’) ) . ‘”

Let me know how it works out.

Stephen,

You should also note that anytime this plugin is “updated”, that your modifications will be erased and will need to be done again. So, remember these changes in case you have to do it again in the future.

That did the trick! Works perfect. You’re a genius Dan. Thanks SO much.

All the best,

Stephen

You’re welcome. That will be 5 rupees, please. J/k! Glad I could help, just remember that if there are any updates for the sidebar plugin that you’ll have to redo these modifications. So, make sure you write down notes somewhere.