About: uywi

Sorry, no that video did not help.

When I use the sidebar login box, there’s a bunch of configuration options, and one of them is where to send the person upon login, and I can select “Previous”. I select this option and everything works perfectly.

However, I’d rather have the login box in the middle of my page instead of in the sidebar, so for that I want to use the PHP widget. It has all the same configuration options, but you have to know a little more about coding to use them, and I don’t have enough knowledge about the proper syntax to use it properly.

This is the core of it.

<?php echo s2member_pro_login_widget(); ?>

This is the parameter I want to add:
“login_redirect” => “%%previous%%”

What’s the proper way to express that in the PHP code? I just don’t know whether to use the quotation marks, or where to put commas, or wether that “=>” belongs anywhere at all.

Thanks,
Julie

No, that would not achieve my goal. I’m not trying to send everyone to the same Thank You page upon success. It’s actually just the opposite of that. I’m trying to send them back to whichever post they started on when they encountered the login requirement.

Case:
A user visits Post A, sees teaser content, but the rest of the content is hidden with shortcodes, and they are prompted to login or join if they want to see it. They join, and then I want to send them BACK to Post A.

A different user visits Post B, sees the join/login requirement, joins, and is returned to Post B upon success.

Thanks for your quick reply. Some of our renewals will be active Level 1 Members who will be paying for an extra year before their membership expires to extend it (thus never dropping to Level 0), and others will be expired (Level 0) members reactivating. It seems your hack would only email me when a Level 0 switched back to Level 1, but not when a Level 1 extended. Are there any other solutions that could help me?

In regard to to the text:
When I do a test as a standard user, and I complete the renewal page, it shows me a message in a yellow block at the top of the screen “Thank you. Your account has now been updated. Please log back in now.”
It also sends me (as the user) an email with basically the exact same wording. Is there any way to edit that language?